Chapter 284: Cultural Export Plan

On July 17, 1910, Arthur ended his tour in Europe and boarded the Australasian Battleship to return to Australasia.

When he set off for Europe, in order to keep up with the funeral of Edward VII, Arthur managed to rush to London in just over 20 days, under the full escort of the Australasian Battleship.

This rush, however, left the remaining supply ships to trudge slowly to catch up, shielded by the Australia Battleship and the New Zealand battleship.

On the return, there was no rush, hence they could relax and slowly integrate both fleets into one, deliberatively heading towards Australasia.

In late August, after a month of chasing, Arthur finally arrived in Sydney Harbour.

Prime Minister Walter and Minister Andrew went to prepare for official duties and work, while Arthur, who temporarily had nothing to take care of, returned to the Royal Palace to play with his children.