Chapter 125: Revolution Defense War - Truce (2)
It was said that Grand Duke Leopold was not lying; the hospitality at his residence was quite generous.
Chewing on that subtly bitter aftertaste, we left the Grand Duke’s residence, and three days later, our party arrived in the Rhineland.
“Then I shall see you at the negotiation table, Marquis Lafayette.”
“……I thank Your Majesty the Great King and the Krafte army for your kindness in bringing me this far.”
The Great King grinned, waved his hand, and then headed for the Krafte army’s garrison that our side had prepared.
Only then did I let out a Sigh.
‘Now I feel like I can finally live.’
To think I would experience crossing the Germania Empire inland, escorted by the Krafte army, in my entire Life.
After parting with the Great King and heading to the garrison, the first to rush out was Count Damien De Millbeau.