Malin is not a fool either. After he went back, he understood that the other party was probably pretending to be dizzy. Moreover, this was also the other party’s best choice.

However, this pretending to be dizzy also comes at a price. For example, Frederick III pretending to be dizzy not only had to deceive Marin, but also had to deceive the princes. Otherwise, Frederick III would be collectively despised by the princes.

Europe is still in a barbaric era and advocates violence. Therefore, it is obvious that it is very embarrassing to avoid duels by pretending to be dizzy.

Therefore, Frederick III pretended to be dizzy, not only to avoid himself, but also to avoid the princes in the city. If someone saw that he fainted by fake one, it would be embarrassing and would also lose a lot of fans...

According to the general circumstances, Marin estimated that the next day, Frederick III, who was pretending to be dizzy, would find an opportunity to announce that he had "wake up". Then, he would continue to make trouble in the city and speak badly to the princes.

So, Marin plans not to give the other party this opportunity...

How to do it specifically? It is to take people to challenge Frederick III every day and demand a duel. The other party had no choice but to continue to pretend to be dizzy. Once Frederick III pretended to be dizzy, he could not appear in front of the princes in the city, nor could he be able to openly discredit Marin in front of the princes.

For if the princes saw Frederick III talking badly about Marin but were unafraid of fighting, they would strongly despise him.

So early the next morning, Marin continued to run outside the city gate with his men and horses, challenging Frederick III.

Marin used an oak rifle to pick up the red women's shorts of yesterday, shaking them hard under the city, and then loudly "invited" Frederick III to go out of the city to duel, or put the red shorts of this woman on her head...

Frederick III, who had planned to "become better" and "wake up" today, was so scared that he continued to "be in bed" and did not dare to come out and jump around. Because, once he came out and jumped around, he had to face Marin's duel invitation...

So, the melon-eating crowd discovered that Frederick III, who fainted yesterday, was still lying in bed today and could not come out. This is really not good news for the melon-eating crowd who are looking forward to a wonderful duel.

Only some experienced nobles saw Frederick III's plan. Logically speaking, Frederick III's approach to dealing with this matter was very smart and experienced. However, he met a Marin who did not play according to common sense. He fainted on the first day, and came the next day, as if he would not let the other party go without PK, which made Frederick III unable to "wake up" now and could only continue to lie in the bed in the hot weather. If he had a few more days, he would probably have been able to cover the prickly heat...

But in the next few days, Marin was addicted and came to challenge every day, forcing Frederick III to jump out and conspire with everyone to make a countermeasure.

The weather in August was the most humid and hot, but Frederick III could only lie on the bed and pretend to be sick under the pressure of Marin. He felt that he might not only be covered with prickly heat, but also hemorrhoids...

While watching Frederick III's jokes, several cunning nobles also had to admire Marin's ghost spirit. It was rare to force Frederick III, who was good at using tricks, to this point. But the problem is that Frederick III is already 42 years old and has rich experience. And Marin is only 27 years old, and he is so cunning as a fox...

How could they know that Marin counted the age of 28 years in his previous life, and the 11 years after traveling through time, he was almost 40 years old. Although his talent for conspiracy and tricks was not as good as Frederick III, he had a lot of knowledge and strategies in his mind in his previous life. With the knowledge and knowledge that was ahead of him for hundreds of years, he did not lose his temper when he fought Frederick III.

However, Marin's origin was a shortcoming and had always been rejected by the traditional aristocratic circle. Even though Marin was really the bloodline of the Brock family, the traditional ruler of East Friesland, the Brock family was regarded as barbarians by the German nobles back then and was not allowed to enter the imperial court of princes. As a descendant of the Brock family, Marin naturally did not fall into the eyes of those traditional aristocrats. It was precisely because of this that Frederick III, a representative of the traditional aristocrat, could suppress Marin in the Imperial Parliament.

Marin also knew that his reputation and background were far inferior to Frederick III, so he tried his best to find ways to attack the other party's reputation. For example, this time, if you have a duel, you can have a duel. What is it to find a red shorts worn by a woman? He also asked the other party to wear a head...

Frederick III was so scared that he pretended to be dizzy. Marin still refused to let go and challenged every day to ask for PK. In desperation, Frederick III had to lie on the bed every day to pretend to be sick. It wouldn't be that bad if it were other seasons. But now it is August, the wettest season. In the era without air conditioning, lying in bed in a hot day is not about enjoying it, but suffering...

Just as Marin was doing his daily life, asking for duels outside the gate of Wolms, a huge diplomatic team came from the East - the marriage proposal team sent by the King of Poland and the Grand Duke of Lithuania, Alexander, arrived...

The leader was Belesky, the foreign minister of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. It was nothing. The princes of Wolms had seen foreign ministers, and the emperor had seen them many times.

But the problem is that Belesky has a great show. He came and brought a total of three thousand plate-armored knights behind Mao? Is he here to visit or fight? This is not counting the six thousand attendants brought by the three thousand plate-armored knights. The entire team has a total of more than nine thousand people, almost tens of thousands...

Archbishop Mainz personally welcomed Belesky into the city and warmly received the banquet. The banquet was grand and many princes attended. After all, it was not enough to look at Belesky's face, but also to look at Alexander's face.

Who is Alexander? That is the King of Poland and the Grand Duke of Lithuania! Perhaps the King of Poland or the Grand Duke of Lithuania alone can only be considered to be on par with the electorate. But the two powerful countries combined are almost the same as His Majesty Maximillian I, the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, but it is a little lower. But in terms of influence and real power in the country, it is even better than Emperor Maximillian I.

Therefore, without looking at monks and Buddhas, the princes warmly welcomed Belesky. Moreover, some princes even planned to temporarily borrow the three thousand plate-armored knights and six thousand knight attendants brought by Belesky to fight against the 10,000 army brought by Marin to facilitate negotiations.

But after three rounds of drinking, as soon as Belesky spoke, all the princes present were stunned...

Why? Belesky made such a big battle, not to show off his martial arts, but to just propose marriage...

That's fine, but who does not want to propose marriage to him, and he has to propose marriage to Marin... Isn't this embarrassing everyone?

Moreover, if this guy proposes marriage, he also brought about three thousand plate-armored knights. Including the servants, he brought about nearly 10,000 people. Isn’t this awesome to Marin?

Marin had already brought an army of 10,000, and Belesky's nearly 10,000 troops, how can the negotiation be carried out?
Chapter completed!