“Longines is digging his own grave.” Emperor Stuttgart smirked as he read the morning report regarding the Proatine Kingdom’s invasion of the Bayerische Kingdom. “Well, I did warn him, didn’t I?”0

He let out a low chuckle as he recalled the petition King Longines the Third submitted not long ago. The letter stated that Siegfried van Proa, the King of the Proatine Kingdom, was acting arrogantly all because he had the backing of the emperor.0

Emperor Stuttgart responded with advice, warning King Longines the Third to handle the matter as diplomatically as possible, as it would be unwise to start a conflict with the Proatine Kingdom.0

However, King Longiness III sent another letter just last night, declaring his intention to wage war and invade the Proatine Kingdom. He stated that the casus belli for the war was Siegfried’s recent kidnapping of his subject from within the Bayerische Kingdom.0

Once again, Emperor Stuttgart urged him to think carefully and reconsider to avoid escalating the situation. Unfortunately, King Longines the Third, as stubborn as ever, refused to heed the emperor’s advice.0

In fact, he insisted that Siegfried van Proa had committed a blatant crime on another kingdom’s sovereign soil and argued that the Marchioni Empire ought not to...0