"But I am a Czech, I am not a German, and the prince seems to trust the German more. All the Austro-Hungarians who entered Bavaria must master German proficiently." Krude said with some concern. Although his German is very good, the prince's policies always make him feel a little xenophobic. After all, German must be mastered within Austria...

"It's okay, don't forget that we have received the kindness of that great man, no one is willing to accept our loyalty, only she is willing! And being loyal to the prince is loyal to her. Similarly, we have given our loyalty, they should also repay us. As long as you are willing to give it a try, I can help you manage everything, including, but not just travel expenses, and residences there."

"You can even take your old friends with you. You won't want them to continue living a poor life, right?" Baron Merlin said with a sincere face. This sentence became the key to breaking through Crude's last line of defense! That's right, he has many friends, those who once had the dream of making money with him, and what about them now? Most of them live a poor life, and some people are even sent to prison by their creditors!

"Release my friend from jail," Crude said.

"You go first, if you accept it there, then nothing will be a problem." Baron Merlin answered very decisively.

"How much did they give you this time?" Cruder asked with a little contempt in his tone.

"No cent, on the contrary! I have to go to the army to work hard for them!" Baron Merlin said excitedly, as if he had been stepped on his tail.

"We are nobles, we are loyal to the king, and exchange our powers and even blood for our privileges. But now, capitalists wield the big stick called money to occupy our status and resources that originally belonged to us. The king no longer needs us, and we are also declining day by day. I do not accept this reality, or rather, a large number of people like us are unwilling to accept this reality! This situation is happening almost everywhere in the world, except for Bavaria."

"So you don't want to sit and wait for death, and want to win over more people, is that right?" Crude looked at the other party and said.

"We are saving more people! More people like us. Capitalists are not trustworthy, and the people are too easily bewitched." Baron Merlin said after calming down his slightly excited mood.

"Well, you convinced me, or I have no better place to go besides doing this. Then believe you." Crude convinced himself. Then the down-and-out nobleman walked out of the tavern and began to prepare for his trip to Bavaria.

"I have done one more, and there are three more." Baron Merlin said to himself as he looked at the back that was leaving.

This scenario takes place in Austrian cities and towns. No one will pay attention to these nobles who have lost their wealth and privileges. Whether it is Rupret or Princess Mary, they do not need waste. They will only find those who are very capable, or are not very capable but loyal. In this era, there are a lot of people who are not satisfied with talent, and combined with the powerful Bavarian royal family, invisibly, the influence of the prince and princess has begun to penetrate into all aspects of the Austro-Hungarian Empire!

"Are you still hesitating?" In Prague, in a luxuriously decorated conference room, Marquis Odrin, sitting in the middle, looked at the other participants who were trembling in front of him like a lion. The latter was not all the friends of the Marquis. Many of them were opponents who could compete with the Marquis. Two years ago, they could stand opposite the Marquis and threaten to acquire the former's factories and industries, but now, their shares in the factory have been more or less mortgaged to the Marquis.

After becoming a supplier of the Bavarian royal family and an agent in Austria, Marquis Odrin crushed the competitors with a huge advantage, so he can now sit in the first seat to hold this meeting! The topic of this meeting is how everyone sitting in response to Princess Mary's call in order to seek greater benefits.

"This is actually what the prince means. Princess Mary is just a cover." Mondale, who was sitting on the top of the right, said with some dissatisfaction. "What reward can we get from giving everything like this? If Bavaria is cheap, we can be loyal to the emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but we will not contribute to Bavaria, even if Princess Mary will become the future princess."

"You can treat it as a cooperation, and everyone here is for the pursuit of interests. Isn't it? We only need to pay money and then divide the money at that time." The Marquis said with some displeasure. Now, Marquis Odrin is more like a merchant. Many of the people they come into contact with are new types of capitalists. They are not loyal to the king, nor are they loyal to a certain country, but only to money. They even hope that this country has no nobles and no past, but to capital control everything. In this way, they are the real uncrowned king! Many of them have sponsored independent elements in Bohemia, and even everyone knows something.

"Since it's a business act, can we refuse?" Mondale asked calmly.

"Of course." Marquis Odilin answered very simply.

"That's good, I refuse." Mondale said. "If there is nothing else, can I leave first?" After Marquis Odrin nodded slightly, the latter left without hesitation.

"We believe in your marquis. We choose to trust the family friendship for hundreds of years. I hope you won't let us down." A well-dressed middle-aged man on the left gritted his teeth and finally decided on something, signed his name on a document. Then he took out a check of 1 million kronor.

Some people signed their names one after another, while others chose to leave. Looking at the list covering about half of the people present, the Marquis's face was a little gloomy. He could already imagine the dissatisfaction of the backstage boss. Two days later, the list was delivered to Princess Mary.

"No more than half of the truly reliable ones on this list. It seems that those Czechs are still very thoughtful." The prince said calmly as he looked at Princess Mary, who was sitting opposite him sulking.

"Okay, take it slowly. This is the first time we have penetrated directly into the Bohemia region. The Czechs want to make trouble again and again. They want to wait for a chance, but who can tell whether it is power or guns waiting for them?" Ruprecht walked to the princess and comforted.
Chapter completed!