On the afternoon of May 20, 1916, in Sydney, Australasia.
Director Batty of the Royal Security Intelligence handed Arthur a top-secret file and respectfully said, "Your Majesty, this is the latest result of the British-German naval battle. Please take a look."
Director Batty did not explain the outcome of the Anglo-German naval battle, as no one could understand the full picture before Arthur opened such a top-secret file.
Arthur took the file and began to read through it.
The file from Director Batty was the actual outcome of the investigation by the Royal Security Intelligence Agency, which was significantly different from the publicly announced results by both Britain and Germany.
If the investigation by the Royal Security Intelligence Agency is correct, it seems that both sides have exaggerated their achievements.
Indeed, governments usually only report good news to the public to maintain domestic stability and order.
