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

Chapter 71 Minister of General Affairs and Deputy General Affairs
As night fell, the city of Moscow fell into darkness except for the Golovin Palace Square, which was illuminated by raging fire.

Peter was resting in a side hall of the palace.

Soon, Milkowski stepped forward and leaned over to report:

"Your Highness, Matrona and Sergey have arrived in Moscow and are now resting in Sergey's ancestral home."

Peter nodded, and then said:
"Where's Lestock?"

The officials who stayed in St. Petersburg did not reach the level of the important ministers of the Privy Council. The Minister of General Affairs Vorontsov came with his aunt.

Lestock's level also followed.

But what attracted Peter's attention was that shortly after they arrived, they saw Princess Louisa.

The moment he saw this princess, he instantly remembered that ball.

Despite the mask, he was impressed by the French princess holding a folding fan and her figure.

Peter couldn't help but suddenly realized.

It turned out that Louisa had been involved in the masquerade long ago, but I didn't respond at all at the time, and I didn't know what she was up to.

Until now, there was no time, so she had to jump out.

And he asked Lestock for another reason.

He found that the time and space he traveled through seemed a little different.

For example, my aunt, who was a great beauty when she was young, didn't get seriously fatter as she got older, but just became plump and added a bit of majesty, which is very strange.

Moreover, Rystok is very similar to the characters in Russian dramas that he occasionally saw in his previous life.

This inevitably made him think too much.

If it is a combination of history and Russian drama, then Sophia will obviously face the same things as other princesses at the beginning after arriving in Moscow.

He absolutely cannot tolerate this kind of thing happening to Sofia.

As for the other princesses, whatever they like.

Let Milkowski stare at Lestock, but also because Lestock can't make his mind on Sofia.

At least not in the matter of physical examination!
Because news came from the post station constantly, except for Luisa, the whereabouts of the princesses from all over the world were under control. My aunt not only arranged receptions in St. Petersburg, but also in Moscow.

The time will last for two days.

Peter walked through the glowing palace, through hall after hall filled with candles.

Although Moscow can only get my aunt's visit for a limited few months, the court maids still clean the palace here spotlessly.

Because the princesses from all over the world were to be welcomed in these two days, the family members of the ministers also lived in the palace.

Children under the age of ten were not allowed to enter the palace.

The men will return to their Moscow residences in two days, during which time they will add to the popularity of the palace.

At the same time, it also shows a grand welcome to the arrival of the princesses.

Wherever Peter went, these gentlemanly male guests or gorgeous female guests all saluted Peter one by one.

Peter just nodded.

And on the way to his aunt's palace, Peter was surprised to see a man——

Bestutev!
"Your Highness."

When Bestutev saw Peter, he just saluted him lightly and left.

Apparently Bestutev had no intention of speaking to him at all.

This made Peter a little depressed, and he still wanted to make friends.

After all, it is not a matter for Bestutev to target him and Sofia, it is against the trend of history.

Then he walked to his aunt's palace, and seeing the direction in which Bestutev came out, he should have come from his aunt.

Although Bestutev was unkind to him, it was none of the business of the other guests.

The guests saluted him, but Peter still nodded, which surprised some guests.

Your Highness seems to be a little different from the rumors.

"Aunt? What did Bestutev come to see you for?"

The door of the aunt's palace was open, and Peter went in directly to ask.

It was only after the questioning that someone else was there, besides the Duchess Polia, there was also the Minister of General Affairs Vorontsov.

"Your Highness."

Vorontsov saluted Peter, and Peter returned it.

Peter was still very polite to Vorontsov.

After all, his daughter is his maid, and if there is no accident, this comrade will also be a frontline in the future.

To Peter's question, Elizabeth also gave him face and replied:
"I'll send him here first to handle matters. He's here to report to me. What's wrong?"

Peter chuckled and said:

"It's nothing."

Then sat down on the side.

Seeing that His Highness did not intend to speak, Vorontsov continued to report government affairs to Elizabeth. These were all backlogged matters with the officials, some of which had been accumulated for several months.

Taking advantage of the fact that the empress was in a good mood when she first arrived in Moscow, he came as soon as Bestutev left.

Sometimes Vorontsov envied the queen's comfortable life and didn't want to see them for a long time.

This kind of trust really touched them.

In Vorontsov's unhurried, but obviously about to speak at length, Elizabeth glanced at Peter and asked him to sit beside him.

One suffers worse than two.

After listening to it for a while, Peter felt a little surprised. It didn't matter. Either the earl was crying for poverty, or the earl was crying for poverty. They both wanted territory and serfs.

Have military merits?

Don't you come according to the official rank table?

Finally, Vorontsov left, Elizabeth looked at Peter and said:
"Tell me, what's the matter with me?"

Peter stretched out a middle finger, and said seriously:
"Auntie, do you think my finger is long?"

"Long, what's the matter?"

Elizabeth was a little puzzled.

Peter looked very serious:
"Aunt, is this how the Orthodox Church conducts physical examinations?"

(End of this chapter)