"Once I reach Cairo, I will certainly propose my suggestion to your Governor!
I believe he will agree with my views!"
After Jerome Bonaparte's speech ended, a trace of delight appeared on Muhammad Sai's face, and his eyes also expressed full gratitude.
For Muhammad at this moment, no song was more melodious than Jerome Bonaparte's speech, and no monarch was more amiable than Jerome Bonaparte.
As a Major General stationed at Alexandria Port, Muhammad Sai often felt ashamed of the mere three outdated ships under his command.
Such ships are not even adequate to maintain the security of Alexandria Port, let alone deal with pirates a bit farther away.
Therefore, Muhammad Sai often proposed suggestions to Governor Said in Cairo for building the Egyptian Navy.
However, Muhammad Sai's repeated proposals, upon entering the Cairo Palace, went silent.
Governor Said had no thought of revitalizing the navy, devoting all his energy to indulgence and entertainment.
