Kingdom of Aragon and Castile, capital court.
King Frederick II took out the financial report and handed it respectfully to the demigod Derek. The latter took it out of boredom, flipped through it a few times, and then threw it to Maya.
"Tsk, tsk, tsk." Maya looked through the information and couldn't help but be surprised at the wealth of the Aragon-Castilla royal family.
Of course, a large part of the wealth was accumulated by monopolizing the sales share of the Lusitania mine. In a sense, it was equivalent to sucking the blood of all half-elves to fatten itself.
However, considering that King Frederick II has been completely controlled by the Fruit of Eden, she has no intention of seeking revenge on him now.
"I heard that the Kingdom of Aragon and Castile was originally two countries." After letting Frederick leave, Shirley leaned against the palace pillar and said, "The one in the east is Aragon, and the one in the west is Castile."
"Then... why do you think they suddenly became one?"
"I guess it's a marriage." said Mi'er.
"That's right." Shirley snapped her fingers. "At that time, the King of Castile died unexpectedly, leaving no male heirs, only her daughter and sister. King Ferdinand II of Aragon took the opportunity to marry the King of Castile's sister Isabella."
"And his daughter Joanna chose to seek help from Lusitania."
"In the end, Isabella won the civil war and ascended the throne as the Queen of Castile. After the death of the king and queen, the two kingdoms naturally merged into one and were inherited by their grandson Charles."
"Marriage." Derek sighed, "Compared to attacks, coups, conspiracies and assassinations, marriage is probably the most reliable way to integrate power. Besides, not having an heir is really a big flaw."
"That's right." Maya hugged Mi'er from behind and rubbed her face affectionately. "If Mi'er wasn't such a lovely girl, I would definitely marry her. I don't feel safe leaving something as dangerous as the Fruit of Eden with her."
"Let go!" Mi'er struggled out of her arms with some embarrassment, "Then why didn't I see you marry Rasul before?"
"Because Rasul has some problems with his sexual preferences," Maya said seriously.
The implicit meaning of everyone's words was actually very clear. They simply asked her to capture Ask as soon as possible, and preferably give birth to a litter of half-elves, so that the next Messiah could be chosen from among Mier's children.
Otherwise, they would have to look for a suitable heir outside like Rasul did. Rather than handing the Fruit of Eden to a stranger of unknown origin, the three demigods would rather give it to Mier's offspring, who at least could be the ones they had watched grow up.
But Mi'er couldn't answer this question, so she could only pretend that "I don't understand what you are talking about. After all, I'm just an underage Mi'er" to get away with it.
"So, has the future you see changed?" Shirley asked.
Of course, it was not a whim to help the revolutionary army seize the Kingdom of Aragon-Castia. After all, the power of the Holy See and the Holy Roman Empire was far beyond everyone's imagination. After all, Aragon was also a sovereign kingdom, but under the coercion of the two giants, the nobles in the country turned against them first.