"What I need to make clear is that other states and important commanders on the front line of the German Empire agree very much with this, and they believe that the Federal Parliament should be higher than the Imperial Parliament. The resolutions that can be passed in half of the Imperial Parliament should be passed in the Federal Parliament, and two-thirds or even three-quarters of the votes can be passed in the Federal Parliament. After all, the scope of the representatives of the Federal Parliament is wider." Earl Schelling no longer wants to talk to the other party anymore. For the Earl, the other party can only choose to accept or refuse. If you accept it, everyone can continue to talk. If you want to quarrel, then prepare to meet!

"In this incident, your country has the greatest benefits. We fought with the German Emperor for a loss, but it was a disadvantage for you." Albert sighed.

"So what do you want to do? Will you resign?" Earl Schelling said with a smile. Obviously, this was just a joke, because he knew that for Albert, this was a way out of no return. Once he surrendered, the reward would definitely not be the enemy's forgiveness, but cramps and bones!

"That's all your conditions?" Albert said in a deep breath.

"So what about the relationship between the central government of the empire and the states? As well as national projects such as taxation, postal routes, and transportation, how will your country get along with the central government of the empire? I feel that your country may be one less destined to be independent. I think many people are very clear about your country's ideas, and they will not agree with your tendency to divide!" Albert said.

"The relevant government relations remain at the level before the war," said Earl Schelling. "But reforms may be needed within the army. After all, after this round of expansion of the empire, the situation has changed a lot. We have a vast territory and a large number of colonies, and the original military system is not suitable for the future situation. Of course, I think this is not something we can discuss now, and even if it is discussed, it is the matter of the generals. Of course, Mr. Bühler can also participate. With his performance, he can fully serve as the commander of the army."

"But military serves politics!" Albert said.

"This sentence is true, but military issues must not be allowed to be pointed at by those who do not understand military affairs! The professionalism of the imperial army has put the imperial military force at the peak of this world! For military reform, we can understand the opinions of military politicians, but we will never ask to listen to the opinions of a politician who understands nothing, because this will harm the army." Earl Schelling said word by word: "Professional matters must be left to professionals!"

"However, the military leaders of other countries in the world, such as the Minister of Defense or the Minister of Defense, are all civilians," Hasai said.

"So, they can't defeat the German Empire. Look at France and the British now. They are suppressed by us on land and in the air. Soon, we will defeat the British fleet they are proud of at sea!" Earl Schelling said sarcastically. "And there is no shortage of people in this world who are very good in politics and military, such as His Royal Highness, since we have professional personnel, why do we have to intervene with such an important thing?"

Then, Earl Schelling made a stop gesture, meaning that this issue was no longer needed. On the one hand, it was because the Kingdom of Bavaria was firm and would not make concessions, and on the other hand, it was not the time to discuss this matter.

"The Bavarian Kingdom and the southern states, as well as the soldiers on the front line, mean that the parliamentary factions and the German Emperor reached an agreement on internal issues of Prussia. Military affairs shall be held by soldiers, and internal affairs of Prussia shall be resolved by both sides in consultation, and matters related to the central government shall be handed over to a special committee. In addition, we have always believed that Prime Minister Holvig performed very well in the war, and that government affairs before the end of the war can be kept responsible." Earl Schelling said.

Letting Prime Minister Holvig continue to serve as interim prime minister of the empire is undoubtedly the best choice at present. First of all, they have work experience and did a good job before. Both the German Emperor, the officers' regiment and Bavaria are quite satisfied. In terms of efficiency and stability, it is also possible to let him temporarily perform administrative affairs. As for whether the parliamentary faction supports it? This is not a big deal.

"I object, this is no different from the previous imperial government!" Albert said.

"The areas that the parliamentary faction have already controlled can temporarily manage the local area without disobeying the central order. As long as there is no chaos in the local area and continues to support the imperial war, the central government will not replace the local government." This time, Earl Schelling did not force the throne, but instead exchanged interests. While ensuring that Holvig will continue to be the overall situation of the Prime Minister and the Wartime Committee, some of the victory fruits of the parliamentary faction were retained, so that everyone can accept it.

"I have completely forwarded the relevant matters to you. I believe that within three days, the German military will also send representatives, and the content should be similar to what I said. Whether you agree or not can be decided by you." Earl Schelling paused and continued: "If you agree, then we and the military will establish a liaison station in Berlin to coordinate. You have three days to consider this matter."

"Okay, we will give you a reply later." The so-called exercise is stronger than others. At the negotiating table, Albert can show his toughness, but as the weak side, in fact, he doesn't have many choices. Although various prerequisites make him angry or even humiliated, in fact, there is still a lot of potential in the domestic political situation. After all, Bavaria and the Southern states did not restrict the internal regime of Prussia, but what about the military? Although he has tightly grasped military power, he also has no intention of interfering in government affairs. In other words, theoretically, the situation in Prussia can be completely determined by both sides. No matter what the result is, the military or Bavaria will choose to accept it!

"Two, this afternoon, in my office, let's make a conclusion." Albert said after the talks.

"Do you still need to notify others?" Hasai asked.

"You centrists can find another person, but what I need is someone who can solve the problem, not someone who speaks verbally but can't actually come up with a little solution." Albert said.
Chapter completed!