394. Emperor Julius Axler Rebels (7000 words, asking for monthly tickets)_3

He knew that things were already out of control.

Charles had once fantasized that one day he would be able to meet his "mother-in-law," impress her with all his skills, earn her approval to marry her daughter, and have her oversee the wedding. But now, that day would never come.

He did not know how Anne would grieve, nor how Earl Brittany would rage, and how Antonio would go berserk, but he knew one thing for certain: he had to take a stand.

Without any hesitation, Charles sent hundreds of documents across Fars, declaring Prince Redmir Axler a rebel and announcing that he would lead his troops to avenge the old emperor.

Although he received indifference from the monarch, Julius Axler never deliberately troubled him; promotions weren't as robust, but the old emperor could still be considered a good ruler.

Of course, Charles didn't raise his troops for the emperor; he could only side with the Brittany Family!