Now was an opportunity to show the Queen his capabilities.
So, he nodded, gestured for everyone to sit by the sofa, gathered his thoughts, and began:
"A few months ago, an attack against the French occurred in Tunisia, and I suspected that foreign powers were behind it. So I decided to go there and see..."
He then went on to explain how he promoted "Roman identity," how he presented the Tunisian Guard as a "gift package" to the locals to gain their support, and how he made the local Rebel Army dependent on their arms and equipment.
However, to avoid offending Louis XVI and Queen Mary, both devout Catholics, he omitted his trickery like the "stone figure with one eye" and simply said he found Elder Aly to "cooperate" with, which ultimately led to the expulsion of the Tunisian Guard who had attacked the French.
Queen Mary listened with wide eyes, continuously praising:
