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The reborn Prince Hechingen of the Swabian branch of the Hohenzollern family perceives the unfolding situation in Europe, where war is imminent. Europe cannot afford to delay. The strategy involves establishing a presence in East Africa, fostering immigration and development, and laying the foundations for agriculture. This gradual approach leverages the crisis to expedite the process of industrialization

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Before Ernst could depart for Trieste, he had numerous matters to attend to and had to bid farewell to various people, including Prince Karl of Sigmaringen, Prince Leopold, the Prussian royal family, and the Württemberg royal family. These obligations made his departure more complex and time-consuming.

Half a year earlier in Japan, Yuan Ye Mori, also known as Harano Morishita, engaged in a curious encounter. A British reporter named Rosens was fascinated by the unique behavior of Japanese macaques, particularly their fondness for hot springs, which aligned with Darwin's theory of evolution. They discussed various topics, and Harano Morishita learned about Darwin and praised British culture.

During their conversation, Rosens encouraged Harano Morishita to catch a monkey and shake hands with it, emphasizing the harmony between humans and nature. A female monkey was found, and Harano Morishita posed for a photograph, maintaining a polite smile.

After taking the photograph, Rosens expressed his satisfaction and highlighted the importance of Britain's maritime power in achieving global dominance. Harano Morishita agreed, albeit with hidden intentions related to strengthening Japan's naval capabilities.

They discussed how to improve Japan's international image, and Rosens requested some Japanese men and women for a showcase. Harano Morishita readily agreed to help, and the photo shoot proceeded successfully.

Before parting, Harano Morishita asked Rosens to bring back a copy of his newspaper to Japan. Rosens agreed, and Harano Morishita thanked him.

Later, the photograph of Harano Morishita and the monkey appeared in "The Sun," a British newspaper. The article praised Japanese customs and mentioned Darwin as a beneficiary. Harano Morishita, upon receiving a copy of "The Sun" from a friend, was initially shocked and frustrated by the tabloid's colorful style. However, he later developed a deep resentment toward the British.

Years later, the story of Yuan Ye Morishita became known among his strict-spoken friends. He passed away in depression, leaving behind a desire for vengeance against the British.

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