In the eyes of the average person, when an Austrian diplomat receives intelligence about Young Italy, he would most likely rush back to the Austrian Embassy to report to his superior.
But Mr. Feng Kromeier's face showed not a hint of urgency; he merely glanced at the document and then continued to leisurely cut the steak on his plate with his knife and fork.
Not only that, he even kindly reminded the two friends across the table: "Why don't you start eating? No appetite today? Or are you like the Duke of Wellington, who prefers his beef slightly cold?"
Such abnormal behavior naturally caught Arthur's attention.
Of course, it's not unheard of for people to value steak above all else, like Mr. Thiers.
But such people are rare, and for an Austrian diplomat to act this way, there must be a reason.
Arthur cast a glance at Schneider, only to find that he too was filled with hesitation.
He also couldn't understand why Feng Kromeier was so calm.
Unless...
