Jerome Bonaparte patiently listened to De Luyis's explanation and his face also showed a contemplative expression.
After a while, Jerome Bonaparte spoke to De Luyis: "Minister Luyis, what you said does indeed make some sense!
If we don't find something for the Kingdom of Britain to do, the Kingdom of Britain will devote all its energy to European diplomatic affairs, but..."
At this point, Jerome Bonaparte shifted the tone and said to De Luyis: "But, we shouldn't be so proactive as to play the role of mediator!
Wouldn't that make us seem too 'kind-hearted'!"
"Your Majesty, we need not rush to be mediators!" De Luyis hurriedly explained to Jerome Bonaparte: "What I meant was, we should be ready to mediate at any moment!
Once the U.S. envoy to Ossman, Carol Spencer, fails to negotiate a ceasefire for the Post envoy, they will certainly turn to our French Empire.
Then, we can become the mediator between the Kingdom of Britain and the Kaiji Dynasty."
