The Rise of the European Emperor

At this time, Kohler proposed:

"How about using the army's 'out of food' as an excuse? The army has no food, and the soldiers make trouble. It's normal." Kohler is in charge of money, and even the importance of money and food to the army.

Marin nodded and said:

"It's a good idea, but if you really run out of food, maybe the army will mutiny. It's too dangerous..."

Several other people also nodded in agreement. Indeed, the army's lack of food is not a joke. Even if it is to create rumors, if the soldiers really believe it, it is easy to cause chaos.

In the army, there should be no panic. If there are rumors of running out of food, the army will inevitably lose heart and even cause chaos. During the war between Cao Cao and Yuan Shu, because of the lack of food, he had to unjustly kill a warehouse official in charge of food, Wang Fei, to calm the panic of the army.

Therefore, although Kohler's opinion is good, it is extremely dangerous. Once it's self-defeating, it can lead to big messes. If the army is really in chaos, it will be useless even if Marin shows up.

Everyone fell silent...

After a while, Wagner, the commander of the Second Legion, suddenly proposed:

"How about we pretend to engage in a power struggle?"

"Power struggle? What do you mean? Be more specific..." Marin became interested.

Wagner cleared his throat and said:

"According to ordinary people's thinking, if the lord really dies, the young master should be in charge of the grand duchess. At the juncture of power transition, should the grand duchess control the military power?"

"You mean..." Marin's eyes lit up suddenly.

"My subordinate remembers that Madam's family was a knight family, including Lord Nelson and Master Louis, right?" Wagner asked.

At this time, Schwartz and Kohler and other old people laughed. Because, Wagner was wrong.

In fact, among the people present, Wagner and Heynckes were not old men under Marin's command, but joined later. Therefore, they didn't know Angela's true origin, and thought that Angela was the daughter of the Nelson Knight family who was arranged by Marin to cover.

Marin also laughed, considering that the two had already entered the inner circle and did not intend to hide it, so he explained to Wagner and Wagner and Heynckes:

"Angela is not from the Nelson family,

but from Italy. "

"Italy? The Grand Duke, your father-in-law is..."

"The ruler of Rome..." Marin didn't say it clearly, but both Wagner and Heynckes opened their mouths in surprise...

The ruler of Rome, isn't that the Pope...

"Now you understand why our Archduke has such a close relationship with the Holy See? Otherwise, how could the Holy See give us such a large territory as the Bishopric of Munster?" Schwartz laughed.

Wagner quickly took a sip of tea to calm down his excitement. He and Heynckes glanced at each other, and both saw surprises in each other's eyes - such a powerful backer, no wonder his protagonist can come forward so quickly. It would be difficult for the church to admit it to someone of ordinary low birth. Marin was able to gain a place in the German Prince Court, and it was inseparable from the support of the church. After all, the power of the church also accounted for nearly half of the princely house. Following a boss with such a background, the future is bright...

After calming down, Wagner continued:

"My subordinates know Mrs. Angela's origin, but the outside world doesn't know. So, if the Grand Duke disappears and Mrs. Angela wants to control the army, should she use her own family to control the army?"

"You mean, let old Nelson and Louis Nelson be the commanders of the army?" Marin seemed to understand Wagner's meaning...

"Exactly, of course, this is only Madam's unilateral order. We can ask Madam to pretend to give an order to let Mrs. Nelson take over as the commander of the Second Legion, and let Master Louis Nelson be the commander of the Third Legion... "

"Then, you and Steindorf pretended to be disobedient and fell out with Aurich?" Marin understood and excused.

"That's right, both me and the commander of the Steindorf Corps refused to accept Aurich's command. Then, there is only one First Corps left on the bright side of Beihai Kingdom. At that time, are you afraid that those princes will not be tempted?"

Marin thought for a while and said:

"The attention is very good, but the problem is that the Second Army is also stationed in Aurich. It stands to reason that if the Second Army does not accept the command of the Royal Palace of Aurich, the First Army will definitely be suppressed. The Second Legion is going to pretend to be fighting in the city of Orrich? Isn't that inappropriate?"

Although the city of Aurich is heavily guarded, spies are not very active. However, because it is the capital, there are also foreign envoys stationed there. If the two legions fight, whether it is a real fight or a fake fight, those envoys can still tell.

If it is too realistic, the damage to Aurich will be great. So it's a little bit wrong.

Wagner was also aware of this situation, and after thinking about it, he suggested again:

"Or, let Lord Schwartz's 'Five Regents' find an excuse to transfer the Second Army from Aurich?"

Marin thought for a while, then nodded in agreement...

At first, he transferred the Second Army to Aurich because he was afraid of his own accident. At that time, there are two strongest legions in the capital, which can also protect the safety of Caesar and Angela.

But now that I have returned home safely, there is no need for that. Because everything is under his control.

After thinking about it, he planned to ask Schwartz to transfer the Second Army to Oldenburg City for garrison first. In this way, after leaving Aurich's Second Army and arriving at the place, it is possible to "stand up on the hill".

...

After the meeting, Marin told Angela about it at night, and asked him to play a good show with Schwartz and others...

Early the next morning, Schwartz, Stade, Kohler and Sauer, the four members of the five-member regent who attended yesterday's meeting, made the decision to "transfer the Second Army to Oldenburg for garrison." Haider didn't attend the meeting yesterday and was a little confused. Kohler pulled him aside and whispered a few words, and Haider agreed immediately.

In this way, the Second Army, under the leadership of the army commander Wagner, left Aurich and went to the east of Oldenburg, the capital of Oldenburg Province, to be stationed in Oldenburg City.

...

Not long after, the Sixth Army of the North Sea Kingdom stationed in the Ruhr area suddenly had a "mutiny"...

It is said that the Scottish soldiers of the Sixth Legion, because they missed their hometown and disregarded the obstruction of the young regiment commander Heynckes, brazenly launched a mutiny one night, rushed out of the camp, all the way north, crossed the Lippe River, and attacked Emden, the largest port in the North Sea, obviously wanted to return home by boat... And Heynckes was chasing them with 3,000 German soldiers...

Of course, this news was deliberately spread by Kohler's spies from Beihai Kingdom in several vassal states around Beihai Kingdom that coveted Beihai Kingdom's agricultural secrets and even territory, in order to let several princes know that something happened to Beihai Kingdom...

"The Beihai Kingdom's army has mutiny!"

"The Beihai Kingdom's army has mutiny!"

...

This is the biggest news in the northern region of Germany in recent times...

...

A few days later, another big news came from Beihai Kingdom - Angela, the Grand Duchess of Beihai Kingdom, announced that she had determined that Malin Hoffman, the Grand Duke of Beihai Kingdom, had been in an accident, and announced that she was acting as the regent for her son, and that she was awarded the "Five Regents" support. Then Mrs. Angela ordered her father, Nelson Sr., to take over as commander of the Second Legion. At the same time, he ordered his younger brother Louis Nelson to take over as the commander of the Third Legion... Obviously, Madam Angela wanted to control the army in her own hands...

But what people did not expect was that both Wagner, the commander of the Second Army Corps of the North Sea, and Steindorf, the commander of the Third Army Corps, publicly expressed their dissatisfaction, and believed that the old Nelson and his son were incapable of serving as commanders, so they refused to obey the order...

Then, Wagner, the commander of the Second Army, was afraid of being hit by the strongest First Army in the North Sea Kingdom, so he left Oldenburg with the army (this was also decided after consultation with Marin), and joined the Third Army in the east. went. It seems that the Second Army and Third Army of Beihai Kingdom are planning to form a group against the regent's Grand Duchess...

The army of Beihai Kingdom seemed to be out of control, and the second and third armies, under the leadership of their respective army commanders, rebelled collectively. The local army that really obeyed the deployment of the Aurich Palace, only the first army stationed in Aurich was left...