A year had passed since the German Reich reached its total consolidation. The greatest territory the fatherland had ever reached. And projects to integrate it as Europe's economic and cultural center were underway.
Strategically, Europe had returned to a state of monarchies, all bound in some way that relied on Germany's hegemony and security.
Grand international projects, modelled after those already operating between Germany and Russia were being projected and scaled.
Currently, Erwin stood in the center of von Zehntner Tower in Berlin. A massive neo-baroque structure operating as the strategic and economic headquarters of the family's massive global consortium.
He stood at a table surrounded by civil engineers, mechanical engineers, architectural engineers, and city planners all hired as employees of the von Zehntner consortium under generous terms.
