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Chapter 488 Vomiting Night
That night, the organization that had successfully occupied the city hall and called itself the "Citizens' City Hall" reached an agreement with the royal family and accepted King Albert Ludwig's reform plan. However, they insisted that they would not give up the city hall for which they had paid with blood, and demanded that the current city hall be changed into the Bavarian Senate.

At the same time, the postal and telegraph offices controlled by the "Citizens' City Government" sent telegrams to Nuremberg, Würzburg, and Kempsen, informing them of the full text of the king's proclamation and calling on all localities to stop the unrest, negotiate with the existing city hall organizations, and prepare for the first Senate election.

The First Army and the Special Zone Armed Forces, which were in a tense standoff in Lanst, received orders from their respective superiors to withdraw. The First Army immediately set out for the capital Munich. Most of the rioters, knowing that the regular army could arrive at any time, dispersed or reached an agreement with the city hall, and spent the whole night in panic.

The unexpected happened the next day, when the citizens who had been staying indoors finally got the news that the king had compromised. However, the groups participating in the movement had different ideas and demands, and the voices of dissatisfaction broke out for the second time.

In particular, the forces that were loyal to the republic and close to Valois launched another action. This time they had obtained guns and ammunition from the arsenal. In particular, the blocks near the workshops and universities were actively blocked, and they were ready to resist the First Legion to the end.

The "Citizen City Government" and the "Orthodoxy" jointly with the City Hall spoke to these dissatisfied young people and workers, urging them to recognize the situation and not make unnecessary sacrifices.

"Go to hell, you betrayed the workers!" "Get lost, you lackeys of the king!"

The former is addressed to the "Citizen City Government" and the latter is an expulsion of the City Hall.

All those who were "persuading to surrender" rolled away from the block, because those impulsive young people would really raise their guns and shoot, regardless of whether they were accurate or not, and whether the person coming was a local celebrity or an office worker, they would just dare to open fire.

"They are a bunch of lunatics, they should be executed by the army with cannons!" The envoys who came back to persuade the surrender and saved their lives said that this was not a job for humans, but the "orthodox" after the alliance had to bite the bullet and find a way, because the overall situation in Munich was stable at this time, and they had to prove their ability before the army took action.

Otherwise, the person sitting in the seat today would not be able to be safely promoted to the Senate.

The local chaos continued until nightfall. College students are all nighters, and their excitement lasted until night. They began to plan nighttime actions. The city government issued a curfew order on the grounds that it was to prevent spies from infiltrating from Valois from causing damage to the capital and threatening the lives and property of the people.

"They issued a curfew, but we insisted on carrying out a night operation and fighting against both the new and old lackeys together!" This was their plan.

When the night deepened and the security team that was on watch was dozing off and yawning, they set out in teams, intending to take back the telegraph office. According to reliable information from a "mysterious person", Bavaria's telegraph network had a dedicated line to Valois. They wanted to surrender to the Republic and ask for support, to let the "beacon of reform" know that there was also a spark burning in Bavaria!

Then the people who were leaving the block were hit by something, and the world was spinning around them in an instant. They could step on empty air even though the ground was flat. At the same time, their stomachs seemed to be grabbed by a big hand and squeezed hard, and all the sour and salty substances came out.

This is because plans cannot keep up with new changes. The "Guaranteed to Make You Vomit" scrolls from the Special Administrative Region are delivered by truckloads during the day, and now each member of the security team has five scrolls.

Ugh – Ugh
Some of them made precise strikes on "stubborn elements", some of them used it on their teammates by mistake, and some of them even didn't know about the curfew or didn't have time to go home. In short, they all vomited in the streets and rolled around in vomit. It was the first time for the Munich security team to use a good thing like a scroll, but the effect was too disgusting.

On that hot night, the sour smell of vomit filled the city, and the name "Vomiting Night" was registered in the history of Bavaria. This memory also created two additional effects:
In order to continue their work, the members of the security team tore off a piece of cloth to cover themselves. From then on, "cops" were also called "masked faces" in Bavaria. From then on, Bavarian people who went to the north of the empire would want to vomit when they smelled pickled cabbage. After dawn, everything was settled. At least Munich had returned to peace. Only the sprinkler carriages that kept washing the streets shuttled back and forth. The commander of the First Legion, His Royal Highness the Grand Prince, was asked to act on behalf of the king while the king was away from Bavaria and visiting the empire. In essence, he was relieved of his direct command of the legion.

Everything went smoothly in Newlon. The city hall in that city miraculously held up the situation without relying on the army. However, it was not at the center of the vortex of competition and there was no strong driving force behind its chaos. Many of the people were landlords and farmers who were trying to evade paying this year's taxes. When they saw Munich had stopped, they immediately dispersed.

After Elizabeth left Würzburg, Amelia was without the protection of a powerful wizard. Bart rushed over, but was surprised to find his beloved wife sitting at the negotiation table, and in the chair position.

The degree of division in Würzburg is even more serious than that in Munich. It is both a university town and a wine city. Both the imperialists and the republicans have sufficient supporters. In a family, it is even common for parents and children to have different positions.

There was one person whose background made her recognized by the royal supporters, and because she married the son of the Bardolom Chamber of Commerce, she won the favor of the big merchants, and because she was young and did not care about the prejudice of blood relationship and "married a commoner", she was liked by young people. As the resident wizard, Bart's reputation in Würzburg was inherited by Mrs. Bart to some extent due to his transfer.

And her grand wedding was held in Würzburg, representing the city's last memory of glory, prosperity and beauty.

Princess Amelia thus became the delicate seam point acceptable to all three parties. When she bravely stood up in the face of the chaotic situation and called on all parties to exercise restraint and negotiate, her image of courage and calm quickly penetrated into the hearts of the citizens of Würzburg.

The media has begun to build up momentum and heatedly discuss whether she can run for election as a woman and whether she can represent the northern Bavaria constituency centered on Würzburg.

Bart was completely confused. At this rate, the possibility of him becoming the husband of the first female parliamentarian in the history of the mainland was greater than the possibility of him becoming a parliamentarian himself.

The second prince Otto has stayed indoors since the dinner that day.

"It is said that the Second Prince's mental state is not very stable." Feuerbach remembered something after hearing the news about Otto.

Elizabeth nodded glumly: "The men in the Ludwig family sometimes go crazy."

This. Rorschach felt a little guilty. After all, Prince Otto was the one who was most active in contacting him and supporting him when he first arrived. He was a sharp and intelligent young man. Compared with his elder brother who was "outstanding in leading troops", he was more favored as the ruler of Byrne.

"Or I'll go visit His Highness."

Feuerbach gave him a sidelong glance and said, "You'd better not provoke him. Spiritual problems can either not be solved by magic, or they can only be solved very thoroughly."

(End of this chapter)