Chapter 924: Princess "Killer"
But Lin Yiqing clearly knew that all this he did was for one purpose.
Before this visit to Europe, he and Yoko Shimazu had already planned all the steps.
He didn't show up in Budapest for no reason.
At the end of this meaningful meeting, Lin Yiqing left the Gedler Palace and returned to his residence, where Count Andráhi brought him a gift, including the tiger skin cloak worn by the Count.
Lin Yiqing understood why Andráhi had given him this precious tiger skin cloak that had a special meaning to him - he wanted to express his gratitude in this way: to save Sissi was to save himself.
Along with the gifts, there was also a letter from the Empress, in which she told Lin Yiqing that she had decided to leave Budapest today and return to Vienna to wait for the arrival of the "Achilles of the East".
Thinking that this time he came to the Austro-Hungarian Empire to gain a lot, Lin Yiqing couldn't help but smile.
Lin Yiqing immediately wrote down what he had seen during his recent trip, and there were two letters, one was a report to Prime Minister Yamen, and the other was addressed to Yoko Shimazu. Although the contents of these two letters are generally similar, there are some confidential things that only Yoko Shimazu can know.
Lin Yiqing also knows that his current every move is a lot of people's attention.
On December 9, 9085 (the 11th year of the Great Qianguang Xu, the 18th year of the Meiji era of Japan), the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz? Joseph, together with Empress Elizabeth and Rudolf ****, held a grand ceremony in Vienna to welcome the visit of Lin Yiqing, the special envoy of the Emperor of the Great Qian Empire.
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