Chapter 133: The Most Simple Duel (Seeking Monthly Votes)

"Marshal, reinforcements have now arrived; when shall we engage the enemy in battle?"

Count Orlan asked anxiously.

At such a time, coming over to inquire clearly hinted at forcing a palace coup. If possible, he wouldn't wish to do this.

But within the circle of nobility, one often lacks control over their actions.

As a member of the Northern aristocracy, to mix in this circle, one must stand together with everyone.

Under the deterrence of Hudson, the emerging nobility dared not act rashly, and Count Orlan, who had a special relationship with him, was pushed to the forefront.

Count Orlan had no choice; he had to be the spokesperson. If anyone else came forward and negotiations fell through carelessly, they might accidentally die on the battlefield at any moment.

Members of the Koslow Family could also become "representatives," but those young nobles were too low in status and position; their words carried no weight, making Count Orlan the most suitable candidate.