After Jerome Bonaparte finished speaking, Minister Vayan still appeared somewhat resistant. He immediately inquired of Jerome Bonaparte.
"Your Majesty, how are we supposed to explain to them? That territory was hard-won by them!"
"Vayan, stop talking nonsense!" Jerome Bonaparte sternly criticized, "What do you mean by 'territory hard-won by them'?
Do you take this place as a bandit's lair, or a mob boss's den?
For the territory they've conquered, should I, like a medieval monarch, enfeoff you as the Count of Rabat and delegate you to manage Rabat, and then enfeoff Montauban as the Count of Tangier to manage the lands around Tangier!
If you want me to do so, just tell me!
I guarantee to find you a fiefdom in Morocco, where you can serve as the highest official there!"
Seeing this, Minister Vayan had no choice but to smile awkwardly, indicating that he didn't mean it that way.
