I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 179 Austria uses the artifact, Teresa is full of grief
A few days later, Queen Teresa of Austria looked at the two letters she had received one after another with a strange expression on her face.

Both letters were written by the Earl of Bernice. The first one was about Peter’s big talk, boasting that he had received the Holy Revelation would be ridiculed by the Russian people and the church, but the attitude of the second letter changed sharply, saying that Peter’s received the Holy Revelation was fulfilled. up.

Teresa couldn't help feeling suspicious.

Because of the importance of the relationship with Russia, the Earl of Bernice she sent was a smart person, and a smart person shouldn't say such inconsistent words.

In the second letter, Bernice also strongly suggested that she install the artifact obtained from Peter in the name of Catholicism, and said that this would avoid damage to the building.

The Earl of Bernice also sent Peter III to assist in the installation of artisans.

Teresa was a little annoyed.

As a devout Catholic, she scoffed at the Orthodox teachings, but considering Bernice's integrity and loyalty to the country, Teresa still accepted it a little.

She didn't let so many palaces be installed, but quietly installed it on a palace with a relatively high terrain.

The palace was also plagued by lightning strikes, and she never dared to live here.

Teresa wanted to test whether the artifact worked or not.

A few days later, Teresa was praying devoutly when the clouds filled the sky and the first thunder sounded, and she completely forgot about it.

But when she finished praying, a female official rushed in in a panic, begging her to see the incredible sight.

Teresa poked her head out of a window of the palace, looked up, and couldn't help being dumbfounded when she saw the lightning strike where the artifact was placed.

It's not that she has never seen lightning strikes before, but often there is no follow-up after a few lightning strikes, and there will be fires there.

But now the thunder and lightning coiled like an angry snake, but the flames were still gone.

Teresa couldn't help being terrified, and the peaceful state of mind brought about by the devout prayer just now was instantly broken.

When the clouds gathered and the rain rested, Teresa couldn't wait to say:

"Go and see, what's going on there?"

"No, I'll go see it myself!"

Teresa hurried to the palace with her skirt on her back, startling the large group of ladies and maids, who surrounded the queen in a panic.

When Teresa saw the palace with the artifact installed and survived the lightning strike, she seemed to have received a major blow.

"how is this possible……"

Teresa murmured absently.

How could Peter's artifact really avoid lightning?

"No! Fake! It must be a coincidence, yes, a coincidence!"

Teresa almost lost her composure talking to herself.

No one is more devout than her in the belief in Catholicism, and therefore, she cannot believe that there is a god in the Orthodox Church who would bestow such an artifact like Peter.

Teresa walked down the palace with a pale face, and after sitting quietly in the palace for a long time, the trusted minister said:

"The rest of the important palaces and buildings are also equipped with artifacts."

That building was also in charge of the minister, and it was installed by craftsmen sent by Peter. The minister was also very surprised, and after hearing the words, he comforted the queen and took the order.

Teresa couldn't be happy, she was depressed.

She only hoped that this incident was really a coincidence, and it was impossible to completely avoid lightning strikes just by installing the artifact.

There must be palaces burned by lightning.

Teresa didn't want her palace to suffer, but at this moment she desperately hoped that one palace would be ignited and burned to ashes.

However, as time passed, every thunderstorm night, as long as there was lightning, even though the buildings were struck by lightning, the buildings where the artifacts were installed were safe and sound, Teresa finally sat down slumped.

"Peter...Peter III..."

Teresa muttered to herself with bloodless lips, with a hesitant expression.

Is she really going to publicize that this is a gift from the Catholic gods as Earl Bernice said?

Even if the news can be blocked, is she going to deceive her heart and admit that the revelation of the Orthodox gods is also valid for Catholicism?
As a devout believer and the monarch of a country, she has not received holy enlightenment!

At this moment, Teresa remembered Peter.

After Peter III came to the throne, he didn't even send her a diamond-encrusted portrait, so Teresa ordered someone to fetch the one that Count Bernice had given.

In the portrait, Peter is stepping naked on the carriage, looking high-spirited, ready to beat up the Danish envoy.

Teresa was alone with the portrait for a long time.

No one knew what the queen had done, only that the portrait was no longer as smooth as when it was first seen, full of wrinkles, and some places were broken, as if it had become the object of the queen's anger and was devastated.

Then Teresa announced to the outside world that the Catholic Church had received divine revelation, and the people of Austria were sensationalized.

The fact that the lightning bombarded the palace without destroying it had been spread by word of mouth a few days ago, and the people were all ecstatic when they heard that the queen finally announced the truth.

The church was full of men, women and children.

Every Catholic priest preached to a full house, and every time he preached, he was full of sincerity.

One mission is now worth as much as they have done in the past few months.

The priests were all overjoyed and grateful to Teresa.

Teresa couldn't describe the subtlety of this, and her heart was full of grief.

She hated herself for being ungodly, and hated Peter even more for being inspired.

In Prussia, Frederick didn't take the two letters from Madfield seriously, and Madfield didn't even ask Peter to ship the artifact to Prussia.

Because Madfield is well aware of the temperament of his own monarch, if there is no credit for transporting it over, Frederick will think that his head has also been infected by Russian stupidity, and he even believes in religion.

But Madfield's letter still brought joy to Frederick.

Because Madfield wrote in the letter:

"Your Majesty, I can sincerely congratulate you at this moment. The new Russian emperor Peter III is as friendly to you as ever. I feel sincerity from Peter. I believe that even if Teresa gives Peter more benefits, he will not Will be allied with Austria."

"But what worries me is that Deputy Minister of General Affairs Bestutev still plays an important role in Russia's political affairs. This is not a good thing for us. Therefore, it is difficult for us to form an alliance with Russia..."

It's Bestutev again!
Frederick put down Madfield's letter with a headache.

At this time, the spies from Austria reported to Frederick in detail what happened in Austria during this period, and Frederick couldn't help being stunned.

Then he laughed loudly:
"Teresa is really shameless. She also declared that she is a devout Catholic. She used Peter's artifact to tell a big lie, and she was not afraid of being blamed by the gods she believed in."

"Go, tell the people in Austria to reveal the truth and embarrass Teresa."

A minister immediately stopped and said:

"Your Majesty, this is a trivial matter. What you do will cause Austria and us to live forever. Why don't you reserve your opinion on this matter?"

Frederick immediately scolded:

"Stupid! I'm not even afraid of Queen Elizabeth of Russia, but Teresa? Can the relationship between Austria and us be worse? Just do as I say, I like to see Teresa furious!"

(End of this chapter)