If you ask how many lives Rhine's longbow took, it wouldn't be a terrible number.
He is not a murderous person, and naturally he does not kill people like he is addicted to show off his skills. Almost every arrow shot by Rhine has a purpose. The arrows are not falling, and the momentum is rising. As long as Rhine carries this longbow on his back, the enemy will not dare to stand carelessly in an open place, let alone act too eye-catching, for fear that he will be impassioned one second and be pierced by arrows the next.
Rhine's bow inflicts much greater mental damage to the enemy than physical damage, and has a first-rate shock effect, just like debuffing the entire enemy.
The army was defeated like a mountain.
Rhine carried the bow on his back and pushed forward almost indomitably. No one dared to stand in front of him openly. All kinds of ingenious tricks were used, but in the end they always missed a move. This kind of mental pressure made them extremely defeat.
In the lands where the Holy See was destroyed, not to mention that the political power was returned to Rhine and Hill, but both of them had considerable say in how to govern these areas. The nobles who were originally responsible for managing the land either chose to stand aside and had to obey the two Rhine men under the current war situation, or they chose to stand aside and did not intend to conflict with the two at this moment. Under various circumstances, most areas of the Flemish Dynasty developed according to Rhine's wishes. The craze for invention and creation greatly promoted the process of history. In the year when the steam engine was born, the Holy See was completely destroyed, and the entire Fran dynasty entered the machine age. The emergence of □□ made the military power of Rhine and Hill extremely tough for a while. Other nobles did not dare to compete with them during the years when the two conquered the Holy See. Coupled with the shock of Rewu, the subsequent reforms also became more difficult. Extremely peaceful and natural.
Rhine spent a lot of effort in the early stages, and now Hill has taken full charge of the reform of the conference system. The two people had been living in the south and the north until the end of the war before they could sit here and talk properly.
Regarding the parliamentary system, Hill had already thought about it thousands of times in his mind. He was probably the first emperor who was so eager to decentralize powers and reduce burdens after ascending the throne.
Rhine stood aside and watched in amazement at his enthusiasm: "Hill, how can you be so enthusiastic about this matter?"
While sorting out the literature, Hill said: "You don't know, I was bullied when I was a child, so I often fantasized about this day. I thought about this scene many times in my mind before I gritted my teeth and persevered."
Among ten thousand people, there may not be one person who repays evil with kindness. Hatred is actually a very normal emotion, and revenge is also one of the psychological needs. It's just that some people's revenge can only end by trampling their enemies into hell, while some people like to find other ways to eliminate the hatred in their hearts and give each other room.
Hill did not kill Queen Mary and Alvin, but continued their exile, preventing them from leaving Bino for the rest of their lives. The entire Holy See was destroyed, and Alvin's throne, which was crowned by the Pope, naturally lost its validity. After Hill ascended the throne, he became the first emperor since the beginning of the church without a pope to contend with. The nobles were all worried about how to live under the new emperor, and no one could imagine that he was trying his best to reduce his power. Queen Mary and Prince Alvin were even more anxious all day long, fearing that Hill would attack them if he changed his mind one day. I don’t know if they will be more happy that Hill’s power will be reduced when the New Deal is introduced, or they will be more angry that Hill has ruined what they have been working hard for.
Hill talked endlessly about his ideas, and even the key words "separation of powers" accidentally blurted out. Every time Rhine comes up with something that transcends the times, he has to think over and over again beforehand. He is afraid that these things will not be effective, and he is also afraid that these things will be too effective. He will not decide to take action until after repeated thinking. He looks calm and calm, but in fact he has lost a lot of hair in the past few years. Fortunately, he was born with thick hair, so he did not fall into the embarrassment of baldness. There is no need for his advice or suggestions now. Hill himself has already conceived a fairly complete reform method. Rhine is happy to be the hands-off boss and leave the process of history to their own control. He only needs to watch quietly from the side. Just follow the flow of history.
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Time seems to have been particularly kind to this legendary earl, and his busy work in Parliament did not make him age much. Hill became a hands-off emperor, and he looked older than Rhine. The wrinkles at the corners of his eyes made Rhine lose his childish look, and his facial features became more profound, completely exuding the charm of a mature man.
Rhine's celibacy is even more fascinating, and Miss Gertrude's story is almost unknown to everyone. The ladies who are similar in age to Rhine are getting older and have their own destiny. They only think of Rhine as the white moonlight in their dreams, and they can only think of it occasionally, and the aftertaste is full of melancholy. And those young ladies have grown up again, and they are easily tempted when they hear that poignant love story. If they are unfortunate enough to meet Rhine somewhere, they are destined to be together. Aborted first love. Miss Almost Possessed was advised by her elder sister or aunt not to have any illusions about that adult.
After the war against the Holy See ended, Rhine rarely engaged in any activities. The housekeeper Joseph was once keen on Rhine's marriage, but because of Rhine's tough attitude, he had no choice but to leave it alone. In the end, he even gave up the idea of letting Rhine adopt a child, and only left a promise to guard Rhine until he was in the coffin. .
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Rhine knew that Joseph was angry with him as an elder, but at the same time, he deeply remembered that Rhine was his master, so he finally chose to respect Rhine's opinion. Joseph's promise was the only thing he felt he could do for Rhine, to accompany Rhine until the end of his life.
No wife, no children, no other parents or relatives. The huge Blandings Castle makes people feel a little lonely in Rhineland.
Not really.
The career he did in his early years allowed Rhine to make many friends. Many people came to the castle every day, either to care about his health and visit him, or to ask him questions.
Just like today, another old friend came to visit him. This is a couple who came to Blandings Castle with two boys and a girl who didn't look alike.
Joseph liked seeing these guests very much and ordered the kitchen to prepare the best snacks. Apparently, the old butler was haunted by those simple days in the past and always thought about damaging the glory of the Palatinate family. Now that the family has become wealthy again, Joseph has become more particular.
Rhine was not the kind of person who couldn't accumulate wealth. He just didn't want to be extravagant and wasteful when most people were having a hard time making ends meet. Now that everyone's life is better, he is willing to indulge Joseph's obsession.
That couple had some connection with Rhine. The gentleman's foot was lame, but it was very slight. If Rhine had not had good eyesight, he might not have noticed it at a glance.
Jason took off his hat and saluted Rhine. He was very gentleman, and he didn't look like he was jumping out of his head at all. I remember that when he was still a little boy, he joined the Holy See's legion and was injured. When the Rhine people resisted him and entered the castle, he cried so hard that his eyes almost fell out. It was such a half-grown boy who was very courageous. He took the newly developed medicine and saved his legs from dying of infection like many of his companions. Although the leg was still slightly lame after treatment, it was much better than expected. Jason left the Holy See and joined the Rhine camp.
He was a very smart young man. Although he could not continue to serve in the army due to physical reasons, Rhine gave him a job under Barry. Jason did an outstanding job and got to know his wife because of this job.
Yes, his wife is Barry's sister Maggie.
Maggie is also a mother of two children. She has lost the immaturity of her teenage years and has the charm of a mature woman. Her childhood love for Rhine as a girl has long since passed. Now she and Jason are in love. When she looks at the count again, she looks at him the same way her brother looks at him. She respects this man but also worries about him. She always wants to persuade him. He found a companion while he was still young and had someone to take care of him in his daily life.
But the count didn't like to hear this. Maggie said it once or twice and stopped mentioning it. She just wanted to visit Rhine two more times when she and Jason were free, so as to save this adult from being lonely.
The pair of boys and girls who came with Maggie were her twin siblings. Somehow these two little guys fell in love with the Earl and often came to the castle to play. The earl had no airs about them, so the two brave little guys climbed along the pole. They were more familiar with Blandings Castle than Maggie, the older sister. Neither of them had the temper to sit still. After watching the adults chatting slowly, they talked to Rhine and then started running around the castle. I don't know if Rhine's attitude influenced Joseph, or if at Joseph's age, he naturally has a good impression of children of this size, Joseph's attitude towards the two of them is also very conniving.
Maggie glanced at the backs of her siblings and said very embarrassedly: "Sir, they have caused you a lot of trouble, haven't they?"
Rhine shook his head with a smile, praised the two of them, turned to Jason and said, "How are you doing at work recently?"
Jason touched his head and said: "Thanks to Tobali, I successfully entered the parliament and gained some say. Business is much easier than before."
After the reform of the system, many of Rhine's people entered the parliament. Previously, Rhine was still in the parliament, so he naturally knew this. However, as soon as the system was improved, Rhine withdrew. I really didn't know that Jason had also entered. .
Rhine smiled and nodded, saying, "That's great. Are Hillier and the others still there?"
Jason nodded and told them all about the current situation of those people. It wasn't until Rhine showed a tired look that he ended the topic and offered to take Maggie and others away.
In fact, Rhine is not tired at all. His body is as strong as iron now, but he has already begun to prepare for his departure. He hopes that when that day comes, no one will feel sad because it is too sudden.
Rhine stood by the window sill and watched the four of them get into the car and leave.
Maggie looked back when she got into the car, and suddenly felt a little sad, and said to Jason: "You will be very happy, right?"
Jason said: "Because of adults, we poor people can have enough to eat, study, and even ride in such a car, and have the opportunity to be rich people. It is because of adults that we have such happiness, such Sir, you will definitely be happy."
Maggie knocked on her head and laughed at her sentimentality, but she didn't know that that was the last time she saw the Earl.
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