Memoirs of Aramis, Book 7

The seventh book of the fan fiction “Memoirs of Aramis” tells about the events that occurred after Aramis kidnapped King Louis the Fourteenth and replaced him with his twin brother Philip, who was previously held in the Bastille.
Aramis, who has already become a general of the Jesuit Order, having decided to place the true King in the Bastille in the place previously occupied by his brother, nevertheless decides not to inform his brother, who has taken his place on the throne, about the true location of the King. By doing so, he hopes to ensure freedom of action and independence for himself in the future. To divert his attention, he receives from Philip, who has not yet been exposed, an order to place a prisoner in the Pignerol castle. With this order, he, accompanied by Porthos, goes to the castle to place another prisoner there named Jean Ers. This man was a fugitive from justice for plotting to kill the King, which earned him the death penalty. For him, hiding in the Bastille or in Pignerol under a false name was a blessing, especially if he was kept there like a marquise, offering exquisite food, the best bed and luxuries that the poor nobleman could not even think of in freedom.
The captain of the royal musketeers, Charles d'Artagnan, guessed about the substitution and freed the King, after which, with the help of the Duchess de Chevreuse, he helped Louis return to his rightful place, and he took the impostor, the King's twin brother, to be placed in the Bastille, having in his hands the King's order to imprisonment in the fortress of a certain marquis with an unknown name. Aramis, not suspecting anything about this, went to Pignerol with Porthos, only to convince the impostor King Philip that the rightful King Louis the Fourteenth, the twin brother of the impostor, would be placed in Pignerol.
The king forgave his brother and did not impose a new punishment on him, exceeding what was determined for him by fate - eternal imprisonment. But he is determined to investigate, find and punish the masked criminals who dared to raise a hand against the King, kidnapping him and placing him in the Bastille, replacing him with his twin brother.
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