Princess Anggraini sat within the Majapahit palace. In one hand was a German newspaper, which was printed in the Javanese script. In the other was a cup of tea. This particular newspaper had the most recent intelligence gained from the Joseon Agents, and the Japanese traitors who had fled to safety in the Northern half of the Korean Peninsula.
Upon reaching Pyongyang, the Joseon Agents handed the negatives over to the Germans, who quickly shipped them back to the Reich so that they could be processed into proper photographs and used in Propaganda. At the request of Anggraini, Berengar had ordered the propaganda to be translated into the Javanese Script, and sent to the Majapahit Empire so that its people could realize the threat that lie to the east.
