260: 110.
Keken’s Idea 260: 110.
Keken’s Idea Saint Nali was divided into many sectors, most of which were roughly designated for their original purposes from the very beginning, a story from the era when the Griffin Party was in power.
At that ti, they planned around the Golden Palace as the center, layer by layer outward planning residential areas according to status and wealth from high to low.
Less than four kiloters east of the Golden Palace lay Nali Lake, the largest saltwater lake in all of Nali and the private property of the Royal Family.
In fact, the na of the Nali Kingdom did not co from any books or legends, but from this largest saltwater lake within the Nali Territory.
The ancestors of Gedelin I were sinners exiled to Nali Lake by the empire that spanned the entire Western Continent, the Central Empire, and they lived generation after generation on the fringe of the barbaric Western Continent.
It was not until the prodigious Gedelin I appeared, that at the re age of twenty-five, he led a rebellion against the Central Empire.
He led his forces from Nali Lake, conquering all the small nations along the way, defeating the Central Empire’s military, annexing the capital of the Central Empire, Saint Castle, all the way to Kado, the birthplace of magic and religion, where he was granted Gedelin’s surna, aning “Godly edict.”
Yes, ancient Nali was once a very vast kingdom.
Yet due to its imnse size, after the death of Gedelin I, the more remote the borders, the weaker the central control beca, and the Gedelin Royal Family could only watch helplessly as the territories their ancestors had worked hard to conquer declared independence piece by piece.
Until the ti of Gedelin V, the largest rebellion in history, the Schwali Uprising, took place.
Schwali had its own culture and traditions since ancient tis, and it also enjoyed autonomy as a mber state of the Central Empire, but under the might of Gedelin I, they were forced to submit to Nali, living in the shadow of the kingdom for two hundred years.
However, starting from the period of Gedelin III, Nali’s ability to control started to weaken gradually.
Seeing that Nali’s control was insufficient, many lords rose within the Schwali Territory, and finally, during the reign of Gedelin V, a snake-slaying farr united the entire Schwali Territory and proclaid himself “Sun Empire.”
The empire’s army, symbolizing the rising and setting of the sun, marched triumphantly towards Saint Nali, eventually seizing the capital of Nali.
The reigning King Gedelin V was an incompetent coward, who could even tolerate his wife and son being captured and humiliated by the Sun Knights, and still managed to sign the treaty acknowledging Schwali’s independence with a smile.
The place where the treaty was signed is now the area where the Bai Cui Family resides, known as “Haselrogen District,” because the family of rchant groups that covered King Gedelin V’s retreat to Saint Nali was the Bai Cui Family.
It was the depth of night, and in a three-story villa in Haselrogen District, on the second floor, Keken’s two wives had just finished their ablutions, donning semi-transparent chiffon nightgowns, revealing the boldest fashion of the conservative Kado sisters had ever displayed before their love—a current trend in Nali known as the “husband-slaying outfit.”
It was plain to see the effect was astounding; Keken couldn’t take his eyes off them.
“Hey, where did you buy these clothes?”
Hearing their husband’s query, Dora and Laura covered their mouths and chuckled, with one of them lighting a Kado scented candle in the room next to them, instantly filling the air with a faint fragrance that ignited a fire in the belly.
Kado enjoyed making a variety of scented candles.
So were specifically for priestly rituals and worshipping the Mother Goddess, and of course, there were also private ones for health and accelerating attacks.
These functional scented candles used at night, although not as potent as Dragon Blood, were milder and less harmful; only a connoisseur who understood the benefits of enduring pleasure would prefer them.
“These garnts were recomnded to us by Mrs.
Berlinster, a Nali connoisseur.
The restaurant we took you to last ti was also her recomndation.”
“The clothes are indeed embarrassing, but as long as you like them.”
The two sisters with flushed faces gently massaged Keken’s scalp, waiting for the scented candle’s effects to take hold.
“Oh, my God,” Keken exclaid, “no wonder Berlinster has so many children.
His wife isn’t much to look at, and she likes to gamble away the money.
I used to wonder how they even slept together at night.
With this outfit, if you told you were the angels beside the Mother Goddess, I’d believe you, this is…
this is too sexy.”
“Decency.”
“Ha-ha, sister, quickly stop him from defiling the honor of the God…”
The two sisters playfully patted Keken’s head with a pillow, and Keken, ignited with desire, seed unable to restrain himself from launching an attack, when suddenly the phone in the bedroom began to ring.
“Ding ding ding~”
Keken’s expression faltered slightly.
His casting interrupted, he glanced at his wives and then walked impatiently to the phone to pick up the receiver,
“Hello, who is this?
Oh…
Oh!
Mr.
Fisher.”
Keken’s expression changed slightly, and he silently made a shushing gesture with his forefinger in front of his lips.
Both wives understood and lay on their sides on the bed, watching as Keken sat down by the window.
Mr.
Fisher’s voice ca through, asking,
“Keken, are you asleep?”
“No, not yet, it’s still early.
Is there sothing you need?”
Had it been anyone else, he would’ve dismissed them already, but he had great respect for Mr.
Fisher, so he naturally did not let any impatience show.
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