Cardinal Hart, trembling, asked, "The monastery... is it to be used as a garrison?"
Anning: "It's none of your concern what I use it for. According to the resolution of the National Assembly, all church properties are now the property of the National Assembly. Prior to the arrival of the National Assembly's Special Commissioner, all church real estate shall be under our management!"
As for when the National Assembly's Special Commissioner would arrive, that would depend on when Anning applied to the National Assembly in Paris. If Anning never applied, then he himself would be the Special Commissioner.
Hart's mouth twitched, but seeing the National Guard, who had just achieved a great victory, looking fierce and formidable, he dared not say more.
"Alright, the largest monastery here is the Saint Martin Monastery."
"And the most luxurious one?" Anning asked again.
"That's also Saint Martin..."
"Good, then that'll be our garrison. Take us there."
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