Ernst is determined to change Rudolph's fate, genuinely curious about the future. After all, regardless of how Rudolph changes, the impact on his East African plan is minimal, with its concrete effects only to manifest after World War I.
In a previous life, someone said that the Austro-Hungarian Empire was Franz's empire alone, which is very reasonable; the establishment and demise of this empire are closely tied to Franz.
Anyway, the Austro-Hungarian Empire has no future; with that dual monarchy system, only Franz can manage it. The split is only a matter of time.
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From afar, camel bells ring, and a camel squad appears on the horizon of Kenya, numbering just over twenty.
The lead camel walks gracefully on the sandy ground, its rider swaying rhythmically with each step.
Wearing a Mexican-style straw hat, dressed in a specially made light yellow Prussian uniform, with a Prussian Dreyse rifle slung over the back.
