The Holstein Meeting

[Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke]

Quite a colorful representation the Imperial delegation had - the elite, the upper crust, the finest of them all have now been gathered here. Hauptinspektorin, who have attracted more attention than she anticipated; Agent did not flinch and her expression remained calm and stoic, and her tone was nothing but respectful.
The great struggle is in the past, and guns have finally fallen silent. It have came time for diplomacy to take lead instead.

"Herr von Koch, I am not so easily impressed, though admittedly, your remark resonates well with my own beliefs. I serve no political regime but the people of Rheinland. And so shall we all. Reaching the consensus today is the first step to that goal - our citizens should have never raised arms against their own compatriots. However, damage is already done and repairing it is what we shall strive for...
But where are my manners. I am Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke, Generaloberinspektorin of the Büro. The pleasure is all mine, angesehene Delegierte, though, I believe, you have perceived my rank wrong. Forgive me taking the word from the Direktor, I shall now pass the word on to the rightful spokesperson."