In the Sultanate of Granada, Hasan Al-Fadl lie on a large sofa, his head resting in the lap of one of his many wives. While he enjoyed the comfort of his wife's thighs, he read a letter written by his sister. There was one piece of information that he found rather shocking. Not only had Yasmin been pregnant with Berengar's son, but she had already given birth.
It slightly perturbed the young Sultan that his precious big sister had not informed him of this earlier. Still, it shocked him to see how efficient the German Emperor was at breeding. It would appear that every year or two, Berengar put a baby in each of his wives. Just why couldn't he accomplish this feat?
