What kind of opportunity is Marin talking about? It's an opportunity to slander Queen Anna! In the future, Edward will definitely have to "get a boxed lunch", otherwise how can he control England?

However, the presence of Queen Anna became an obstacle. If this woman is strong enough, she may be a Cixi and Empress Lu. When the time comes, if he wants to take control of England, he will encounter huge obstacles. Even if she doesn't have the ability of Cixi and Empress Lu, her identity as Margaret's mother is used by others, which is enough for Marin to drink a pot.

But fortunately, because Anna is the daughter of the Count of Durte in France, she is the daughter of an enemy nobleman, so this gives Marin room to operate.

Marin didn't have to think about killing Queen Anna, because this woman was very honest. But, no matter how much she does, where is her identity? Once Edward died, this Queen Anna had the right to regent until Margaret came of age. This is common to both the East and the West. Even if Queen Anna has no regent talents, if a few big nobles support him and use her as a puppet, she will have the ability to compete with Marin, an outsider.

Therefore, if Marin wants to regent England, he must remove the "stumbling block" of Queen Anna......

Originally, Marlin wanted her to "receive a boxed lunch" with Edward. However, if both Edward and his wife were killed, it would be easy to be suspicious according to the principle of "whoever benefits is the most suspicious".

Therefore, Marin didn't dare to let Queen Anna receive the boxed lunch with him, so he could only think of other ways to deal with it. And the easiest way to do the uniform is to ruin Queen Anna's reputation and make her lose the trust of the English......

For example, arguments such as "Queen Anna is a French spy" can easily make Queen Anna lose the trust of the English people and make the English people suspicious of her.

As long as this is done, no one will support Queen Anna Regency in the future. When the time comes, the English will be on Marin's side. After all, the English and the French had a feud, but not the North Sea countries.

In this way, Marin will be able to achieve his goal - to make it impossible for Queen Anna to compete with him for the regency of England without killing her.

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Originally, Marin was still thinking of a way to splash dirty water on Anna. But I haven't been able to find a chance, after all, pouring dirty water on people also needs some circumstantial evidence to achieve the effect of "real hammer".

It so happened that this assassination took place. Marin Minrui felt that the opportunity to splash dirty water had come!

Although little Marceau was a hand-picked maid by Edward, she was not brought by Queen Anna in the first place. However, she had also been with Queen Anna for several years. A few years is enough time to develop an unknown person into his confidant. After all, the maid was by Queen Anna's side all the time.

So, Marin just seized on this and had rumors spread in London that Queen Anna was involved in the assassination. Even if no evidence can be found in the end, it will be enough for Queen Anna to drink a pot. Not to mention that she was deposed as the queen, she will no longer be trusted in the future, but there is no doubt about it. When the seeds of doubt are planted, trust begins to crumble......

Once she is suspected of being a French spy, even if Queen Anna wants to stand up for regent, no one else will agree to it - you are a French spy who wants to be regent? Wouldn't England be sold to France?

In this way, Marin's purpose can be considered to have been achieved......

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As soon as he said he would do it, Marin hurriedly arranged for Kohler to send Morse code instructions to the North Sea spies in London in the form of a flying pigeon, ordering them to start secretly spreading rumors and linking the assassination to Queen Anna......

After receiving the order, the North Sea spies in London immediately carried out Marin's orders, and began to say on various occasions that the dead little girl Marceau had helped Weisman gain a foothold in London as being instructed by Queen Anna. Anyway, everyone is dead, and there is no proof of death, and it is not easy to check. The spies then spread rumours that Queen Anna's father, the Earl of Durt, was preparing to take action against His Majesty Edward, in order to cooperate with the French in taking the fortress of Calais and further annexing England......

When the people of England heard such rumors, their bad feelings for Queen Anne soared, and many people believed that Queen Anna was a spy sent by France. After all, Queen Anna's father was the first dog leg of King Louis XII of France.

For a time, the people even called for "abolishing the queen......

But Edward was indifferent to this, because, as a pillow man for more than ten years, Edward knew his wife's character very well - it was a very simple woman. To put it bluntly, simple means no brains. If Queen Anna really made any small moves, it would be impossible for Edward to be unaware of Edward's control of the London royal palace.

As for Marceau's help for Weisman to gain a foothold in London, Edward did know something. At the beginning, Edward also sent someone to secretly investigate the matter, and found nothing wrong. Moreover, that Weissman is indeed Marceau's distant cousin.

And this time he asked his subordinates to kill Marceau, in fact, Edward was angry and had nowhere to go, so he had to take this little maid out his anger. Anyway, it's just a maid from a foreign country.

But Edward didn't expect that his inadvertent act of venting his anger was used by Marin's spies and splashed dirty water on Queen Anna's head.

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However, Edward was not an easy person to trust others. This assassination made him still believe in Queen Anna, but he also had a trace of suspicion. Therefore, this time he did not clarify the facts to the public for the first time and announced that he believed in Queen Anna. However, I didn't look for Queen Anna's stubble, but did a cold treatment. Of course, in private, Edward appeased Queen Anna.

The North Sea spies lurking in the Tower of London's palace brought the news that Edward continued to trust Queen Anna back to the North Sea Kingdom.

Marin was not disappointed with this result either. Because, in fact, his greatest purpose was not to make Edward suspicious of Queen Anna, but to make the subjects of England suspicious of Queen Anna.

Because, Edward must have asked for a boxed lunch. When he hangs up, it doesn't matter if he trusts Queen Anna or not. When the time comes, whether the subjects of England trust Queen Anna or not is what matters. Because, the dead can't affect the situation.

Therefore, Marlin didn't care much about Edward's attitude. Of course, it would be best if Edward also began to doubt Queen Anna.

Judging from the current situation, although Edward trusted Queen Anna, he did not publicly defend her, proving that he still had a trace of suspicion in his psychology. And his failure to publicly defend Queen Anna just gave Marin the opportunity to continue to pour dirty water on Queen Anna......

"Did you hear that? His Majesty Edward did not publicly deny the idea that Queen Anne was a French spy, proving that this was not a fabrication. As for His Majesty's lack of public refutation, it is probably because Queen Anna is Princess Margaret's mother after all, right? "Under the deliberate guidance of the spies of the North Sea Country, such remarks were made in taverns all over England.

In this way, although King Edward's attitude has not changed much, among the people, and even in the court and the opposition, Queen Anna, a French woman, has a worse and worse reputation in the eyes of the English......