Berengar sat in his office with Adelbrand and Linde by his side. They both had reports in their hands about the ongoing conflict in Borneo and the preparations which the Reich was making for the eventual war with Japan.
Adelbrand seemed happier than usual, possibly because he had just taken another wife, which Berengar had attended the wedding as his best man. There was a smirk on the German Field Marshal's face as he handed over a document, which was a summary of the ongoing efforts to establish military bases in Australia, Hawaii, and the west coast of Lindheim.
"As you can see, over the past year, we have made significant progress in the region you refer to as Australia. Though the natives initially proved somewhat difficult to remove due to the sparsity of their settlements, I can proudly say that we have now exterminated an estimated 82% of their total population.
