Conference Delegates

"Thank you, Your Majesty!" Prince Karl could only express his gratitude. Sigmaringen was the weakest, and there was nothing to be done about it.

Of course, aside from Germany, Sigmaringen also had Romania as its patron. Germany knew what to do if it wanted to win Romania over. For Germany, Romania's geographical position was extremely important, a vital link connecting Germany to Eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire.

"It is all for Hohenzollern!" Constantin accepted Prince Karl's thanks with a clear conscience.

"For this Berlin Conference, none of the royal family will go. Choose someone among the ministers, someone with outstanding ability, to travel to Berlin and attend this international conference," Ernst said to his father.

There were only so many members of the Hechingen Royal Family, so naturally they could not run about recklessly. This was not only a responsibility to themselves, but also to the country. Even when Ernst had visited Europe last time, he had not truly been willing to go.

If Friedrich grew up in the future, Ernst could consider it. Right now, what Ernst feared most was that his foundation would die an untimely death along with the decline of the Hechingen Royal Family.

Thus, Ernst never took any matter concerning the safety of royal family members lightly. Take this Berlin Conference, for instance: they would certainly have to travel by ship first, then transfer to a train.

Moreover, the conference had a fixed schedule, making it vastly different from the previous European visit. Coupled with the dreadful state of global transportation, Ernst had no desire to be tossed about again and again.

Constantin thought the same way. Although the navy had escorted Ernst during his previous visit to Europe, Constantin had still been frightened out of his wits.

Other European nobles had relatives by