"France warmly welcomes the Austrian Empire to join the ranks of maintaining peace in Europe, to jointly oppose the hegemonic behavior of the Russian Empire."
Jerome Bonaparte praised Richard Metternich and the Austrian Empire behind him with a passionate tone, completely ignoring the awkward expression on Richard Metternich's face.
"Your Majesty, the Austrian Empire is not seeking to confront the Russian Empire alongside England and France; we hope that England, France, and Russia can each take a step back on the Danube River Region issue and jointly maintain the hard-earned peace!" Richard Metternich sincerely said to Jerome Bonaparte.
Although the Vienna Government behind Richard Metternich had already decided to join the England and France camp, their monarch, Franz Joseph, still harbored a slim hope for successful peace talks, maintaining a slight ambiguity on the Russian Empire issue.
