Chapter 978: Chapter 734: Multiple Parties Mobilize_2

Why do I say that? Because Morini's son was pro-German and had joined the German Army during his studies in Germany, only to die unfortunately in a battle against the British Military.

For Morini, who only had this one son, it was a severe blow, and it was certain that there would be no easing of relations with the British in the short term.

Of course, since the decision was made to support Manuel's return to the throne, it was clear that Arthur would have to take control of a part of Portugal's interests in exchange.

Arthur certainly wouldn't help Manuel and Portugal for no reason; appropriate interest exchanges were the driving force behind such a decision.

To be honest, aside from its status as one of the European Monarchies, the only thing that could attract Arthur to Portugal were its colonies in Africa.

This country, which had once been a superpower with a territory of over ten million square kilometers, had only a few small colonies left at this time.