Charlotte's interaction with Louis V was quite smooth.
Obviously, this monarch, who was determined to strengthen centralization, did not want to give the Northern Land an uncertain choice and was eager to enhance royal authority without resorting to any cunning strategies.
The summons was both a threat and an enticement.
Charlotte had no objections to foregoing her oath to pledge allegiance to the New Moon King.
In a way, this was a development she was pleased to see.
Not to mention that Charlotte's promise to the Holy Royal Court had been nothing but an empty check from the start, and her conflict of interests with the Holy Royal Court was far greater than with the current Louis V.
Charlotte wanted to develop her own faith in the Northern Land, which would inevitably cause friction with the Church.
