To prove his statement, Eugen turned to look at Parma and said, "Come on, Parma, tell me everything you know about Viscount Tarik, and let me know about my enemies."

Parma just stood by respectfully, and then walked forward and slowly said, "Vissue Tarik is a member of the Vetina family, with about 5,000 troops, of which two thousand are light cavalry sent here in the Saxony region. In terms of military power, it can be said that it accounts for about half of the entire Leber region. However, because of the huge army, the income and expenses of the territory can only be barely equal..."

Butler Rud walked to the first floor and soon found Viscount Pigad's figure, and walked towards the Viscount.

However, after seeing Viscount Bad opposite Viscount Pigad, he stood beside Viscount and did not speak.

Bud didn't pay attention to the little housekeeper, but just said to himself: "What do you mean? Do you want to cooperate with me and fight against Tarik together?"

"Yes, Viscount Bad. Now Tarik is powerful, and this new count Eugen is just a coward. He is so scared that he wet his pants in front of Tarik. You have to help him so that he doesn't make him embarrassed. So I want to work with you to deal with Tarik's threat together." Viscount Pigad said with a smile, crossing his hands in front of him, trying to make himself look more sincere.

Viscount Bard's eyes were not on him, but on a lady in front of him. Pigaard's belittlement of Eugen very much.

"That's right. Eugen is really not a thing. I helped him, just wanted him to help introduce the beauty. He actually refused me without thinking. Humph, if it weren't for the emperor's sake, I would have sent troops to capture him and tied him to my prison."

Bad's tone was a little loose, but he never mentioned the cooperation to fight against Tarik. He was actually very afraid of the "Wolf Lord". Among the three major families, his comprehensive strength was also the weakest.

Pigaard knew Viscount Bad’s hobby, so he bent down and leaned over to Bad’s ear and whispered in a tempting tone: “Visscount Bad, my uncle has just returned from the sea. He brought back a group of Persian girls from the other side of the sea. They are tall and convex. I wonder if Viscount Bad is interested in going to my place to sit for guests.”

This sentence instantly hit Bard's weakness, his breathing immediately became rapid, and an unconcealed lust appeared in his eyes. He turned his head and stared at Pigaard and said, "Vissue Pigaard, what do you...what do you mean?"

Pigaard rubbed his hands and said in a pimp tone: "Hehe, I mean, Viscount Bard certainly knows it. I don't need you to send troops. As long as you express your support in public, it will be of great help to me."

Although Bud was worried, he was eventually defeated by desire. He said with longing in his eyes: "Okay, okay, isn't it just a sign? I will bring it up in public at the meeting tomorrow afternoon. I will not go back to my castle after the banquet, and follow you directly to your place."

After receiving Bud's promise, Pigaard showed a happy smile on his face, raised his glass to him and said, "Very good, then I wish us a happy cooperation. Viscount Bud is really my lucky star."

Bud touched his cup and said with a smile: "No, you are my lucky star. I have never tried Persian girls."

Pigaard looked at him with a smile, then said goodbye and left, and took Butler Rud to the corner on the side.

Bud looked at his gradually leaving back, the smile on his face gradually disappeared, and a secret meaning appeared in his eyes. Then the meaning disappeared, reappearing and becoming surrounded by several noble ladies.

When he arrived at the corner, the Butler Rudd took the initiative to speak without waiting for Pigard to ask questions, "Young Master, the Earl has agreed and has not put forward too much conditions." As he said that, he briefly explained Eugen's conditions.

"Trade license? What does he want this thing? Are he going to go where we do business?" Sure enough, Eugen's request aroused Pigaard's alertness, but like everyone else, he could not understand Eugen's real thoughts.

Butler Rud nodded and said confidently: "It should be, but with Vettelsbach's background, even if Eugen is in a hundred years, he will not be able to fight us on the road of business, so I made my own decision and agreed to him directly."

Pigaard nodded. He had previously granted the butler some authority to allow him to agree to the conditions proposed by Eugen within a certain range.

"Yes, a trading license is nothing. When I go back this time, I will write a letter to the Duke of Lorraine and ask him to sign a trading license to send it over." Viscount Pigad said slowly.

The gold coins reported by the Butler Rud at Viscount Pigaard were indeed 200,000 Kieldes. Pigaard just glanced at him and did not ask much.

To him, this amount of gold coins was simply insignificant. What he cares about now is the overall situation of the three alliances. Under his operation, both Bud and Eugen have been tied to his chariot to fight against Tarik together.

Moreover, one of them is in the light and the other is in the dark, and it is impossible to communicate with each other. This is the situation that is most beneficial to him.

"Hmph, that reckless Tarik still wants to fight me. He is also a 'Wolf Lord', and see if I don't strip his minions and turn him into a submissive pug." Pigaard said fiercely, with a terrifying light like a stinger in his eyes.

Several major families have their own ulterior motives, and the banquet is held in a strange atmosphere, but this has not affected everyone's interest. For those nobles who have no decision-making power, they can enjoy the banquet together today, and they can draw their swords to face each other tomorrow on the battlefield.

Day after day, it's just life.

After a night, most of the lower nobles who had fun looked for rooms in the hotel to stay. The representatives of the three major families, Vettelsbach and Velf, each took a car to leave.

They all have private residences in the city of Lebour, making it safer and more comfortable to go back to rest there.

As for the meeting on the next day, it was not held in the hotel, but was arranged by Eugen to a "temporary office". As for where it was, Eugen did not explain in detail, so naturally someone would lead people from the three major families to the next day.

Eugen booked the hotel for three days. During these three days, the lower-class nobles could continue to enjoy the banquet. The meeting did not require too many people to participate. People without real power would naturally be arranged at will, and eventually they would just become backgrounds.
Chapter completed!