The officials and generals present were old subordinates of Aruga, and some were chiefs of other tribes in the past.

They joined forces with Aruga's tribe because Fan Jianming supported Aruga. Until now, many people have not been afraid of Aruga, but just admired and feared Fan Jianming.

They neither support Aruga and Audrey's marriage, but they don't want to say it explicitly, because they all know that their ultimate attitude depends on Fan Jianming. If Fan Jianming supports Aruga, what they say is useless.

A general asked, "Does General Fan understand this matter? What is his opinion?"

Aruga was displeased: "I am the highest commander of S country. You are all important members of S country. I am asking for your opinions now. It doesn't matter whether General Fan agrees!"

The people present looked at each other in a glance.

What do you mean by Aruga today?

Isn’t Fan Jianming’s final decision on the big and small things in our country?

They didn't know that it was because of this situation that Aruga became more and more uncomfortable.

Although he has today, relying entirely on Fan Jianming's original support, he does not want to be a puppet forever, especially on the eve of reaching an agreement with the West and preparing to establish diplomatic relations. He hopes to let the whole world know that in S country, he is the highest commander.

He has the final say in everything in S country!

Aruga now wants to use his marriage to Audrey to test his officials and generals. Once he has different opinions from Fan Jianming, who will these people stand on?

At the same time, he also wanted to use this opportunity to test how important he is in the hearts of officials and generals?

After seeing everyone's expressions, Aruga suddenly felt that he was a little too rough? Will everyone here feel that there is a crack between him and Fan Jianming?

He immediately explained: "After all, General Fan did not join our nationality, and did not believe in our religion. I don't think it is necessary to ask his opinion for my personal marriage."

"In addition, he has a lot of things, so he won't be involved in this matter."

After hearing what he said, a general said, "Your Excellency, according to the religion we believe in, people of our own clan cannot intermarry with foreign clans, not to mention that you are the highest commander, and the other party is a white woman from the West and a pagan."

"If you just keep some relationship with her secretly, I don't think it's a big problem, but if you want her to be your wife, I'm afraid you should be more cautious."

Aruga said: "In the past, our tribes did have this unwritten rule. The problem is that now we are a country and our country has not promulgated relevant marriage laws."

"I think the rules that were conventional in the past should not be a constraint on the people today. Moreover, there was another rule in the past: If someone in the tribe intermarries with foreign tribes, it would be fine as long as the chief allows it."

"Even if it is a tribal convention, as the highest commander of S country, I should have the right to allow every citizen to intermarry with foreign races, including myself."

Aruga felt that he had gained a foothold and did not need Fan Jianming's continued support, but he was not aware that many former chiefs here never took him seriously.

Seeing that he insisted on marrying Audrey and discussing this matter with Fan Jianming, many people realized that before this, Aruga must have found Fan Jianming, and Fan Jianming did not agree.

Otherwise, Aruga would never discuss this matter with everyone before the meeting.

There is no fool here, and he knows very well that Aruga wants to use everyone's strength to fight Fan Jianming, at least on the issue of this marriage, Aruga does not want to compromise.

Another general said: "I think what you are right. As the highest commander of S country, you have full rights and should break some bad habits. Isn't it just to marry a white woman? I don't think there is any problem!"

Aruga was surprised.

Before Fan Jianming's rebellion, the general was the chief of another tribe and had been in conflict with the tribe of Aruga.

Before Aruga talked about this today, what he was most worried about was that he would object, but he was the first to stand up to support him, and couldn't help but look at him with gratitude.

Aruga didn't know that the general was completely a weasel who was not kind to wish the chicken a happy New Year.

Like several other chiefs, he was completely dissatisfied with Aruga and was just afraid of Fan Jianming.

Now seeing a crack between Aruga and Fan Jianming, he just followed the situation and encouraged Aruga to go against Fan Jianming.

As long as Fan Jianming no longer supports Aruga and even breaks with Aruga because of this, he will have a chance.

Aruga turned to others, "What about your opinions?"

Most people agreed with the opinions of the first general, but when they saw the second general saying that, Aruga was very excited. Everyone changed their minds and agreed with the opinions of the second general.

"I don't think this is a problem. As the Supreme Chief, you have the right to make and enact new laws that will change people's perception of marriage."

"Yes, on our African continent, most countries allow intermarriage with foreigners, and even countries W allow them, only we and N. Since we plan to go out and even prepare to establish diplomatic relations with the West, the East and another major country, intermarriage among the people will be normal at that time."

"Yes, you have a good start, which will be of great benefit to the future development of our country."

The first general to speak was the executive officer of the Aruga tribe. In fact, he knew very well that many of the former tribe chiefs present were slanderous to Aruga.

Aruga now wants to use his marriage to destroy the traditions of S country, especially in conflict with traditional religions. He thought that everyone would agree with his opinion.

Unexpectedly, the outcome of the matter was unexpected. Everyone except him supported this marriage, so he had to sigh.

"Your Excellency," he said again: "No rules can be achieved. Now we are a country. If you insist on marrying Mrs. Audrey, I suggest we have legislation first."

Aruga said: "Very good, then you will draft this law and will be promulgated in the next two days. I hope to hold a wedding with Mrs. Audrey within a week."
Chapter completed!