"This..." Arthur felt somewhat guilty when he heard the topic.
It wasn't for any other reason, but because during his time at Scotland Yard, he too had engaged in the unauthorized opening of letters.
However, upon second thought, the incident of Bensdorf's dismissal was clearly different from his previous acts, especially as the timing of the incident was too coincidental.
Arthur asked, "The gossip you're talking about, doesn't it refer to the opened letter that Metternich's men placed in Bensdorf's office?"
"Indeed so." Schneider chuckled, "In the autocratic Germany, political scheming is nothing more than this. It's just about opening a letter, after all. You know, Viscount Palmerston's dealings…"
"Hmm?"
"Oh..." Schneider exclaimed, covering his mouth in surprise, "Look at me saying such nonsense."
Arthur immediately noticed that this guy was acting, and deliberately doing so rather clumsily.
