Chapter 350: Imperialism led by Fabio (3)
His Majesty the King of the Kingdom of Lyon welcomed me with great hospitality.
I was at a loss for words, having been greeted with such praise from the very first meeting.
“Count Rothschild, how dare you come before me, of all people? How shameless.”
Even though this is a medieval fantasy world, it’s not like the author, the king, would criticize me like that without thinking.
The Tuscan Empire and the Kingdom of Lyon are still in a state of animosity from the last war.
‘It’s like the Soviet Union and the United States.’
In such a situation, I, a war hero of the Tuscan Empire who seized territory for free with an incredibly vicious strategy, showed up. Don’t shower me with such praise.
Since the culture of chivalry still remains, the king will be branded as a coward.
‘A cowardly king.’
This is a modifier that seems like the perfect excuse for a rebellion.
“The Tuscan Empire is not like a knight, but rather tries to win wars by using tricks instead of confronting them head-on. It’s obvious what kind of people the imperial nobles are.”
A coward, someone who schemes or schemes.