"That has nothing to do with him! Three of the four assassins were Sardinians, which is a coincidence!

What's more, Orsini himself said that he was acting under the direction of the Italian Charcoal Party!"

Jérôme. Bonaparte's "misguided" Empress Augusta apparently regarded Prime Minister Cavour as also a person involved in the assassination, and was therefore particularly unpleasant to Cavour.

And Empress Augusta's dislike of Cavour was none other than Jérôme. Bonaparte wanted to see it.

Jérôme. Bonaparte was ready to postpone the date of the meeting with Cavour on the grounds that "Empress Augusta was unwilling to meet with Cavour".

"That...... Do we want to meet Cavour or not!" He's coming!" Jérôme. Bonaparte pretended to be entangled and asked Queen Augusta.

Out of Jérôme. Bonaparte, anticipating this, Augusta, who had already shown his disgust with Cavour, pondered for a while and replied, "Since Cavour has traveled all the way from Turin to Paris, it is only natural that we should meet him!"

Jérôme. Bonaparte's expression froze, and an embarrassed smile appeared on his face.

On the contrary, Empress Augusta was in sight of Jérôme. After Bonaparte's expression, a sly smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, "Your Majesty, what's wrong with you? Don't you want to meet Cavour?"

"Haha!" Jérôme. After Bonaparte laughed twice, he had no choice but to say frankly to Augusta, "To be honest, I really don't want to meet with Cavour immediately, so I chose to use the inspection as an excuse to delay the meeting with Cavour as much as possible!"

Who knew that this guy Cavour would chase after him so quickly!"

Empress Augusta glared at Jérôme fiercely. Bonaparte, unceremoniously, said, "Your Majesty has just asked me if I would like to meet with Cavour, and whether you also want to use me as an excuse to delay meeting with Cavour!"

"Augusta, you're so smart!" Jérôme. Bonaparte cheekily praised Augusta, "It is a blessing for me to have a wife like you!"

Hear Jérôme. Augusta, who had been praised by Bonaparte, blushed slightly, and she glared at Jérôme again. Bonaparte glanced at it and rebuked in a slightly complaining tone, "Your Majesty, the two of us are husband and wife, if you have any plans in the future, can you tell me directly!"

You don't need to use this method! Our interests are one, and there is no need to be like that!"

"I see!" Jérôme. Bonaparte's expression was slightly ashamed, and he did not speak a little bit on this subject.

"It's good to understand!" Empress Augusta never pursued it again, and she immediately turned the subject back, "What are you trying to delay your meeting with Cavour for?"

Jérôme. Bonaparte was silent for a moment, then slowly said to Augusta, "The Austrian Empire will launch a military operation against the Kingdom of Sardinia in the near future, and they hope that the French Empire will cooperate!"

The reason why I have delayed my meeting with Cavour is that Cavour will not be able to return to the Kingdom of Sardinia as soon as possible before the outbreak of war!"

"Why did the Austrian Empire choose to act against the Kingdom of Sardinia at this time?" Augusta looked shocked.

"The main reason is that the Austrian Empire itself cannot afford the effects of this economic crisis!

Their Emperor Franz. Joseph needed a military victory to save the precarious economy and the confidence of the people of the Austrian Empire in autocracy!" Jérôme. Bonaparte explained to Empress Augusta, "Moreover, it was this assassination of Orsini that made the Austrian Empire see the horror of the Italian Charcoal Burners, and they wanted to unite with us to uproot this organization throughout Italy!"

Empress Augusta nodded, then said with a puzzled expression, "Could it be that you have agreed to act with the Austrian Empire with them?"

"No!" Jérôme. Bonaparte shook his head and denied it, "I am not prepared to join them in the kingdom of Sardinia!"

The Kingdom of Sardinia was originally the French Empire

to do something to them is to ruin our reputation in Europe!"

"Then what are you going to do and let the Austrian Empire go on military action against the Kingdom of Sardinia?" Empress Augusta asked Jérôme again. Bonaparte said.

"That's right!" Jérôme. Bonaparte nodded in response to Queen Augusta, "I've been with Richard . . . Metternich said in advance that the Austrian Empire's military campaign this time could not occupy an inch of Sardinia in its military campaign!

And as soon as the French Empire declares mediation, the Austrian Empire must end its military operations as soon as possible!"

"The Austrian Empire agreed?" Empress Augusta said incredulously, she felt that the Austrian Empire would not choose to agree to such harsh conditions.

"The Austrian Empire agreed!" Jérôme. Bonaparte said lightly, "As I said earlier, the purpose of the Austrian Empire is nothing more than to use military victory to save the politics and economy of the country, and they do not want to occupy the land of the Kingdom of Sardinia too much!

If the French Empire were to border the Austrian Empire, I don't think any of the Austrian Empire's ministers would have a good night's sleep!

So this time the Austrian Empire will only be satisfied with some reparations!"

Speaking of which, Jérôme. After a pause, Bonaparte continued, "However, Sardinia has been affected by this economic crisis, and must not have much money!

At that time, they will inevitably choose to borrow money from us or the Kingdom of Britain, and our Kingdom of Sardinia will further deepen its control!"

"Won't they borrow from Britain?" Augusta asked Jérôme rhetorically. Bonaparte said.

"Of course!" Jérôme. Bonaparte replied to Empress Augusta, "But they also have to consider the cost of losing the patronage of France, and the Apennine is more than the Kingdom of Sardinia!"

"I still don't understand, what does this have to do with you framing Cavour?" Empress Augusta was curious about Jérôme. Bonaparte said.

"If Cavour had stayed in Turin, then the Austrian Empire's military campaign against the Kingdom of Sardinia would likely have been thwarted by Cavour, who should not be underestimated!" Jérôme. Bonaparte said solemnly to Queen Augusta, "It seems to me that there are only two and a half men in the entire Apennine Peninsula who can be called the masterpieces of Italy, and one of them is Cavour!"

"The other one and a half!" Empress Augusta continued to ask.

"One is Giuseppe. Garibaldi, the other half is Giuseppe. Mazzini!" Jérôme. Bonaparte replied to Empress Augusta.

"Giuseppe. Garibaldi, Giuseppe. Mazzini......" Empress Augusta whispered a few words, and then said to Jérôme. Bonaparte said, "How come I don't have an impression of them!"

"In 1848, both of them were consuls of the Roman Republic!" Jérôme. Bonaparte laughed and said, "It's just that in 1848 they all failed, so their reputation was ruined!"

"Since both of them have failed, how can they still be comparable to Cavour!" Augusta said.

"Although Garibaldi failed, it was not his own reason, he was just because he encountered an invincible opponent, and he was still honored!" Jérôme. Bonaparte explained to Empress Augusta, "As for Giuseppe. Mazzini, it is he who founded the Charcoal Party!"

"Ah! It turned out to be the charcoal burning party founded by Mazzini!" Empress Augusta said suddenly.

"However, now he himself has almost zero control over the Charcoal Burning Party, so he can only be regarded as half a man!" Jérôme. Bonaparte then said to Empress Augusta, "If it weren't for the small stage of Italy, and the fact that the Italian region itself is a place where the various forces negotiate, their achievements would not have been so far."

Today, the Apennine Peninsula is like a pit of rice fields intertwined by various forces.

Any side of the forces that want to upset the balance will be muddled.

The historical Napoleon III was because Toutie believed that he had the kung fu of light power and water floating, and he could be on top of Yoneda Gong, and the result was not small

The heart ignited the dung pit directly, splashed out, and Yoneda was directly pasted.

Finally, Yoneda Gong got a little benefit, but as a result, it was strongly criticized by the country.

Jérôme. Bonaparte was different, he was determined not to undermine the original political power of the Apennine Peninsula, and at the same time weakened some countries that tried to undermine politics.

As for Savoy and Nice, it is natural to take the opportunity and give up if there is no chance.

Putting yourself in danger for the sake of this benefit is simply foolishness.

Jérôme. Bonaparte would rather go to the Rhineland and fight the Kingdom of Prussia with real swords than provoke a commotion under the snobbery of Italy.

Augusta nodded as if he didn't understand, and then turned to Jérôme. Bonaparte responded, "Your Majesty, let's go back to the question of Cavour! What are you going to procrastinate?"

Jérôme. Bonaparte thought for a moment, then replied to Empress Augusta, "A week or so! I think by that time the Austrian Empire must have threatened the Kingdom of Sardinia with war!"

"Yes!" Empress Augusta nodded to Jérôme. Bonaparte responded.

……

It was fast to the third day, when I arrived by train in Cavour in Blois, and searched the city for Jérôme. Traces of Emperor Bonaparte.

The hard work paid off, and Cavour finally found Jérôme the day after he arrived in Blois. Bonaparte with Augusta.

Little did he know that hundreds of kilometers away in Milan, Prince Metternich, then an advisor to the Austrian Emperor, had quietly arrived, and his arrival would bring disaster to the Kingdom of Sardinia.