"Absurd..."
This time, Cambert didn't even finish his sentence before Charles VIII interrupted him.
"For example?" Charles VIII also leaned forward, craning his neck.
"For example, this state religion is deeply tied to the Falan Kingdom, stipulating that the Falan Church shall regard the King as the supreme head, not the Pope.
Therefore, all bishops within the Falan Church no longer need papal appointment; they can be appointed by the King.
I can promise that after such actions in Falan, the Holy Alliance will not deny your actions."
Charles VIII sat up straight, his expression indecisive as he looked at Horn — this was episcopal appointment authority.
Was it really equivalent to Horn giving up his episcopal appointment rights in the Falan region? This was a substantial piece of pie; could he bear to give it up?
For Horn, there was nothing about being able or unable to give it up.
