As news continued to spread from Graz to all parts of Europe, the Vienna summit gradually became a farce in people's minds.
However, two noteworthy events occurred during the conference.
Firstly, the Bavarian emissary suggested sending 15,000 troops to help the Emperor of the Holy Rome quell the rebellion, fully funding the operation himself, but not under the name of the Imperial Army. Instead, it was framed as the "Kingdom of Bavaria providing all possible assistance to an equal-status neighboring country."
After a brief report from Count Waldesai to the Emperor, this proposal was rejected without any surprise.
Subsequently, the Bavarian emissary immediately departed for Munich.
Secondly, the Cologne Deputy Foreign Minister suddenly stated that the Austrian National Assembly must be treated fairly, or Cologne would issue the strongest protest to the Empire and reserve the right to take necessary actions.
