Facing Prince Metternich's skepticism, Von Bismarck maintained a confident demeanor in responding to Metternich's questioning.
"Your Highness, your skepticism does indeed hold some truth!
Once the flames of nationalism ignited by war are kindled, they are indeed difficult to control!
But I am confident that I can steer this flame in the right direction, so it won't become a blaze that burns Germany!"
Seeing the seemingly confident Von Bismarck before him, Prince Metternich couldn't help but feel a tinge of irritation in his heart.
Having experienced the era of the Great Revolution, he clearly understood that the power combined with nationalism and national strength could unleash a force far beyond mere nationalism.
However, the destruction it brings also far exceeds all previous dynastic wars.
