The grand duke snorted, agreeing, and the Prussian generals present were relieved. This meeting was to discuss Germany's future. If it was turned into a dispute over interests between Prussia and other states, something would happen! Moreover, to be honest, even though Crook was behind them, they were still not confident when facing Prince Leopold.

Because, you are just generals, and they are princes, you only represent the army, and they are a country! Is there any difference? Of course there is! For example, the former, you are a general now, but can you guarantee that you will be a general for the rest of your life? Can you guarantee that you will not retire? But Leopold will be a real prince for the rest of your life! This hereditary substitution is not a joke. As for the latter? The army is only part of the national power, not to mention that there are many problems within the German army on the Western Front now. So whether it is for personal status or the background behind you, Crook and others really have no advantages.

"General Moltke, I hope you can be cautious in the next meeting. After all, it doesn't matter if we hear some words, but if some people hear them, the consequences will be very serious. We cannot help you." Admiral Crook said to Moltke with a complicated expression.

"Thank you." Xiao Moltke is really crying now. The original plan to ease relations and attract foreign aid was not only completely ruined, but also made enemies. This matter was a mess. In fact, this time, Xiao Moltke really planned to let Grand Duke Baden come. As a result, Crook and others clearly stated that it was obviously inappropriate to let a pure politician attend the meeting in a military meeting, so Grand Duke Baden's request was rejected. Of course, the real reason was that Crook and others were worried that their meeting with Grand Duke Baden would be maliciously interpreted or kidnapped by the outside world. What about Little Moltke? No matter what, he is a soldier!

"Dear generals, Prince Leopold is here." At this moment, a servant walked in and reported to the generals.

"Well, let us forget the unpleasant things just now. We are now going to welcome the heroes of the Eastern Front of the Empire, not a prince. His contribution should not be erased because of other status." After saying that, Crook was the first to stand up, and at the same time signaled General Pinov and Moltke to the side with his eyes to let them pay attention.

"Welcome to your arrival, Prince Leopold." Crook and others welcomed Prince Leopold and his entourage outside the gate. In the process, Crook and others carefully observed these colleagues from Bavaria. They were energetic and full of energy. This good mental outlook was completely different from the German army on the Western Front. In addition to the recent troubles in Prussia, the Bavarian army made rapid progress on the Eastern Front, but they were unable to advance in the muddy trenches. The gap in morale is too big!

In response, Crook and others said that they had suffered a significant loss in the first confrontation, and their morale and situation obviously affected the following talks.

"On behalf of the Kingdom of Bavaria and the Crown Prince Ruprecht on the Eastern Front, I sincerely respect the Imperial Army's efforts on the Western Front, and I appreciate you being able to stay on duty at this critical moment." Prince Leopold said. Then the group returned to the conference room to prepare for today's official meeting.

The entire venue was arranged casually, and everyone sat around. Krook was in the north, next to it was General Hausen and General Plitwitz. These three people represented the Prussian military. Moltke and General Pinov were closer to each other, and were considered as a group close to the German Emperor. Prince Leopold and Grand Duke Wurtemburg sat together in the south, representing the second and third largest hills in the empire respectively...

"I believe that through yesterday's notice, you have already known the content of our talks? We now want to hear the attitude of the Kingdom of Bavaria." General Crook said.

"What was yesterday's notice? Why didn't I know?" As soon as Crook spoke, the little Moltke next to him couldn't help frowning, his expression was very unhappy.

"It is the negotiation proposal of the Navy and the conditions of the Social Democratic Party. It was notified to Prince Leopold in advance because he needed to contact Crown Prince Ruprecht, and there was no other intention." General Pinov explained in embarrassment. However, even though there was no other intention to emphasize it, it was obvious that this time Moltke was caught off guard. Perhaps, looking at the true attitude of the German emperor is the real purpose of these generals? At this time, Moltke speculated on his former colleagues with the greatest malice.

"Please talk, are you still want to fight a war at home at the same time?" Prince Leopold's answer was extremely straightforward. When someone proposed a peace talk and the German army's top leaders also had this meaning, the prince naturally would not blur his attitude anymore. This also conformed to the will of the people. After all, there is not much difference between the emperor or parliament of the highest level and the emperor. No one is willing to fight a war with his own people on their own territory.

"What about the Bavarian Kingdom's attitude towards both sides?" Crucker asked.

"The emperor's title can be retained, and the political systems of the states remain as they are. All those who participate in the war and make contributions must also be respected, whether they are civilians, middle class or nobles! And all those who are dragging their backs in this war must be investigated!" said Prince Leopold.

"But the Social Democratic Party is the biggest drag on the back, and they should be completely eliminated!" said Moltke. "Do you agree to our arrests on some of them? For example, Albert? Then we negotiate with the moderates in the Social Democratic Party?"

"Albert has different political views, and this kind of thing happened is a reason, but Shederman has no reason to evade punishment. Before negotiations, such people must be dealt with! There are also people who hoarded goods within the empire, who made money in war during the national crisis! They must also be hit!" said Prince Leopold.

"Prince, you are avoiding the important things! Albert is the main messenger behind the scenes, and Shederman is just the clown who jumped to the front stage." Little Moltke really wanted to fight for it again.

"If we want to drag our feet, William II has done a lot, and Bavaria has not planned to pursue the matter. To be honest, some of the actions of the German emperor in the late stages of the war made us very dissatisfied! And we have no intention of pursuing the matter now." Prince Leopold said.

"He is His Majesty the Emperor! How can you hold Your Majesty responsible?" Little Moltke said in surprise. However, just before Little Moltke wanted to say these words, General Hausen on Little Moltke's right immediately grabbed Little Moltke and signaled him not to say anything more.
Chapter completed!