The day after the wedding, Christina held a tea party at the Royal Palace, entertaining the ladies and misses of Paris, while Anning headed straight for the National Assembly, where he intended to propose the appointment of Talleyrand as the envoy to negotiate with the Low Countries.
Originally, in this timeline, such specific administrative matters would be managed by the Savior Committee, but now the Savior Committee has turned into an organization like a courtroom, and the administrative power has fallen into the hands of the National Assembly.
Therefore, to appoint Talleyrand as the full-power Special Commissioner, it is necessary to obtain the approval of the National Assembly.
At the entrance hall of the Assembly, Robespierre was surprised to see Anning: "I thought you would be out on a honeymoon outing with your new bride today."
Anning: "The campaign is imminent; it's hardly a good time for outings."
