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So Pfister gave this item to him as a gift.

He simply taught the other party how to use it, and then got to the point.

Invite Fording to jump out of the fence and go to Karazhan with him to serve as the branch dean of the Paladin Academy.

Hearing the words, Fording sighed: "I can't leave, I must serve my sentence, otherwise the Fording family will lose everything that has been passed down for thousands of years..."

He was not a talkative person, but maybe he was depressed for too long.

Then he went on and on, pouring bitterness on Pfister.

With the information he narrated, Pfister was also able to see the whole picture of the iceberg hidden under the sea level.

Fording's worries were unfortunately fulfilled.

Sure enough, Terenas began to implement the strategy of strong stems and weak branches.

And his first move was to send Sheriff Barthilas directly to Hearthglen.

This position was originally recommended by the lord.

The kingdom went through a formality, agreed and it was over.

But this time Terenas wants to play for real.

But Fording didn't want to cause trouble, chose to endure, and acquiesced to the king's personnel appointment.

So the second move of chess came one after another.

Terenas ordered Barthilas to take back the local tax rights.

Since the founding of the country, Lordaeron has always adopted the tax package system.

That is, local lords collect their own taxes.

According to the quota, some of them will be handed over to heatstroke.

The remaining money is distributed freely.

But now Terenas has changed the tax system and is preparing to adopt a model similar to the tax-sharing system.

That is, the kingdom collects all fiscal and taxation.

Then redistribute as needed.

This method undoubtedly requires more links.

It is more complicated than the former one.

But the benefits are also very obvious.

That is, the state can concentrate its power on major tasks, and it can also greatly limit the power of local governments.

In terms of body, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

Of course, from Fording's point of view, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.

It's a pity that he is alone now.

After all, Terenas was the biggest winner of the two wars, and had a very high reputation in Lordaeron and even the human nations.

No one in the country dared to oppose his decision.

And Terenas is currently only targeting Fording.

Other nobles naturally chose to appease.

I don't know the reason why the lips are dead and the teeth are cold.

Fording could only swallow his anger.

And Barthilas came with a mission to reduce the tax to an extremely low level.

And apply small favors to the people of Fording.

It quickly gained a large number of fans.

Fording suspected that even the people around him were being drawn in by the other party.

Otherwise, he has always been cautious, how could he be found hiding?

When Fording was caught, Terenas acted immediately and led his ministers to judge him.

Fortunately, Fording's popularity is good.

Even the nobles in the south have a good relationship with him.

And Eitrigg escaped capture.

The so-called accusation of treason is nothing more than speculation.

There is no real hammer to prove it.

So in the end Fording was only sentenced to exile.

Pfister always felt that this story was full of déjà vu.

After thinking about it for a while, I thought to myself, isn't this "Swordsman"?

Fording is equivalent to Liu Zhengfeng, Eitrigger is equivalent to Qu Yang, and Terenas is equivalent to Zuo Lengchan.

The whole incident, which at first glance looks like a battle between camps, is actually the superiors trying to eliminate dissidents.

I have to say that Terenas is really powerful.

The wrist can be described as extremely sophisticated.

It is conceivable that Fording will never be the only one who suffered severe injuries.

If there is no Three Wars, it is impossible to really succeed in reducing the feudal clan and completely centralize power.

Change Lordaeron from enfeoffment system to county system.

In a sense, this is not a bad thing, the latter is more advanced than the former.

Ultimately, of course, it’s still a monarchy.

It's just not going anywhere.