Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 78: Making Quick Work of Popo

“Yes, write it that way.”

In the Wawel Castle located in Krakow, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth’s king was giving specific orders to his royal clerk regarding the drafting of the letter.

“Scold him! Scold him more!”

Cassivia’s scheme hadn’t gone unnoticed.

The king instinctively distrusted her, or rather, no king would trust a knight captain with thousands of troops under her command unless he was a dimwit.

Not to mention Cassivia had been privately executing heretics in the name of the Holy War. There was no basis behind her accusations; she had become the judge deciding whether one was a heretic or not.

It was worth asking whether Cassivia was spreading the Lord’s glory or expanding her influence.

So, the king had decided to give Cassivia a push when he learned that the latter had been sending letters to berate the Eastern Romain Emperor and the Khitan Caesar.

Just a few pages? How is that enough?

They might think that we’re underpaying our knight captain and that she can’t afford to buy paper! Come, let me help you add more. We can start with ‘greeting’ the Khitan Caesar’s ancestors.

What? A letter every few days? That’s hardly enough, don’t you think?

What if people think that we’re not devoted to our cause of purging heretics? I’ll lend you a helping hand. We’ll send a letter a day, so that the Khitan Caesar can enjoy your venomous tongue every day.

You’re only sending a couple of people to plunder the Eastern Romain Empire? That’s not thorough enough, no?

We wouldn’t want people to think that our knight captain isn’t proactively purging heretics. Here, I’ll send more people on your behalf so that the world can feel how devoted you are to the Lord!

Hmph!

You think that you can say whatever you want just because you’re far away? That won’t do.

It’s my job as the king to let the world know just how devoted my knight captain is to the Lord. Let’s see if you dare back out if the Crusade against the Eastern Romain Empire happens!

Once you have your hands full in the frontlines, I’ll have more room to maneuver

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