The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area.

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The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area. The task given by the Governor of the East India Company, Van Diemen, in his letter seemed to be one thing, but in fact it was two things. The first is to apply to Haihan for the purchase of weapons and equipment, and the second is to prevent the envoys of the Matalan State from purchasing arms in Haihan. It's just that for Su Keyi, it is not easy to do any of these things.

Judging from Fan Dimen's letter, he must have written this letter after hearing about the departure of the Mataran people, which means that when the letter arrived in Su Keyi's possession, Matalan's mission may have secretly arrived in Sanya for several days. If Ma Ta Lan had already negotiated an arms purchase contract with Haihan at this time, then no matter how much Su Keyi tossed it, it would be difficult to change the established facts.

And Su Keyi's top priority is to hurry up and inquire about the movements of the Mataran Mission, and strive to have time to intervene. However, he was a little sleepy after sitting all night, so he didn't plan to run away in person, but left the matter to his subordinates. He himself had to hurry up and recuperate, because after the movements of the Mataran Mission were implemented, it would be his turn to come forward and negotiate with the other party.

As the capital of the Haihan Kingdom and the most prosperous port city in the South China Sea, Sanya has maintained at least a few hundred or even thousands of foreigners arriving and leaving the city every day. Sanya has a relatively strict registration and management system for foreigners' activities in the local area, especially in the Shenglibao area, which has many government departments and is the political center of the country, many areas are prohibited from non-nationals, and the vast majority of foreigners who stay for a short time are only allowed to move within the port area.

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