Pirates: Family History

Back to the villa!

Nandkarnet had returned long ago.

And from the chatting and laughing faces of the people at the scene, it was not difficult to tell that she did not tell what had just happened.

This time!

"Okay, that's almost it. It's time for me to say goodbye!" Sally Bate stood up and said seriously.

"Then... Your Majesty, go slowly!" After Caesar said this with a smile, he stood up and was about to send him away.

"Ok!"

After Sally Bate nodded, she saw Caesar preparing to see him off, and waved his hand directly, saying, "Okay, no need to see him off, you can have a good rest!"

With that said, without waiting for Caesar to be polite again, he left here with his escort and Nand Canet.

Before leaving, Nandikanet glanced at Liszt intentionally or unintentionally, his cheeks were slightly red, and his eyes showed a hint of spring.

And after they left!

"By the way, father, what did you talk about just now?" Liszt asked casually.

"Title, and fief!" Caesar responded with a smile.

Noble title?

manor?

After Liszt thought for a moment, he asked thoughtfully, "Your Majesty the King, have you raised your title and expanded your fief?"

Since titles and fiefs are mentioned, there are two results.

Either reward or punish!

But Caesar was killed like this because of the king, so obviously the king couldn't punish him!

So, there is only one possibility!

reward!

Caesar has become so miserable because of the king, and his life has entered a two-year countdown. Whether the king is trying to win people's hearts or to show that he values ​​talents who are willing to sacrifice for him, he will give generous rewards.

Only in this way can people know that as long as they are willing to sacrifice for the king, they will receive generous rewards. Only in this way can they gain the respect of their subordinates and gain the loyalty of more people.

"That's right!"

Caesar grinned, smiled slightly, and responded happily, "Your Majesty has raised my title to a higher level, and now I am the Earl of the Kingdom!"

"Moreover, he also doubled my fiefdom - and granted me another village on the outskirts of the city!"

After a pause, he changed his words and said, "However, I did not accept the fief!"

When Liszt heard this, he was immediately curious and said, "You didn't accept it? Why?"

"I discussed with His Majesty and replaced the two fiefdoms, the original village and the new village, with a larger village!" Caesar said with a smile.

"Two villages for one?"

Liszt raised his eyebrows and asked, "Which village did you change to?"

"Windmill Village!" Caesar responded.

Windmill Village?

Isn't that the village where Luffy is?

Liszt reacted immediately after hearing this familiar name.

Windmill Village is the village where Luffy lives. It is the place where Garp often skips work and goes back. It is also the village where the red hair guides Luffy on the road to the Pirate King!

Immediately!

He frowned!

But that’s not because Windmill Village is bad.

Rather...

Lose!

The overall terrain of the Kingdom of Goya is like a Russian matryoshka doll, with big dolls nested inside small dolls, one inside the other. The smallest doll is also the smallest ring. The core area is Gao Town and the palace in the center of Gao Town. .

And outwards are the central street, the side town, the suburbs and Mount Corpo!

Among them, the terminal station of uncertainty is on the west side of the city suburb.

The Bandit Dadan family is located in Mount Kolbo, a little further out on the outskirts of the city.

As for the windmill village...

It is further outside these "matryoshka dolls", on the other side of Mount Kolbo, on the edge of the entire kingdom.

Putting aside the fact that Luffy was born in the village, in reality, although Windmill Village is indeed larger than ordinary villages, it is just bigger.

Geographically located in the suburbs of the city, the residents seem to live a happy life, but their location is too remote and the overall situation is not very wealthy!

If it's just a village change, that's fine, you won't lose too much.

But if two villages were exchanged for one village, it would be a huge loss in terms of taxation!

And when Caesar looked at Liszt's expression, he knew what he was thinking without thinking too much!

He explained with a serious face, "Although the tax revenue brought by Windmill Village may not be high, it is located in the outermost area of ​​the Goa Kingdom. If you choose to go there, future disturbances in the Goa Kingdom will basically not affect you. !”

The voice fell!

Liszt immediately understood the reason why Caesar chose Windmill Village.

Prepare for your own funeral!

Liszt did not tell Caesar that he actually had a way to keep Caesar alive for two years or even more.

Under this circumstance, and the fact that Dr. Zhungeer who treated Caesar was already the top doctor in the East China Sea, Caesar naturally believed that he would not survive more than two years.

and so!

He also naturally has to consider what will happen after his death.

The current situation is that although Liszt seems very mature during this period, he seems to have become a different person.

But no matter how mature a child is, he or she is just a child!

No matter how mature he acts, it can't change the fact that he is 12 years old.

Caesar felt that if Liszt inherited his title and fief after his death, the child's identity would inevitably attract some people's ill will.

For example, he tricked Liszt into selling off his family's assets cheaply, or he got Liszt involved in a struggle and became a pawn.

In short, no matter what, these are not good things for Liszt.

and so!

Caesar then discussed with the king to change the fiefdom to Windmill Village.

In this way, after his death, Liszt can stay in Windmill Village in the name of guarding the fiefdom, completely avoiding the storm in the kingdom and completely avoiding those malicious intentions.

The king naturally had no objection to this.

The original two fiefdoms were considered high-quality fiefdoms, and they would only be given to him if Caesar was his cronies.

And Windmill Village...

I can’t say it’s inferior, but it’s not very good either.

He had no reason to refuse if he wanted to exchange the quality for a village that was not so good, or exchange one for two!

Again!

Although he is not good at governing a country, he is good at scheming and can probably guess what Caesar is thinking.

It's to protect your children!

This gave him no reason to refuse.

and so!

The king readily agreed.

What I have to say is that Caesar's approach moved Liszt a little.

Even though he knew he was going to die, he didn't think about how he could survive. Instead, he thought about how Liszt could live better after his death. This made Liszt, who was an orphan before time travel, feel deeply. What is fatherly love!

However, he was moved. As a man, it was difficult for him to express his feelings. He just kept it silently in his heart and solemnly said, "Then... everything will be decided by my father!"

Seeing that Liszt had no objection, Caesar secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

When he explained this, he was most afraid that Liszt would not understand his approach and would oppose him.

When the relationship between father and son becomes tense, I'm afraid they won't feel at ease even if he dies.