Gavin IV had some misunderstandings with Sivir.

And the source of these misunderstandings is Azir.

In Shurima's calculations, Rhodes didn't care about it, but Azir couldn't ignore Shurima, and after Sivir finally became the empress, Azir was almost schizophrenic - on the one hand, he had to deal with Shurima's big and small affairs, and on the other hand, he had to teach Sivir to deal with them.

Despite her royal blood, Sivir has little political acumen, and although she has been displaced since she was a child, these experiences only make her brave and ruthless, accustomed to solving problems with weapons and fists.

And now Shurima is facing most of the problems that his fists can't solve.

Therefore, although Azir is no longer the emperor, he is also doing the work of the emperor many times, plus teaching Sivir this unconscious guy......

I don't even have the heart to hunt for beauty, how hard do you say Azir is?

The edicts that seemed to King Gawain IV to be of a very high level were actually written by Azir, and Sivir's greatest contribution to them was to sign them - in fact, even the seal of Emperor Shurima is still in Azir's hands.

As for those urban legends, it was even more helpless that Azir took the initiative to spread in order to prevent problems with the popularity of people Sivir, and through this means, Azir not only stabilized Shurima's political situation, but also made Shurima's subjects not realize that the empress sitting on the throne was actually a complete political idiot......

And in order to be able to maintain these states, the first skill that Sivir learned was to pretend to be deep.

The so-called pretending to be deep means "even if I don't understand anything, I have to put on a posture that I understand and have already judged in my heart", and this posture, combined with the previous chaotic intelligence, is now completely confusing to Jiawen IV.

Gavin IV was puzzled, while Azir was lost in thought after thinking that Sivir had explained the importance of Demacia's trade.

The situation seems a little strange.

Although the resurrection did not take long long, Azir had a very clear idea of the current situation in Valoran - otherwise he would not have been able to think about the recognition of the independence of the two cities.

It was precisely because he was well aware of the current situation in Valoran that he wondered why Demacia would throw such a huge pie for no reason now.

You must know that Demacia, the national team, has always had a natural resistance to trade, although Demacia has always had a huge trade surplus, but if you want to trade with the Demacians, you still need complicated procedures and official forces at the city-state level and above to guarantee the merchants.

This demanding trade led to a boom in Demacian products, and there was little outflow of Demacian grain.

Now, the Demacians suddenly said that they wanted to strengthen their trade with Shurima, and this almost snow-barred gesture made Azir instinctively feel that something was wrong—especially because of Sivir's stupidity, he had a chance to buffer and think, and the more he thought about it, the stranger it became.

The Demacians definitely have a plan!

But what did the Demacians want?

Azir carefully recalled all the information he knew about Demacia, trying to find some clues from it, but whether it was the new emperor's ascension to the throne or the mage's civil strife, none of this seemed to have anything to do with the Shurima trade......

It's weird.

Vaguely, Azir seemed to have found something, he didn't care about the banquet starting immediately, quickly found a piece of paper, and began to record all the important points he thought of.

The new emperor ascended the throne, the young Zhuang faction, the mage civil strife, the normalization of spells, and the military reform......

Wait, reform!

Finally, Azir found the crux of the problem, and through these points, he found that Demacia seemed to be in a very important period of reform and transformation!

So, what is needed for reform and transformation?

A stable external environment.

In other words, Demacia hopes to establish a cooperative relationship with Shurima through trade, so as to maintain a stable external environment.

That's right, that's it!

Having the answer he wanted, Azir was about to tell Sivir what to do next, when he suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

Next, Azir summoned Shurima's Foreign Secretary to inquire into the course of Demacia's course of action in detail, and after learning that they were visiting Shurima alone and returning to Demacia, the Desert Emperor finally smiled insightfully.

Young man, I'm still in a hurry - if your schedule is a little fuller and you go to all the places, I'm afraid I'll really be deceived by you.

It's a pity that you only came to Shurima.

If the best way for Demacia to seek a stable external environment is to take the initiative to cooperate in trade, build a trade belt, and open ports, so that the countries and city-states along the route can not only turn their attention to trade, but also collect high taxes.

But now, Demacia only traded with Shurima, which meant that the stable external environment he sought was achieved by Shurima.

So, under what circumstances will Shurima give Demacia a stable external environment?

Naturally, it was when Shurima caught everyone's attention.

I have to say that Gavin IV still missed some details, because of the previous misunderstanding of Xavier, coupled with the fact that he did not have a trip to other countries, finally led Azir to guess the purpose of Gavin IV from these details.

Open trade, and then use Shurima as a gunman?

Hehe.

How can there be such a good thing, if you Demacia want to develop steadily, you will develop steadily, and I Shurima will have to resist pressure?

Why?

Do you think that the grain trade can be a carrot hanging in front of a donkey?

Dream!

I'm not that foolish, and you want us to draw firepower for you?

Gotta add money!

In this way, in the last hours before the banquet began, Azir asked Sivir to tell him about the next coping method - the huge change in attitude made Sivir confused, but in terms of politics, she had become accustomed to this way of acting "although I don't understand anything, I can get praise for doing what my grandfather said", so even if she was full of doubts, she didn't say much.

Thus, at the banquet, when Govin IV again mentioned trade, he was responded to by rather harsh words from Sivir.

"Shurima also needs to be developed - although Shurima's spear is extremely sharp, we must first make sure that this spear is in our own hands!"