"Your Majesty, you are puzzled by the Kingdom of Britain's indifference, aren't you?"
In response to De Lys's inquiry, Jerome Bonaparte merely smiled ambiguously.
"In a way! If I were the ruler of the Kingdom of Britain, I certainly wouldn't miss the opportunity to sabotage the navigation of the Suez Canal!
Rather than allowing a crucial waterway to be controlled by a potential adversary, it's better to render it completely unusable!"
Jerome Bonaparte's words plunged De Lys into deep thought, his mind starting to contemplate the various challenges the Suez Canal had faced thus far.
After a while, De Lys finally responded to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, rest assured!
I will handle every issue with utmost care, striving not to allow the Kingdom of Britain any opportunity!"
"Mr. Reisub!" Jerome Bonaparte responded faintly, with a hint of severity in his tone, "Sometimes, caution alone isn't enough to solve problems!
When necessary, iron and blood are required!
