The conversation with William II went smoothly, not only finalizing Germany's financial assistance to Australia, but also roughly agreeing on a series of plans for industrial assistance and future war support.
At least in the eyes of William II, he has initially and successfully tied Australia to the war chariot of Germania, which will have one more ally in future wars.
Arthur and William II set the time to go to Germany around mid-December.
By then, if the negotiations go well, they could spend a pleasant Christmas in Germany before returning to Australia.
However, before heading to Germany, there is a slightly more important matter to settle, which is the aid treaty between England and Australia.
Although Britain will certainly not be as generous as Germany, for Arthur, whoever does not want this free assistance is a fool; naturally, it is best to have as much as possible.
