The Austrian city in the central and western part, Graz.
The meeting hall door of Eggenberg Palace slammed open with a bang, and Earl Walterhausen walked out with an ashen face, his right hand clenched around a document still trembling slightly.
Originally, because the Austria-Russia Alliance Army crushed the Vienna rebels, the pro-war faction he led had the upper hand. Who would have thought that Metternich, the long-silent royal adviser, would suddenly jump out and raise the banner of advocating peace talks.
Just a few minutes ago, His Majesty the Emperor unexpectedly announced the signing of a ceasefire agreement with the Hungarian Parliament, officially issuing it while the State Minister was absent. And the Emperor let him come just to inform him that future matters regarding Hungary would be handed over to Metternich.
