The carriage carrying Jerome Bonaparte journeyed south along the quay, quickly entering the cityscape of Cairo.
At this moment, the residents living in the city of Cairo cast curious glances at the lavish carriage traveling down the center of the road, along with the soldiers surrounding it, hoping to catch a glimpse of the guests inside through the gaps in the curtains.
After all, it had been a long time since Cairo welcomed a distinguished guest.
Sitting inside the carriage, Friedrich Bonaparte also leaned against the car door, looking out the silk drapes to observe the scenery outside.
However, no matter how hard Friedrich Bonaparte tried to look, his gaze could not penetrate the drapes to truly observe the scenery outside; what he saw was always vague and blurry.
This was undoubtedly a torment for a child already filled with curiosity about the outside world.
Nonetheless, Friedrich understood that he needed his father's permission to lift the curtain.
