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When they heard that Roland had another "brother", both Katie and Cindy were astonished, thinking that their wife really had a "relative" relationship, with relatives all over the world.

When they saw the friends of this "relative" again, the two young maids were even more surprised and speechless: these "friends" were numerous and ugly.Each of them is not very particular about their clothes, and if you look at their "mounts", it is even more difficult to compliment them.

Katie and Cindy couldn't believe it when they heard that they were going to apply for the Gunners or the Guards.

However, every one of this group of young people is full of energy and eyesight, and they are not ashamed to spend less on food and clothing than others; after accepting Roland's "subsidy", they are not necessarily grateful.

This attitude of flattering and humiliating not only impressed the two maids, but even Roland was amazed.

After she learned about the abilities of this group of "audience", she was a little fortunate: thanks to D'Artagnan being her "old acquaintance", the possibility of the two being enemies in the plane is very small, but the chance of cooperation is great.

From this point of view, by cooperating with d'Artagnan, Roland can add another help to his side.

Not long after the "reunion" with D'Artagnan, the queen and her party slowly arrived in Paris.

King Louis XIII made an exception to leave the Louvre and came to the outskirts of Paris to meet his queen.This is probably because all the ceremonies at Amiens were completed without incident.

Everything that happened in Amiens had already been sent to Paris to report to the king.

Louis XIII was furious when he heard that the Duke of Buckingham had met the Queen at Madame de Chevreuse's house; In the garden of the Amiens palace, the queen asked someone to carry her out...

Louis XIII couldn't be more proud.

He has only one thought now: It doesn't matter if you are the most handsome man in Europe or not, my wife doesn't like you anyway.

Of course, the king's messengers also reported that the queen hugged the princess and wept affectionately the night before her departure. Louis XIII couldn't help but sigh—after all, when it was confirmed that the princess was going to get married, even the Queen Mother Mary expressed Be indifferent.The indifference of family affection in the royal family can be seen.

"The princess is the king's family, and the queen's family too!"

Louis XIII was a little moved by this.

As for the queen's new appointment of a chief female officer, Louis XIII didn't care at all.It doesn't matter who it is, as long as it is no longer a "troubleshooter" like Madame Chevreuse.

For this reason, at the suggestion of the cardinal, the king went out of the city to hunt and "by the way" to meet the queen.

And the queen, who has been married to Louis XIII for so many years, has never seen the king so "actively" come to "greet" herself outside Paris.

Both parties felt that they had to give way to each other, and the scene became extremely harmonious.

The king greeted the queen with outstretched arms and whispered something in her ear.The queen smiled shyly, as if she was the little Spanish princess who had just married to France more than ten years ago.

The two walked hand in hand for a while, and the king supported the queen's hand and sent her to the gorgeous palace carriage.He rode on his horse and escorted the queen's carriage back to the Louvre.

As for what the king was on the horse and the queen was in the carriage, what each was thinking, no one knew.

But as long as the two show a little harmony, it is enough to change the political wind in Paris.Diplomatic envoys from various countries (they also have a nickname called "Spy") have written letters to London, Madrid and Austria to report this "latest development". Those who were about to make a decision quickly suppressed their impulse and decided to wait and see Besides.

As the chief female officer appointed by the queen, Roland met Louis XIII in a side hall of the Louvre in a hurry.

Louis XIII was amazed by Roland's beauty, but he was not worried when he heard that Roland's husband was just an earl in a small territory with no status.

"Count de Raphael? I haven't heard of it."

Louis XIII was in a better mood, so he realized that he seemed to be speaking too sharply, so he bowed his head to Roland. "Madam, please forgive me for being abrupt, but the glory that your husband can bring to you seems to be far less than what the queen can bestow on you."

Roland complained mercilessly about the dumb king in his heart.

But the queen knew that the king could say that because it was for her sake, and it gave Roland a great deal of face.It seems that the king is quite satisfied with her choice.

Suddenly the cardinal came in, and Louis XIII introduced Roland to Cardinal Richelieu.

Richelieu politely nodded to Roland, but immediately turned to the king: "Your Majesty, I have something important to report to you."

He didn't show any sign of recognizing Roland, and Roland didn't want to be troublesome.

The two men who were devoted to political affairs talked with each other and left the side hall of the Louvre. The queen looked at Roland, shrugged her shoulders suddenly, and let out a long sigh of relief.

Roland knew what the queen was thinking: the difficulty is finally over, and now it seems that getting along with the king is not that difficult.

Roland asked the queen for leave, and she needed to leave the Louvre temporarily.

The queen nodded considerately: "I was negligent. You have just arrived in Paris and you have no place to settle down. How can I delay you here? Hurry up and go to the Louvre in a day or two. "

Roland thanked the queen for being so considerate.

In fact, there was nothing wrong with her. Peter Pan had already arrived in Paris and rented a house on Rue Mont Blanc first.But what she needs to worry about is the "audience" who followed d'Artagnan into Paris.

With so many of them, they need at least a bigger foothold.

Although Peter Pan got the news late, but his action was so strong that he actually rented another three-story building in just half a day. It was originally a dormitory of a missionary school, but it was temporarily vacant at present, and the rent was extremely high. Cheap.According to Peter Pan, it was like a free gift.

"Cardinal gave it to us, right?" Roland asked casually.

Unexpectedly, Peter Pan scratched his head and said that it was really possible.

So Peter Pan was entrusted by Roland to continue to inquire whether there was any relationship between the cardinal and the renting of the church school.

And D'Artagnan brought his friends directly into this dormitory, and everyone hurriedly prepared to be enlisted in the Imperial Army.

That's when Yi Na and Dai showed their talents: with a team of local Parisian tailors hired by Peter Pan, they measured everyone and cut new clothes from the serge material sent from Sweetwater.

Dai's sewing machine, together with another portable sewing machine just delivered from outside the plane, has been sent directly from Sweetwater to Paris.

Yi Na and Dai stepped on the sewing machine at the same time, and the sewing speed was much faster.Even the cutting speed of the tailors couldn't keep up with the two of them sewing.

When d'Artagnan first went to see Mr. de Treville, all his companions were dressed in serge tailors, and they were all in uniform.

Treville was very impressed by this, but he didn't know that all these clothes were worn for the first time, and there were no replacements, and all the uniforms used for replacements were still in the process of being rushed.

With the letter of recommendation from D'Artagnan's father, and Roland asking someone familiar with Treville to greet him, D'Artagnan did not actually join the king's imperial army as in the original book.He joined the King's Musketeers directly.

And those companions under D'Artagnan's command were all fortunate to join Mr. de Isaac's imperial army.

When Mr. de Isaac saw his newly recruited imperial army, he was very satisfied with the neat "military appearance" of these boys, but when he turned his face and saw the mounts they brought, the commander of the imperial army immediately made a bitter face——

"Boys, don't you spend all the money you spend on cattle on clothes?"

The heartbroken commander of the imperial army asked three times.

The newly joined guards looked around, and finally someone answered: "No...Mr. Tong, these clothes are cheap enough for us to afford. A few hundred sets of clothes are only worth the price of a good horse."

"Our... salaries can't afford good horses, but we can afford cloth."

Isaac was amazed: the material for hundreds of uniforms is only the price of a good horse?

He looked intently at the clothing materials on these newcomers, and he could see that the materials were light, soft and shiny, and the uniforms they cut were very crisp.According to the new people, these clothes are very strong and can be worn for a year and a half without any problems.Mr. Isaac found it hard to believe that the materials were so cheap.

But if there are such cheap and fine clothing materials, the imperial army can save a lot of "furniture" expenses.

Thinking of this, the commander of the Imperial Army soon had an idea.

Not long after, d'Artagnan wrote to Roland: "Dear sister, congratulations on becoming the exclusive supplier of clothing for the Imperial Army. Mr. Treville, please let me ask you, if you add the king's fire~ Gunners, you Will there still be problems with our supply capacity?"

The corners of Roland's mouth turned up when he saw it, and he folded up the letterhead, thinking: Of course there is no problem.

She spread out the letter paper and began to answer the letter.

First of all, she would like to thank D'Artagnan for inquiring about Athos for her.

Originally, Roland had done countless mental constructions before entering Paris, imagining what would happen when she saw Athos.

Who knows, Athos is not in Paris.

Before that, the swordsman under the command of the cardinal had a duel with Athos, and both sides were injured in the fight, and Athos had to stay in Paris to recuperate.

Now that Athos' injury was getting better, he took his followers and slowly returned to Tianshui Town.

The day Athos left was just a few days before the queen returned to Paris. He and Roland just missed the chance to meet.

Regarding the procurement of clothing materials for the King's Musketeers, Roland replied "Of course", although the line she was thinking was "I wish for it".

And d'Artagnan also asked in the letter if Roland had any suggestions in this plane - although Athos was not there, he still planned to make friends with Porthos and Aramis according to the original plot.

Roland originally thought that she had no special advice to give d'Artagnan, but when she wrote the pen, she had a thought and accidentally wrote the words "Beware of Aramis", and then sealed the letter with wax and handed it to Peter. Pan pre-set communication channels.The letter was thus safely and privately delivered to d'Artagnan.