"Prime Minister! The French have humiliated Prussia. It's time to let the French know the results of the Prussian army's reforms over these years." Moltke stared at Bismarck with a serious expression, speaking slowly yet powerfully.
His sharp eyes revealed a strong desire for victory. Moltke was well aware of the Prussian army's development over the years, feeling a paternal impulse to see them achieve greatness.
"General Moltke, there's no need to be hasty. War will come sooner or later, and that is both my and His Majesty's stance. But victory in war isn't solely determined on the battlefield. Although we've advanced rapidly, we must also recognize reality—France is a top-tier power and not to be underestimated. I still have to direct the Foreign Ministry to do more work to ensure that other countries do not interfere in this war, thereby creating favorable conditions for our battlefield victory." Bismarck responded unhurriedly.
