Other options?

"Do you know of any other options?" Sean asked the other party curiously. Since he would be in frequent contact with them in the future, it was his duty as a leader to get to know more about their habits.

"That is, the conditions we mentioned before." Melsusa replied.

Perhaps he remembered what happened before and immediately changed his words.

"I will study hard when I get back..."

Looking at the female commander carrying a longbow, she whispered, probably remembering the argument between the two in the hall a few days ago.

"I don't mean to laugh at you, Commander Melsusa. I just want to hear your opinion." Everyone has a different position, and even those on the same front will think differently. Sean just wanted to hear from others whether his decision was wise or not.

In this way, even if I go to Jagong, I will have something to say to my family members in the military.

"In fact, in my opinion, His Royal Highness did give in... maybe it has something to do with His Royal Highness being the lord of that area before." Melsusa didn't say anything, but Ben Tari next to her spoke first.

According to their explanation, Oro City was not a good place in terms of its location, population, and nationality. Even if it was ceded, it would not be a big deal, and it might even force some people to migrate, leaving even fewer residents in the city.

But this was Sean's previous territory after all.

As a prince, his subjects would carry out even the most boring orders. In the history of the desert countries, there are many stories of emperors giving orders and making the people of the whole country "work hard" for them.

There was once a king in the desert who converted a large oasis into a garden palace in order to make his beloved woman happy. It took him more than ten years to complete just one part of it... There are many similar stories, so compared to them, the willfulness of this little prince is actually very ordinary.

"So in your opinion, Oro City is actually meaningless?" Sean asked.

He knew that the two of them didn't dare to say these words...

Although I have not been to the country of Adak, judging from their behavior and the stories I have seen and heard before, the rule of the king of Adak is more majestic than that of the Zambutal region.

Almost everyone below the king submits to him, and no one will stand up to oppose him!

"But I don't think so." Sean said with a smile, asking the two to stand up.

"If the Oro region is assigned to us, it will be a region sandwiched between three major countries, giving it a unique advantage in trade... It won't even be restricted by any country. It will definitely become a transit zone for many forces. All we need to do is maintain public security."

Nothing is absolutely wrong. In Sean's eyes, Oro City can also develop in another way.

Being located between several countries is not necessarily a bad thing. Moreover, with Jagong as its protection, it does not need too many troops to deter the four directions. More money can be used to open up the market...

So in the long run, it is better to take the Oro area than to ask for money directly. After all, it is not easy to carry so much money into the desert.

Of course, Sean didn't say these words to the two people in front of him...

The Bashalan Empire discussed the matter until the next day before coming to the conclusion that it was willing to accept the plan of ceding the Oro region. Although many ministers were extremely reluctant, this was the best solution discussed by King Simon.

After the Borg War, the Bashalan Empire may need a long period of recuperation. Instead of spending so much money on the other side at once, it would be better to cede a small piece of border area in return. As long as the money is still in hand, the country can recover as before.

On the other side, the residents of the imperial capital belatedly received the news that Earl Sean Weigel... now should be called Prince Sean Izdihar was actually in the Bashalan Empire.

Many people have heard of the Sun King, but that is just the name.

No one knew what the desert countries were like, but now their Supreme King's nephew was actually the earl here. This huge reversal of identity became the after-dinner topic among the residents of the imperial capital.

After this incident spread...

I heard that many citizens have come to the Scholar's Library recently.

The purpose is to check where his family tree comes from. After all, even the descendants of the Desert King are here. Maybe there are also descendants of the King of the Mountains in the western Amansha region and the King under the Mountain... or the Emperor of the Islands in the Mediterranean, and the countries in the southern continent, etc.

In short, the citizens of the imperial capital have never been as concerned about the inheritance of their bloodline as they are now.

The Bashalan Empire has been around for less than three hundred years. Even in the Zambutar region, it is not the oldest country. In addition, its national system was modeled after the Borg in the early days, so it does not attach as much importance to bloodline as other regions.

This time, because of Sean's example, many people began to care about their family history...even to a much greater extent than the country's cession of the Oro region.

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In Haidi Hotel...

Hela's doubts were finally resolved! Weigel's name did appear in her memory, and the person who stayed at the inn more than ten years ago was Queen Ayla.

Unexpectedly, her son would appear in the same place more than ten years later, and more importantly, he would return to Jagun as a prince.

"This incident tells us a lot of lessons..." Helyala said to his shop assistants.

"We should all listen to our eldest sister."

"What nonsense are you talking about... What I mean is that we must write down what those people with status have done, otherwise we will not be an organization that can collect intelligence from various countries. You all remember this." Seeing everyone nodding in agreement in front of him, Helyara finally felt relieved.

But then again, the appearance of the Desert Prince, who has received education in different regions, makes one wonder what kind of changes this will bring to Adak.

Over the past century, the world has been clearly divided...

The Zambutar, represented by the Borg, have advanced artillery and machinery, and the bloodline of the mountain people is very adaptable. As long as they continue to fight within the Ashaman region, other countries may not be able to enter at all; the situation in the Adak region is even more serious... bloodline, environment and exotic beasts.

No matter which one, they are all ranked among the best in the entire northern continent. It is just that the long supply line of the desert is limited, so there were few wars between Adak and Zambutal thousands of years ago, but no one can deny their fighting power.

The return of such a prince might not be good news for the people in Zambutar, but it is not my turn to worry about it. The world has been balanced for so long and it will not collapse because of some small factor.

Anyway, you don't have to worry about those things...

"Oh, big sister. It seems that Prince Sean is leaving the imperial capital today. Even the king is going to see him off in person!"

"Where?" asked Helyara.

"The east gate!" the big man said suddenly.

"Why didn't you say so earlier? You're only saying now that everyone has left..."

"There's nothing we can do. The entire imperial capital is still on alert, and even after they left, the Pterosaur Knights haven't left yet." The big man said a little aggrievedly.