After the welcoming ceremony and before setting off for the next destination, Ferdinand turned his gaze to the nearby Governor Boticelli and asked meaningfully, "Sir Governor, do you think we can still visit the National Museum as originally planned?"
The governor hastily replied, "Of course, Your Highness. I assure you, nothing like this despicable act will happen again."
The governor even intended to guarantee it with his political career, but Ferdinand waved his hand, not wanting to hear any more nonsense from him.
What the governor didn't expect was that the next incidents would be not only despicable but also plunge the whole of Europe directly into chaos.
Archduke Ferdinand's next stop was the National Museum, but due to the assassination attempt, he temporarily changed the next destination to the hospital to visit those injured in the bomb explosion.
