The time swiftly moved to 1917.
The streets of Rhein City were bustling with cars and people, and in just over a decade, Rhein City had leapt to become one of the new big cities in East Africa.
And the Tsarist Russia's Crown Prince Aleksey and his two sisters were touring Rhein City under the guidance of Maxim, the fourth prince of East Africa.
Prince Maxim was born in 1887, the youngest son of Ernst, and even so, he was much older than the children of Nicholas II.
Among the Tsarist Russian prince and princess who came to East Africa this time, the oldest was the third Russian princess, Maria, born in 1899, and she was currently only eighteen years old.
This journey of the Russian royal family to East Africa was led by Princess Maria, taking care of her sister Anastasia and her brother Aleksey.
