Just as William II was contemplating how to solve this issue, a phantom-like car light swept past the window, resembling a ghost silently crawling onto the roof of Sanssouci Palace, attempting to cast a spell to control William II.
The sound of brakes came, and a car stopped outside the door.
Here he comes, William II sighed inwardly.
The German Army was in Hindenburg's hands, and he decided whether to ceasefire or start the battle.
William II thought Hindenburg would choose the latter because the changes on the Eastern Front greatly increased the German Army's chances of victory.
Sure enough, he heard Hindenburg's hurried footsteps, followed by his loud, vigorous shout, "Good news, Your Majesty, we have achieved victory on the Eastern Front, and it could be decisive!"
Hindenburg spiritedly walked into the living room, his military boots thumping against the floor, and saluted William II with extraordinary vigor.
