Chapter 489: CXVIII. Dispatching troops and generals
One week later.
Mulong Duchy, Golden Palm Port.
In fact, the Rebellious Marquis was quite dissatisfied with the people from Black Sail.
Everyone knew that no one helps without reason, and Black Sail was definitely here to take a piece of Mulong.
But during their stay at the port, many issues arose. Some cadres went to Aran, and very few went deep into the Kelor Highlands. Those who did were a mix of good and bad pirates.
The Rebellious Marquis doubted whether these people could accomplish anything.
He was very clear that bringing in more people wouldn’t make them a match for Aran.
Uborio didn’t know what he thought, but the Rebellious Marquis, who controlled the nation’s largest port, just wanted to obtain better terms for selling out the country, and doing so personally. Selling out as a sovereign nation yields the highest profit.
Now the puppet government had been changed to a duchy.
People saw that you had no backbone, didn’t want to fight, and had become incredibly weak, so they could occupy 99% of the benefits, always suppressing you and using you as a vassal state.
If the rebellion succeeded and the kingdom was restored, Aran could indeed win, but they would have to consider military and time costs, and whether the operations of other countries would pose a serious threat after the delay.