With the end of the first electoral vote, news of the tie between Prince Louis, the son of Charles the Great, and King Arnulf of Italy spread throughout Baden.

While lamenting the fierce competition for the throne of the Carolingian family, everyone also took a keen interest in Otto, the right-hand minister of the empire, who had voted for the crucial abstention.

Everyone wonders why Otto, the right minister, let go of such a great credit and choose not to take sides?

A part of the aristocracy recognized

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