Facing Franz Joseph's serious inquiry, Jerome Bonaparte also put away his flippant expression, and instead adopted a serious demeanor, looking at Franz Joseph.
Franz Joseph knew that Jerome Bonaparte was starting to get serious.
"Franz, we can join forces to set a trap for the Kingdom of Prussia!" Jerome Bonaparte replied solemnly to Franz Joseph.
"Join forces to set a trap?" Franz Joseph muttered, his mind involuntarily pondering.
He recalled what Count Bao'er had told him after returning to Vienna from Paris, (Jerome Bonaparte asked Count Bao'er before he left if he was willing to take strong action against the Kingdom of Prussia.)
Thus, Franz Joseph asked Jerome Bonaparte: "What are you planning to do?"
"There's an old saying, 'Before you destroy, you must first drive them mad!' Jerome Bonaparte said slowly to Franz Joseph, "To sanction the Kingdom of Prussia, we must act without interference from the Kingdom of Britain.
