When King Jean Albray learned of the death of his brother-in-law Caesar Porgia, he did not immediately attack, but breathed a sigh of relief. His wife, Queen Catherine, showed joy.
In fact, it was also very contradictory to let Albray accept Caesar Bogia. Because he knew very well that his behavior of taking Caesar Bogia would definitely make the current Pope Julius II unhappy. However, when his sister Charlotte defended her husband, he had to take in the couple first.
In Jean Albray's opinion, the life and death of his sister is very important. As for his brother-in-law... he was also a marriage of interests, so he ignored Caesar Borgia's life and death. Moreover, Caesar Borgia is also a hot potato, and it is very hot to take it over. As for Queen Catherine, she had long regarded Caesar Borgia as a trouble. However, for Jean Albray's sister Charlotte, she did not take action to drive it away.
However, Jean Albray and Queen Catherine had actually been prepared to secretly sell Caesar Bogia to Julius II. However, Julius II had already handed over the important task of killing Caesar Bogia to his son-in-law Malin, so he did not contact the Kingdom of Navarre, so he made the couple wait for a fight in vain. After all, if you sell Caesar Bogia, the Kingdom of Navarre will definitely get a lot of benefits. After all, as the Pope, you will definitely not be shabby in taking action.
However, the couple waited for a fight. They did not wait for news about Julius II, but waited for news of Caesar Porgia's death...
"Finally dead..." Albrey breathed a sigh of relief.
"Yes, this disaster finally died. From now on, Navarre will be safe!" Queen Catherine said.
"It's a pity that we have no benefit..." Ah Bray was a little sorry.
"Don't be a pity. Your brother-in-law is dead. You can't do nothing..." Queen Catherine reminded.
"That's right, I want to pretend..."
Then, let Albre pretend to be angry and sent a large group of people to search for the assassins. But the leading officers had been secretly ordered - just do it, don't take it seriously...
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Then, the Navarra Kingdom's official army, divided into several directions, began to search around Pamplona. However, their search speed was very slow, and it was obvious that they wanted to let the killer go.
Of course, these Navarra official troops also took the opportunity to plunder the wealth of the people in the surrounding villages. In addition to the manors under the names of great nobles, those small villages without background were all in trouble. These Navarra official troops who came to search for assassins entered the houses of the people and rummaged on what was valuable, and said it was "this is evidence". If you dare to resist, you will be arrested in the name of "suspect" and then ask your family to "bail" with money...
In this way, by searching for the assassins, these officers made a lot of money. Of course, they did not dare to do too much. After all, if they were too much, the king would punish them. Therefore, these generals of the government army who took the opportunity to make money only made money, did not harm their lives, nor did they tease women.
This is the characteristic of this era - the army is like bandits. Whether in Europe or the East. Of course, the Ming Dynasty was much better. Because the Ming Dynasty is in its heyday, the society is stable and the law is strict. Those generals and officers of the army did not dare to do anything indiscriminately. But by the end of the Ming Dynasty, the government army was very reckless. Killing good deeds was common, and Zuo Liangyu's official army was no less ruthless than the Qing army.
As for Europe, most of the troops were mercenaries. The mercenaries were hired to serve as soldiers for money and almost formed a habit of looting the people. This habit was preserved until the 19th century. For example, the British and French coalition forces looted the Old Summer Palace, which was the "fine tradition" left by European mercenaries...
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Although the official army searching for the assassin was slow, a few days later, they still chased the assassin's body...
The bodies of seven English dart masters were found near the coast of Biscay on the northern border of the Navarra Kingdom. Obviously, these seven English dart masters were planning to arrive at the seaside and leave by boat. However, before arriving at the seaside, they were silenced...
Obviously, this was the work of Marin's North Sea Chamber of Commerce. But in fact, Kohler's spies did not want to kill these dart masters at first. However, by chance, a spy in charge of the Navarra Kingdom region of the North Sea Chamber of Commerce from East Friesland accidentally heard the conversation between these English dart masters (in this era, Friesian and English can be communicated), and after reporting, Kohler instructed people to kill and silence them.
What did these guys talk about? It turned out that these seven people were all remnants of the Tudor dynasty. What they were talking about was how to continue to devote themselves to the great cause of resisting Edward after returning to China. They also planned to follow the means of assassinating Caesar Borgia and assassinating important officials under Edward...
The dart movement was developed by Henry VII. Henry VII was weak and it was difficult to pull the English longbow. So he started a dart movement that was not very laborious. As a loyal fellow of the Tudor dynasty, "the superiors have something to like, the subordinates must be even more." So, these seven people actively practiced dart throwing techniques and planned to please the superiors. But when they practiced the dart skills, the darting partner Henry VII was killed...
So, these people moved underground and secretly planned to restore the Tudor dynasty. Then, they happened to meet an Italian killer organization called "Assassin's Creed" to hire dart masters at high prices in England. These people were short of funds for treason, so they called to Italy and then to the Kingdom of Navarra...
Originally, they could have returned to England safely with the money. However, an unintentional conversation was heard by the employer, and then they were sad. When they were about to run out of the northern border of the Kingdom of Navarra, the North Sea Chamber of Commerce sent the person in charge in Navarra to poison them in the wine they drank, poisoning all seven people to the northern border of Navarra...
Why did Kohler order poisoning these people? Nonsense, Edward is now an ally of Marin. Edward's daughter Princess Margaret even had a engagement with Marin's son Little Caesar. Isn't these people trying to assassinate the important officials under Edward's men just to mess up England? That's where the little master Caesar will rule in the future, how can he allow the little one to destroy? Therefore, the tragic fate of these people is destined...
Moreover, Kohler also left a "secret letter" on the leaders of seven English dart masters...
This so-called "secret letter" was written by Kohler in the name of Altay, the leader of the "Assassin's Creed". In the letter, "Altay" told the leader that the deposit paid by multiple forces such as Italy, Denmark and France had been paid, and he had to go to the "old place" to collect it. As for the remaining half of the reward, it would have to wait until the assassination was completed. At the end of the letter, "Altay" also wished these darters a smooth restoration of the Tudor dynasty...
In the letter, "Altaire" implicitly pointed out that the money from Italy was the descendants of the bishop who had been poisoned by Caesar Borgia, but the only one did not mention the Rovere family. Obviously, this was a purge for the pope. As for the origin of the French forces, it was not mentioned. In Denmark, everyone knows that Crown Prince Christian almost died under "Cantera". If he hadn't drunk too much, he would have vomited, Prince Christian would have died long ago. Therefore, everyone would have guessed that it was the Danish royal family...
However, all this was fake, and it was a forged news by Kohler. However, after the "secret letter" fell into the hands of King Jean Albrey of Navarra, the Navarra believed the statement in the secret letter. Because the statement in the letter was very reasonable and could not be refuted.
Chapter completed!