The birthday celebration of Pope Alexander VI will be held in the Vatican. The news was decided too abruptly, so no one except the Roman diocese alarmed others.

And the situation today is obviously not suitable for any overly grand ceremony.

France and Austria are negotiating for Milan ’s affiliation, and as a middleman for peace talks, the representative of Alexandria Normezi played a role in mixing water rather than mediation, so after receiving the invitation of the Vatican messenger, Both the French King and the Emperor just sent messengers to the Holy See to congratulate perfunctoryly, but the two monarchs themselves were still staring closely at this fat in Milan and would not relax.

The emissaries of the Holy See also arrived in Montina, and whether public or private, Alexander's trip to Rome was a must.

As the de facto ruler of the Romagna region, Alexander personally rushed to Rome to celebrate the birthday of the Pope, and as the father of Alexander VI's granddaughter, he was even more responsible.

It's just that the invitation is a little strange. After seeing that even Barenti was among the invitations, Alexander felt that if this was not Caesar's intentionally disgusting him, there would be no other explanation.

As for what Caesar wanted to do, Alexander actually did n’t care much. All his current thoughts were on the construction of the future Romagna and Tuscany regions. If Alexander VI just thought it was too much to save It does n’t make sense to spend it, then Alexander ’s view of wealth is typical of “unnegotiable currency worthless”.

"Currency" here is not just those gold that looks shiny, but the delicate relationship between commodities and their equivalent circulation. In Alexander's view, the 16th century was able to become more than any other. Times are more active, just because of the tremendous development of commerce, from the simple pursuit of the price difference of profit-seeking, to the true direction of modern economy and finance.

The invitation from the Vatican seemed a little hasty, which made Alexander realize that Caesar seemed really anxious. Considering the recent jump of the uncle who was reported to him by Ulliu, Alexander could not help but think Caesar should be given a lesson. It's time.

Caesar had a small army in Rome. This army, formed in the name of the Pope and the Vatican Guard, is a legacy that Caesar has left for himself since Ferrara's defeat.

Alexander VI ’s refusal to provide more funding for Caesar ’s army was also the reason why he had to reduce the size of the army, and after the Second Romagna War, Caesar really realized the obvious difference between his army and the Montina army. Difference.

So after he had recovered his injuries, he began to do his utmost to train his army. After months of careful preparation, Caesar felt that this army was completely different from his previous time in Ferrara.

This is probably why Caesar thought he was going to make trouble after he knew he was sure? Alexander was so elusive.

Although Alexander didn't care much about Caesar's army, he wanted to go to Rome with Barenti, which he didn't want to see.

Balenti may not oppose his relationship with Lucrezia out of consideration of family interests, but this does not mean that she can turn a blind eye, and that is also extreme disrespect for Balendi. In addition, Lucrezie Ya obviously would not look at the relationship between the three people in a sensible way like Barendi, so what she would do to make Alexander more or less inexplicable.

Fortunately, Barendi did n’t seem interested in attending the celebration of the Pope ’s birthday. She just decided to stay with a little thought, and she did have a reason to sit in Montina, that is, during Alexander ’s absence, only Barron Di can deter Lombardy as a regent.

Alexander found himself increasingly inseparable from Balendi. Whether as a wife or as an assistant, Balendi performed her duties perfectly.

"What can I do without you," Alexander hugged his horse after embracing him hard, and after exhaling hard, he bowed his head and said to Balendi who was looking at him, "I will come back soon. Before that, you know what to do. "

"Of course," Barendi smiled at Alexander, and her uncomfortable look floated with a silky smile. "I have to arrange the people and things you brought from Pavia, and there are ..."

"There is still to take care of yourself," Alexander bent down and reached out, grabbing Barenti's chin gently to raise her head, and then kissed **** her slightly cold lips. "This winter is too cold, I don't want to Seeing you fall ill because of labor. "

Balendi's smile was a little deeper. She seemed to try to chase Alexander's lips forward, but she emptied. Alexander had already straightened up. After a few more words, following the command of the guard, the guard hunted Surrounded by Alexander went forward.

Looking at the back of the line, the smile on Barendi's face slowly disappeared. She turned around and walked to the palace with the maid, when she walked to the door, she stopped to look forward. A back view passing by in the corridor glanced.

"The earl is in Pavia," Barrondi paused, seeming to wonder what to say before continuing to ask, "Is this the only way to deal with this woman?"

"Yes, this woman is a student of Pavia University, but her father is said to be a famous scholar at the University of Bologna," Uliu, who was behind Barendi, replied carefully, and then thought a little After this, the man continued to say, "It seems that General Busako once pursued this woman."

"What?" Balenti turned and looked at Uliou in surprise. "Paul Busacco?"

"Yes, it's him."

Balendi frowned, and then remembered asking, "I remember Busaco's wife?"

"Some ladies, and I heard there are a few children." Uliu seemed to want to shrug his shoulders to express his views on the matter, but when he saw the cold eyes cast by Barendi, he He immediately coughed and waited for his wife's instructions.

"I'll see this woman alone sometime," Balendi added, "Don't be in the vault, in my living room, tell her that she doesn't need to be dressed formally, I just want to talk to this woman Simple chat. "

Uliu bowed silently, and when Balenti stepped forward, he glanced back at the corridor where no one was, and shook his head a little helplessly.

Uliu will stay in Montina purely because of the relocation of Pavia University.

The relocation of a university with a long history is obviously not an easy task. Historically, the relocation of Pavia University to Bologna took almost two years.

But of course, this has a lot to do with money. During the entire relocation process, there have been many accidents that have to be forced to suspend because of lack of funds. This kind of thing is certainly not for Alexander It will happen, so at least this will make the relocation process much smoother.

But even so, the relocation of Pavia University is actually only in the early stage of financing. It can even be said that the school is only familiar with the future environment in Pisa. The real relocation has not yet begun.

But I was afraid that some people from Pavia Medical College had already been picked up by Alexandria from Pavia University and sent to Montina, including Gina Brigitte.

It is for this reason that Barendi first met the young woman who was said to be "close to walk" in Pavia and Alexandria.

Barrondi scoffed at the statement that the maids said "it was an ordinary woman" after the spying.

Although Alexandria ’s obsession with beautiful women is almost universally known, Barrondi does n’t think so simply that as long as the woman looks ordinary, there is nothing to hinder.

She looks ordinary on her own, and can even say that she is not ugly, but Barenti can proudly say that Alexander is also fascinated by her.

So when I heard that the woman came to Montina with the scholars of Pavia University, Barendi did not think it was accidental.

"A seemingly mediocre woman can attract Alexander's attention, then she must have characteristics that others don't have," Barrondi looked at the pretty maid who looked around her. "Or you think the count should be more interested in you. ? "

The maid showed an awkward look on her face. Barenti had never been troubled by her ordinary looks. When the girls in the family were married, she rejected the nobles again and again with the acquiescence of Old Rovere. Their proposal.

The reason for her refusal was simple, not because she was not interested in marriage, but because no one could satisfy her.

And when the old Luo Weilei in order to get the support of the Archbishop of Naples when the cardinal asked her to marry Alexander, Barrondi agreed without hesitation.

The reason is also very simple. In her eyes, marriage is only used as a bargaining chip for the benefit of the family. Now she has reached the point where she needs to pay.

Because of this, Barenti can calmly face the relationship between Alexander and Sophia, and can even make a promise that will not disturb the other's life.

But what happened afterwards gradually exceeded Barenti's control, and now, Barenti has begun to actively pay attention to women who may be related to Alexander.

Uliu walked a little bit listlessly in the castle, and everything was messy. This time the expansion project of the castle of Montina was the largest in history and the natural construction time is bound to be the longest.

Uliu also felt that he probably had no chance to see the castle completely completed in his lifetime, but this was not the reason for his frustration. What he really felt headache was Balendi's order.

The Countess seemed to want to give the woman named Gina Brigitte a little color, which made Ulliu feel too bad.

In the impression of Uliu, the last time Barrondi and the old lady's woman were in a fierce conflict with Sophia in Rome, that time Sophia held a handle and looked at the big sword that would be afraid of chasing Barenti in Marino. Running around in the palace, if the old man's hand stopped quickly, maybe there would be no Countess Montina now.

In addition to that, even for Lucrezia, Mrs. Barendi did not show much concern, and sometimes even between words, a slight contempt for Lucrezia was revealed from time to time.

Uliu knew that in the heart of Barendi, Lucrezia was a fool who was nothing but beautiful, and besides having a huge advantage in having a daughter, perhaps her threat was not as good as that rude Bohemian girl. .

But now she suddenly became interested in Gina Brigitte, and Uliu began to feel that things were a bit bad.

Perhaps the woman should be hurried away, or, in order to be less conspicuous, should the people of Pavia Medical College be sent to Florence as soon as possible?

Uliu was thinking about it, but he soon realized that it was unlikely.

Uliu is very clear that Alexander sent people to the Pavia School of Medicine to Montina in advance, not because of Gina Brigitte.

Alexander suggested that the Milan peace talks could be carried out, to a large extent related to the accidental injury of the French battlefield commander Count Langserge.

As the supreme commander of the French army on the battlefield, Count Langserge has been regarded as a representative of the powerful military force of the French kingdom by the French army. While receiving such honors, it also caused his accidental injury. The French were hit hard.

The changes on the battlefield also proved that Count Langserge was indeed the key to the French victory. The Austrians established a new line of defense after retreating to Turin. At the same time, they used the supplies received in Turin to quickly recuperate the army. For a time, France The situation that people seem to have decided to win in one fell swoop disappeared as the two sides entered the deadlock again.

In addition to the changing situation on the battlefield, the French army also became subtle due to the injury of Count Langserge, which made Louis XII have a headache. He knew that the public trial of the few gunners was actually useless. If Langserge could not be cured The Earl's injury may be a crisis within the French army.

When he heard that Count Langserge was injured, Alexander immediately ordered someone to find some excellent doctors from Pavia Medical College and send them to Normezi. His request was not high. In this environment, as long as we can ensure that Count Langserge can live longer.

Then Alexander ordered the entire Pavia School of Medicine to be sent to Montina in advance.

Alexander ’s purpose was simple. He did not want peace in the Milan peace talks. Normezi ’s only role in Milan was to make France and Austria deeper in Lombardy.

The reason why he was eager to move Pavia Medical College out of Pavia was because he worried that regardless of the success of Count Langserge's treatment, it might attract the attention of Louis XII.

As for the other colleges in the university, Alexander was not worried that it would attract the covet of the largest patron of the University of Paris, because no one could move a university away in no time.

And as long as you insist on waiting for the British to enter the war for a few months, it is estimated that Louis will have no intention to care about other things at that time.

So Uliu can be sure that the count is not interested in that Gina Brigitte, at least for now it seems that he is not interested.

But Balendi's actions made Uliu a little worried that things might get worse.

"It's an uneasy family." Uliu muttered in a low voice. He touched the short beard on his chin, then scratched his hair again, and gave a helpless sigh.

On January 25, 1500, in order to celebrate the birthday of Pope Alexander VI, Alexander led a corps of hunting guards of about 100 people into Rome, and then moved into the Palace of Marino.

A few days before this, Lucrezia had taken Estrez to the Vatican, and once again moved into her former residence, Portico Palace.

When he heard that Alexandria had arrived in Rome, Lucrezia immediately took her daughter to the Palace of Marino to meet him. At the same time, Caesar and Constantine met again in the brothel where they often meet.

"Gombre is here," Caesar was so excited that he even ignored the pain in his face caused by drinking. He kept wiping his scar with a handkerchief and was staring at Constantine. "Then you and your father How is the talk? "

Constantine looked at Caesar slightly disgusted. For him, Caesar's erosive life made him unbearable, but now he needs to cooperate with this person.

"As long as there is enough reward, my father will not object," Constantine replied. "So the pope, does he still disagree?"

"Don't worry about this ~ lightnovelpub.net ~ Caesar's replies to Constantine are a little unpleasant." We are not already supported by many people. Even the French king has agreed that as long as we succeed, the French can respond in Lombardy. We, who do you think will really object to it by then? "

Constantine nodded silently, but then he looked at Caesar strangely, and he didn't quite understand why Caesar would be so stubborn to be against Enemy Alexander, even if it was said that he was rebuffed by his father .

"Gombre must pay for what he does," Caesar walked back and forth, then stopped and said, "I'm ready, my army has been training more during this time than in the previous year, and now The only thing we have to do is wait. "

"Gombre brought his hunting guard." Constantine reminded.

"But there are only 100 people!" Caesar said hard. "And my army is ten times his, what do you think he can do, and don't forget that he knows nothing about our plan."

"So, are you ready?"

"Yes, I prepared everything, and even thought about how to allocate his territory," Caesar walked to Constantine and looked at him with heavy eyes. "You can get the Monti you always wanted." Na, and I will get Romagna. "

Looking at the almost fanatical gaze behind Caesar's mask, Constantine flashed the thought "This man is crazy".

This thought was lingering in Constantine's heart until he returned to the mid-level villa and saw the old Rovere waiting at home.

"Caesar said he was ready for everything," Constantine reported, and after a short pause he continued, "I'm ready, too, father."

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