The negotiations concluded, and an agreement was brokered between the two parties. The Tsar and his wife Elsa were back on the trans-Siberian railway nearly as quickly as they had arrived.
Germany and Russia had spent the better course of the last two decades ensuring that a high speed rail connected their two empires. The project was an effort to modernize the Trans-Siberian Railway and connect it to Berlin .
A permanent bridge that acted not only as the spine of their two empires, but a symbol of their alliance.
Over the last two years, enormous manpower, funding, and resources had been set aside by the two Empires to create a parallel maglev track.
The idea was to follow the German example of using the Maglev line for long range transportation between major metro areas across the two empires. While the older Diesel-Electric high speed rail spread out as the backbone of regional transportation.
