Bab 802: Chapter 600: The 2nd 4-Year Plan (Plan 24)_1

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The situation in Greece was thus decided in merely a few words between King George V and Arthur, highlighting the most apparent characteristic of the era: the law of the jungle.

Neither Arthur nor King George V found anything amiss with this because in this world, the fate of small countries being dominated by the Powers was absolute.

Any country that wished to have their destiny not be controlled by another would have to develop into a strong nation or else align themselves with other Powers.

Afterwards, Arthur spent a few more days touring the United Kingdom, waiting for his officials to finish discussing his affairs before he embarked on the journey back to Australasia.

This diplomatic visit was relatively quick; after attending Dmitry's Coronation Ceremony in mid to late June, Arthur took just over half a month to complete the entire diplomatic visit, with hopes of returning to Australasia in early August.