I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 4 Apologize to your aunt and get the reward!

Seeing these people start arguing endlessly, and they were obviously important ministers in the court, but they were like the aunt of the vegetable market at this time, Peter coughed dryly and said:

"Your Majesty, may I intervene?"

The five people present all cast their eyes on him at the same time, as if they only found out that there is such a crown prince here now.

Peter has always called aunt and aunt regardless of the occasion. Elizabeth has told him several times to call Your Majesty, but Peter forgets it when he opens his mouth. How can he remember it now?

Elizabeth was a little happy, so she said:

"This is your marriage, too. Tell me."

"Yes, Your Majesty!"

After Peter responded respectfully, he sang a high-pitched voice. He first said to Elizabeth:
"Your Majesty, as the Crown Prince of the Russian Empire, my marriage is not a personal matter. It should be up to His Majesty to decide. As long as I am good to Russia, I will marry a pig."

The whole audience was shocked.

Why do you say that a bad boy is more eye-catching than a good boy if he does something good? Peter's words now have such an effect.

This is Peter?

Is this what Peter would say?

The Minister of Internal Affairs, the Lieutenant General, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, including the perfume counselor all opened their mouths wide and looked at Peter in disbelief.

And Elizabeth almost lost her seat and fell down.

Ignoring everyone's reactions and coughing dryly, Peter continued:
"Your Majesty, in my opinion, I think the German princess is not bad."

Elizabeth was a little surprised. The last time she was furious, besides Peter leading the dog to her, it was also because Peter said that he wanted to marry the Danish princess without listening to anyone. How did it become so fast now?

But it was a good thing, and Peter's desire to marry a German princess was exactly what she wanted.

From a personal point of view, Elizabeth hates the ever-expanding Frederick II, but from the perspective of the queen, she needs a German crown prince to check and balance Europe.

After hearing what Peter said, several other ministers immediately objected, but it was useless.

The queen and the crown prince reached an agreement, both leaning towards the German princess, and finally Elizabeth made a final decision:

"These many princesses will come, and whoever I put the necklace on will be the crown prince and concubine. That's the decision."

Then, under the Queen's signal, the meeting related to Peter's marriage ended so briefly.

The Minister of Internal Affairs, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Lieutenant General and the Imperial Physician and Counselor all left.

It's just that the royal doctor and counselor Lestock's face is a little ugly.

Elizabeth looked at Peter wonderingly:
"Peter, do you have anything else to do?"

Peter stood up solemnly, then changed his name to Auntie, saluted Elizabeth, and said with a sincere expression:

"Auntie, I sincerely apologize to you for what happened last time. Your nephew, I, Peter, promise that from now on, I will never bring the dog into the house again, and I will draw a line with Frederick II .”

Elizabeth was so taken aback that she stood up.

She looked Peter up and down, wondering if it was the same Peter standing in front of her?
She said sharply:
"Peter, who taught you?"

She didn't have to ask what she said just now, but at this level, she had to ask.

Peter said frankly:

"Auntie, no one taught me. I said it myself. I have deeply regretted it these days. My aunt is already worrying enough about state affairs. I didn't expect me to make my aunt angry like this. It's very wrong."

Elizabeth looked at Peter strangely. Is this what her nephew could say?

Or had he heard the wind that he was going to send him to the monastery, so he ran here in fright?

But her determination will not be changed easily, because she has raised her hopes for Peter too many times before, and in the end, without exception, all her hopes have been fed to shit.

Elizabeth said lightly:

"Okay, I accept your apology."

Then he did not mention this, but asked:

"Do you really want to marry a German princess?"

Peter nodded and said:
"Yes, aunt, I have read the information about the German princess. The poor ones even have to pay for the travel expenses, which is really easy to control."

Elizabeth couldn't help being surprised again, Peter will go to see the information of the German princess?
And you even know about your own funding for the travel expenses?
A smile appeared on Elizabeth's face unconsciously, feeling pleasantly surprised and relieved.

Anyway, this is her sister's child. If someone hadn't taught him to say these words, she could still look forward to it.

At this moment, a notification sounded:

"Ding, congratulations to the host for completing the task, I apologize to my aunt and promise to draw a line with Frederick II, and get a reward: Russian proficiency!"

In an instant, countless pronunciation skills were directly integrated into his body, and Peter felt that the Russian language could not be more proficient and idiomatic, as if he had practiced it for decades.

It's an amazing feeling, and learning this rep means a lot.

After thinking about it, Peter said to Elizabeth again:

"Aunt, I feel that my Russian level needs to be improved. I plan to study hard for a few days to improve my Russian level. I will ask my aunt for advice."

Elizabeth was stunned by Peter's words. She knew Peter's Russian level very well. Now, how many days of hard work are she saying to improve?
What does he think Russian?
But Peter said all the absurd things before, and now it's nothing. Instead, Peter, who has always been difficult to learn, is willing to take the initiative to learn Russian, which makes Elizabeth happy.

It was impossible to learn in a few days, but Elizabeth liked Peter's attitude.

However, in order to prevent Peter from pushing his nose to his face, Elizabeth still said with a serious face:

"Learning Russian is a good thing, you have to work hard and don't slack off."

Peter nodded, glanced at his aunt's attire again, saluted and stepped back.

(End of this chapter)