Obviously, Grand Master Erwin cannot make a strong decision for a while. He has to wait until he gets down and then discuss with the senior leaders of the Knights how to deal with this round of crisis.

Lawrence nodded with understanding. He also knew that issues related to the survival of a regime could not be decided by just a few words between two groups.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Captain Erwin felt a lot more relaxed after receiving Lawrence's approval, and casually ordered Franche beside him:

"France, please settle the distinguished guests at Fort Manoel."

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The three Lawrences quickly climbed up to the second floor of Fort Manoel from the corridors on both sides of the main hall under the guidance of Franche. There was a whole row of spacious, clean and brightly lit small rooms. It seemed that they were specially designed for

Built by guests.

After arranging the accommodation for Grosso and Serurier, France finally took Lawrence to a three-room room at the end of the corridor and said respectfully:

"This is your residence, Monsignor Bonaparte."

Unlike his uncle, Grand Master Erwin, who was neither humble nor overbearing when facing Lawrence, Franche always seemed a little flattered when talking to Lawrence.

Lawrence looked at his residence for a few times, nodded with satisfaction, then looked at Franche, and asked casually:

"Well, that's good. By the way, your name is Franche? Do you hold any position in the Knights?"

"Oh yes, sir, I am France, France de Medici."

He raised his head excitedly and enthusiastically, touched his chest, made an exaggerated bow, and said:

"I am the captain of the knights' guard, responsible for the defense and security of the castle and the city. It can be said that all military affairs, as long as the navy does not take care of them, are under my control."

Lawrence nodded thoughtfully. It sounded like this was a position with considerable military power. He was responsible for both the defense of the fortress group and the security management of the city. The power could be said to be very great.

However, considering that he is a relative of Grand Master Erwin, it is not surprising that the Grand Master would give such an important position to Franche.

"Ah, hello, France." Lawrence leaned out slightly and scanned the corridors of the castle with the corner of his eyes to make sure that no one else was present, and then said in a low voice:
Chapter completed!