Описание: The eighth book of the fan fiction, "Memoirs of Aramis", tells about the events that occurred after the trial of former superintendent of finance Nicolas Fouquet ended, which sentenced him to exile. King Louis XIV , irritated by the leniency of the court, commuted this sentence to life imprisonment in the fortress of Pignerol. D'Artagnan was ordered to deliver Fouquet to where the King's twin brother, Louis Philippe, was already being held by this time.
D'Artagnan fulfilled this order of the King. After this, the King ordered the transfer there of his brother, Louis-Philippe, since d'Artagnan reported to him that the Pignerol fortress was the most reliable prison in the entire kingdom, and the commandant of the fortress de Saint-Mars, the former quartermaster of the company of the royal musketeers d 'Artagnan, was described by him as the best and most reliable guard for the most dangerous state criminal. The king also ordered D'Artagnan to deliver Louis Philippe to Pignerol, as he was convinced of his loyalty. Indeed, it was he who freed the King from the Bastille after Aramis secretly placed him there, replacing him with his brother during his sleep. D'Artagnan returned the King to the throne, and secretly returned his twin brother, an impostor and usurper, back to the Bastille. So, the King did not fear the betrayal of his captain of the musketeers. But Fate decreed differently. On the way back, d'Artagnan quite by chance met Porthos and strongly recommended that he hide in Switzerland. However, apparently, one of the King's or Colbert's spies identified Porthos and reported to the King about d'Artagnan's meeting with the state criminal Baron du Valon. The king accused his captain of the musketeers that his information about the death of Baron du Valon was erroneous and instructed him to find and arrest him, as well as Aramis, Athos and Raoul de Bragelon. The king warned d'Artagnan that if this order was not carried out, he himself would be considered a state criminal, and if it was successfully carried out, the captain would receive a marshal's baton along with the title of marshal of France. D'Artagnan faced the difficult choice of following the King's orders and betraying all his friends, everyone dear to him, or betraying the King, but at the same time hardly having the opportunity to save his friends. What d'Artagnan will do in this case, you will learn from the eighth book of the Memoirs of Aramis.
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