Looking at the group in front of him, especially the reaction of the Protestant representatives, Byron silently nodded in his heart.
The exposure of the "One King Two Queens" was not accidental; it was intentional from the very beginning.
Even if the entry [My Rule is the Rule] had not appeared, he would still take the opportunity of today's coronation to publicly reveal the identity of his two queens.
In the past, the reason Byron felt that this matter couldn't be made public in the short term was because once the Church's established rules were challenged, it would definitely invite its iron fist of sanctions (Chapter 429).
And this "short term" referred to the time when the Church could always maintain its peak ruling power.
Recalling the Church's most glorious period, a single "Papal Decree" oppressed all the nations of the Old Continent:
