Arthur saw Leopold showing interest and quickly struck while the iron was hot.
"Your Majesty, when we talk about railways today, we only talk about tracks, locomotives, freight volume, and speed. While these are certainly important, if we only build railways and expect them to become the source of national development, then we must not only consider what lies above the rails, but also how to control the railway system. Without a head, even the strongest person is merely a walking corpse, and the electromagnetic telegraph to the railway system is like the head to the body."
Leopold's eyebrows twitched; he still did not understand the connection between the two.
He was not completely unfamiliar with wired telegraphs, but in his understanding, it was just a fashionable item from London.
Indeed, this thing might be very useful for the police system, which often has to deal with emergencies.
