It was clear that the glory and authority he had previously bestowed, while stirring the ambitions of many, failed to make these powerful veterans of two dynasties lose themselves.
With the Chancellor leading the opposition, Hudson naturally wouldn't get involved. After all, proposals that couldn't even unite the royal family's stance had virtually no chance of passing in the Kingdom Council.
"Your Excellency, the Prime Minister, you are aware of our secret treaty with the Frank Kingdom.
According to the previous agreement, when one side stands against the Clergy, the other must fully support unconditionally.
In the past, whenever the Kingdom clashed with the Clergy, we always managed to come out safely, not only because of our strength but also because of the crucial support of our allies."
Archbishop Tyron's words left Duke Newfoundland at a loss for words. Secret treaties might not be binding by force, but they involved the nation's credibility.
