"Good! I hope the Austrian Empire will not regret this!" Count Orlov gritted his teeth and said to Count Baur.
Immediately turning away from the meeting location, after Orlov left, Count Baur showed a bitter smile to Earl of Clarendon and De Luis, saying, "I hope you can keep your promises!"
"Of course!" Earl of Clarendon and De Luis replied in unison.
Then, without the participation of Count Orlov, England, France, and Austria signed the "Four-point Proposal."
1. Russia announces its renunciation of territorial claims over Serbia and the Two Danube Principalities, placing these areas under the joint protection of the European Great Powers (with the Danube Duchy being solely protected by the Austrian Empire) and the High Gate;
2. The Danube River is opened to all commercial navigation;
3. The Straits Convention of 1841 is amended with the goal of "European Power Balance" (Russia's navy will lose its dominance in the Black Sea Region);
