"Father, it's best if you can adapt. I was worried this long journey would make you uncomfortable."
Sitting on a train for so long truly was an ordeal. Like the little ones behind Ernst, they all looked listless. Ernst and Karina were no different. After all, the couple had lived in First Town for years and rarely went out, so they were unaccustomed to it.
Constantin smiled and said to his son, "Don't keep cooping yourself up in the palace all the time. Come out and travel more. Look at me—I'm already this old, yet why am I still healthy? Because I've exercised and traveled year after year."
Since entering his old age, Constantin had traveled all over East Africa. Of course, for the king's health, he generally traveled along railway lines. Having ridden trains so often, the journey from First Town to Rhine City this time posed no difficulty for Constantin at all.
"All right, Father, let's go take a look at our new home now! We've just arrived, and there's plenty for us to do," Ernst said.
Many government affairs had gone unattended over the past three days, and they also had to deal with the move. Therefore, Ernst's first priority was to finish the work at hand.
Constantin said, "I've already been to Rhine Palace. The environment is excellent, and both the architecture and garden design are quite novel. It's much larger than Svit Palace—at least it suits the status of a royal family from a world power like East Africa."
He was quite satisfied with Rhine Palace's construction. Especially compared with the "rough-and-ready" Svit Palace, Constantin felt that living in Svit Palace was no different from when he had lived in Hohenzollern Castle. Anyone unaware of the truth might have thought East Africa was, like the