"After learning that Alan and Yennee launched a mutiny, in order to stabilize the hearts of the people, the ministers of the central government elected His Highness Gail to become the regent of our country." Jacob said in a deep voice, "Now the central government is led by His Highness Gail, who has already been appointed as the regent."

"Regent?!" *2

Ilsa and Enli exclaimed in unison.

While the two were screaming, Jacob continued:

"Allen is currently leading the rebels to advance westward, with his troops aiming directly at our capital, Pandragon."

Hearing this, Ilsa and Enli's faces changed.

"Alan actually really intends to attack Pandragong directly..." Enley said in a deep voice.

"That's right." Jacob nodded, and then continued, "According to the latest information I have received, the Central Committee is still arguing about the question of "whether Pandragon is to defend or abandon."

"What's the point of discussing this kind of issue?" Enli said anxiously, "The country is the foundation of the country! How can you give up directly!"

"I think so too." Jacob turned his head, looked at Enley, and responded, "No matter how slim the chance of winning, he can't even resist, just give up Pandragon."

After saying that, Jacob turned his head back and turned his gaze back to Ilsa.

"Your Majesty." At this time, Jacob's face was full of seriousness. "Our current priority is to rush back to Pandragon as soon as possible to preside over the overall situation."

"Whether the central government is led by the Regent or the Emperor is led by the Emperor - the impact these two differences have on people's hearts is completely different."

"As long as you can return to Pandragon safely and let the ministers and citizens of the imperial capital know that you are still alive, it will be greatly inspiring."

"How severe the situation in our country is now - I believe that the officials do not need to elaborate on this issue."

"In the current critical moment, the Central Committee cannot lack your Majesty, your position!"

"…Well." Ilsa, who also had a serious face, nodded, "I understand."

...

...

"Mr. Falke."

Jacob looked up and down at Falke a few times, then sighed:

"I really didn't expect that we could meet in such a place."

"Yes." Falke nodded and smiled bitterly, "Not only did I not expect that I would meet you here, but I did not expect that I, an ordinary businessman, would have the opportunity to shoulder the important task of 'send Your Majesty back to the imperial capital'."

Jacob and Falk knew each other.

Two years ago, Su Cheng invited not only Jacob but also Falk when he held the wedding with Kylor and Alisa at Pandragorn.

It was during Su Cheng’s wedding two years ago that Jacob met Falke, who “adopted” Su Cheng.

Jacob never expected that this ordinary merchant would accomplish another feat.

The feat he accomplished last time was to adopt the future genius general Su Cheng.

And the feat he has accomplished now is that when Emperor Ilsa was in the most dangerous time, he resolutely shouldered the arduous task of sending Ilsa back to Pandragon.

After a few greetings to Falk, Jacob gave a big gift to Falk:

"Mr. Falke, thank you very much."

After Jacob finished speaking, Barnett and Enley, the lords of Talmud city standing behind Jacob, bowed and gave a big gift to Falk and thanked Falk.

And Falke hurriedly said:

"Mr. Jacob, it doesn't have to be. I just did what a citizen of the Britannian Empire should do."

"Not every citizen has the courage and courage that you have."

After saying this in a half-joking tone, Jacob changed his serious look again.

"Mr. Falke, the rebels are approaching Pandragon step by step."

"The most important task at present is to send Your Majesty back to the Central Committee as quickly as possible. Let Your Majesty return to the Central Committee to take charge."

"So--we intend to buy your carriage specially used to transport jewelry. We have bought all the jewelry in the carriage with the carriage."

Since he had met Jacob and decided to rush back to Pandragon as quickly as possible, he naturally could not walk with Falke and the others.

Falke and his horses were pack horses that could only travel with their own transportation and could not run fast at all.

The caravan in Falke has 2 carriages.

One carriage is specially used to carry luggage, and the other carriage is specially used to carry jewelry purchased from this trip.

Jacob planned to buy the carriage that was specially equipped with jewelry so that Ilsa could sit on the carriage and rush on the road.

Jacob, Enli and others led the cavalry team of Talmud to escort.

The horses used by the cavalry team in Talmud were all war horses, and the speed of travel was naturally not comparable to the pack horses used by Falke and others.

In this way, the speed of traveling can be greatly increased.

Faced with Jacob's request, Falke agreed readily.

After some negotiation, the final agreed amount was 15 million Yinglong.

In other words, the Central Committee of the Britannian Empire represented by Jacob invested 15 million to buy the carriage and all the jewelry shipped on the carriage.

In fact, the price is quite generous. The cost of this carriage and this carriage is about 11 million yuan. Falke sold the carriage and this carriage to Jacob and others at a price that is almost cost-effective.

Because Jacob and the others did not have cash to deliver, he and Falke promised that when Falke and the others returned to the imperial capital, they would give him all the money for buying the carriage, and Enley and Falke agreed that when he successfully sent Ilsa back to the imperial capital, they would hand him over all the bonuses.

Falke still believed in Jacob's promise.

After all, this money is just a small amount of money for the central part of the Britannian Empire.

Jacob and the others could not have been able to pay for this little money.

After buying the carriage from Falke, Jacob and his friends immediately began to throw away all the jewelry from the carriage.

This is why Jacob and his friends had to buy all the jewelry on the carriage while buying it.

In order to reduce the burden on horses and speed up the speed of the carriage, it is necessary to abandon all useless things on the carriage.

After throwing away all the jewelry on the carriage and reducing the weight of the carriage to the lightest, Ilsa and the others can finally start to set off.

...

...

"Mr. Falke."

Ilsa, standing next to the carriage that had completely cleared the carriage, bowed to Falke in front of her.

"Thank you very much for your care these days."

"Your Majesty, please don't say that." After Ilsa finished speaking, Falke hurriedly knelt on one knee.

"Your Majesty, I wish you a happy journey and a safe arrival in Pandragon."

Speaking of this, Falk paused.

"His Majesty."

Falke changed into a sincere tone.

"Please defeat the enemy this time and protect the Britannian Empire."
Chapter completed!