After the meeting with the King of Naples, Napoleon I and II bid him farewell and was escorted out by his entourage from the Apollo Room.
Now that the two of them were alone, Armand was dismissed. Napoleon I spoke.
"So now that your foreign policy is interventionism, you must have a force to back it up," Napoleon I said.
"I know what you mean, Father. I will sign a decree, increasing the funding of the Army and the Navy four times and using those funds to modernize it. I will contact the companies myself and sign those arms deals."
"That's good to hear. France is now militarizing. It will spook the coalition forces."
"It is not our intention. It's in our constitution that we protect our country and its constituents. The only way to do that is through the military. They'll react but that's the only thing that they can do. React."
"We have kept Europe stable, no wars occurred after the Frankfurt Proposal."
