Ending the War

Berengar sat on a sofa inside the Palace of Warsaw. After defeating the Kingdom of Hungary, he had rapidly transported his army to his Empire's eastern border with Poland via the Reich's national railway. After arriving at the border, he marched his army to his last remaining enemy's capital. 

The King of Poland and his eldest son were dead, leaving a small child with the position. As for the Grand Duke of Lithuania, he was a member of the Jagiellonian dynasty, which was the same dynasty which ruled over Poland. Because of this, he was present in the Warsaw palace, sitting across from Berengar with a nervous expression on his face. Currently, Berengar glared at the Grand Duke while stating his demands. 

"The war is over, your armies are drowned in the Mediterranean. Your King is presumed dead, and Germany now occupies your capital without the slightest resistance. You have no power to resist my demands. Which is good, because they are quite simple.