Pseudo-Villaines

Two Months Later

"Good afternoon, Jean! You look healthy!"

"Oi Jean! Come over to my place! Let's drink together again! This time I'll buy it!"

"Son Jean! Thank you for helping me fix my wagon yesterday!"

And there are many other voices.

Jean simply patted her face while shaking her head as she passed through the streets of the city. He was very pleased with the warm welcome of the town. They were also happy when they saw Jean.

Just natural. Jean is a good person and it's not a lie or a gimmick. Before she was betrothed to Charlotte and became part owner of HuCas, Jean had built an irreplaceable network with the commoners.

He helps those in trouble, gives homes and food to children who are stranded on the streets. He also donated most of the money he had to the orphanage.

Jean is not reluctant to help the weak, reconcile the two warring parties, and provide assistance to those in need.

For this reason, the name Jean is known to the public and has a place in their hearts.

"Alright, I'll stop by your store after this, okay."

Jean answered them with a smile. He felt the warmth.

Jean spurred his horse pretty fast towards the North. The home of the Lostov family. Viscount Lostov invited him to dinner together and talked about business matters.

It has been two months since the slaves attacked this place. As Jean thought, the aristocrats demanded compensation to the merchants on the grounds that the slaves belonged to the merchants.

The merchants certainly refused firmly. The slaves were no longer bound to them. It should be you who are blamed for being negligent in protecting your own territory. That's what the merchant group says.

The Dublin Kingdom is plagued by instability. Groups of nobles and merchants fought and threatened each other. If this continues, the Dublin government will be in danger.

Therefore, HuCas who did not participate in this conflict was ordered to be a mediator between the two parties to the conflict. Jean was even summoned to the royal court to be appointed directly by the king of Dublin to mediate.

Jean immediately planned a meeting at that very moment. Together with Charlotte, he made an invitation letter to the nobles and merchants who owned large corporations to discuss the resolution of the conflict.

The time is 14 days after Jean's appointment as mediator and is housed in an entertainment building in the southern part of Saint Georgia City. Well, it's clearly an asset of his.

But vain. Both sides remained firm on their stance and were unwilling to seek a middle ground. Also at the second meeting. The discussion ended deadlocked.

Jean shook her head. It's none of her business. Well, it would be more appropriate to say that this is exactly what Jean wanted. He did not want their conflict to be resolved quickly.

He wants this conflict to drag on and taper off to become an open conflict. Jean wants both sides to keep fighting. For this reason, Jean performed other operations behind the scenes.

He sends false information that he has fabricated in such a way as to appear as truth to the two camps in conflict. As a result, two months after the invasion of slaves, the conflict between merchants and nobles did not subside.

Putting that aside first, Jean steered her horse towards the house of Viscount Lostov. Talks that will determine the future of her and those she cares about have been waiting. Even without his knowledge.