After hearing Frederick III's idea, "Calvin" objected:

"Mr. Elector, although he did not confront His Majesty head-on, he did avoid direct risks, but the idea of ​​tithe is probably even more dangerous, right? Although the Pope would acquiesce to do so, because it would be beneficial to him. However, this is equivalent to moving the cheese of the local church, and Martin would probably be murdered by them."

James Bond's mission is to provide escort for Martin Luther until he completes the Reformation. If he offends the Pope, he may be extorted and wanted. However, that is open. It is not a great revenge for life and death. The Pope will not risk being damaged in reputation and send people to assassinate. But offending local churches is different. Martin Luther is in a local church and is easily assassinated by local priests with resentment. As a clergy, Martin Luther is inevitably involved in dealing with other priests...

Frederick III thought carefully and said:

"I was neglected and ignored the threats from those local priests. Let's do this, don't write the idea of ​​dividing tithes taxes on the outline, and Martin should not publicly promote this idea..."

"It was clearly proposed by Senior Brother Calvin..." Martin Luther muttered, he didn't want to take credit for anyone.

James Bond waved his hands repeatedly, joking, this big agent would not take the initiative to claim such a death-seeking matter. Brother Martin, you should take the blame...

Frederick III also agreed to let Martin Luther take the blame... No, he is taking credit. Why? The credit is concentrated on one person and the halo is even greater. If it is divided between two people, both of them will not reach that level. Two big stars are not as powerful as one king of football.

Frederick III was also an old Yin coins. He didn't want to stand out by himself, so he introduced Martin Luther, a passionate young man, as a benchmark. As a benchmark, naturally, the more famous the better, the better it can attract enough attention and pick himself out. Therefore, all kinds of halos have to be put on Martin Luther's head, which is a bit useless to give "Professor Calvin" who is less famous.

After two other people with ulterior motives were persuaded, Martin Luther reluctantly agreed to take the blame...

But Frederick III was quite kind. He did not let Martin Luther publicly preach any tithes, but asked him to preach secretly. Moreover, when choosing a partner, he mainly gave lectures to secular nobles who were poor in finance. Then, the church members would never mention it, so as not to be cut off...

The nobles, especially those with poor economic conditions, are greedy for the stable taxes of tithes taxes for a day or two. Martin Luther put forward this view, which is definitely in line with their taste. Especially those who owed millions of gold coins, who owed a huge sum of money to millions of gold, must agree to participate in the sharing of tithes taxes...

Specifically, let the "hot-blooded (so fooling) young man" Martin Luther first poster to question the effect of indulgences. Then, he sent someone to arrest the tycoons who could afford to buy indulgences. And, for public trial, he must be slandered.

As for which law enforcement officer to send to carry out the mission, James Bond recommended a young judge from Wittenberg - Judge Umot Umot was born in a baron family in the countryside of a small city called Plaunt in the south of the Saxony Electoral State. However, he was not the eldest son and had no inheritance rights. In addition, he was also one of the spies lurking in the Saxony Electoral State of North Sea.

As for why a Baron's son of the Saxon Electoral State became a spy of the North Sea, this matter is long. To put it simply, Umot was poor and wandered to the North Sea. Kohler discovered his background as the Saxon Electoral State, and then he was brought into the intelligence agency. After all, the Saxon Electoral State is a vassal state that Marin focuses on. It is best to have more people to be able to install.

As for why a baron son of Umot was poor? It was not that his family was poor, but that he had a very bad relationship with his elder brother. After his father passed away, his elder brother did not give him land and much property, but according to tradition, he gave him Umot a war horse, a set of plate armor and a cavalry rifle, and drove him out of the house. Of course, he was also given a servant and a mule. After all, the wandering knight could not wear plate armor at any time. It was so tired that he had to let the attendant put the plate armor on the back of the mule. Before the battle, the knight put the plate armor with the help of the attendant, and helped the horse, and handed over the cavalry rifle. At the same time, Umot's elder brother also seemed kindly given a lot of money.

But the problem is that the servant his elder brother matched him had a problem...

What's the problem? This servant is a habitual thief and has no family anymore. How can such a carefree thief be loyal? In a small town near the territory of the Beihai Kingdom, the servant of the servant finally couldn't help but steal Umot's property and ran away.

As for why you don’t let the war horses and plate armor go away? You are not a knight, and you have a humble identity. If you have a war horse and plate armor, you will be suspected. If you are found to be the master, the nobles from other places will beat him to death to serve as a warning to others.

Therefore, the habitual thief just took away the property and rode a mule and ran away.

But Umot was in trouble. Without money and property, he couldn't even afford to stay in a hotel. So he had to sell the plate armor to fill the gap. But the problem was that he didn't understand the sinister society and was severely suppressed by others, so he didn't sell it much. And his war horses needed to eat a lot of food every day...

By the time Umot wandered into the Beihai Kingdom, Umot's money had almost been spent. When he went to a hotel, he only dared to squeeze into large shops with the lower class people. That is, in the large shop in the country hotel, Umot was targeted by the Beihai Kingdom spies who also pretended to be a traveler and found his information.

Then, Umot was recruited by Kohler's subordinates. There was no way. At that time, Umot was almost out of money, and Kohler's subordinates gave too much...

So, Umot entered the North Sea Intelligence Agency for more than two years of secret training. After the training, before returning to the Saxony Election State, Kohler arranged for him to study in the Law Department of Cologne University for two years and obtained a university diploma for gilding.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Of course, it is not that Umott can complete his studies in two years. Instead, after the intelligence department of Beihaiguo spent money, the professor at the University of Cologne raised his hand and asked him to complete his studies in advance.

With a university diploma, Umot was originally a down-and-out nobleman, and immediately had a different value. He did not return to Plaunn to settle accounts with his elder brother who had originally planned to settle accounts, but followed the organization's arrangements and went to Wittenberg, the capital of the Saxony Election State, to find a public office similar to a district judge. Of course, it was taken away by money. After all, corruption in Europe was public these days. Until the late 18th century, Arthur Wellesley, the famous Duke of Wellington, also bought the position of officers when he first entered the army. He was a lieutenant and later donated majors and lieutenant colonels one after another, starting at the regiment-battalion level.

Of course, the premise is that you must be a noble child. Otherwise, if you are a civilian, the rich family will not sell you. The reason why Umot was attracted by the Beihai State Intelligence Agency is because he has the status of a noble child of the Saxony Election State. With this identity, you can easily donate officials in the Saxony Election State. After donating officials, Umot became a young little judge in Vitenburg.

Originally, Umot might have been promoted step by step slowly. But as soon as the opportunity came, James Bond couldn't help but recommend Umot, his own person.

The reason for doing this is not only to help people get promoted quickly so that they can reach high positions and get in touch with more secrets, but also because it is more appropriate for Beihai spies to complete such tasks. Because it is impossible to rely on ordinary judges in this era to know the illegal information of large investors who buy indulgences as quickly as possible. The spies in Beihai have received modern intelligence education, which is much better than the indigenous judges in this era.

The result was not beyond James Bond's expectations. After receiving the task, Judge Umott investigated the criminal information of indulgence buyers with the help of other North Sea spies. At the same time, judges from other areas of Saxony, who received the task like Umott, were much slower. After all, other indigenous judges had not received modern intelligence collection skills and had no help from spies, so they were naturally much slower.
Chapter completed!