While Bruno was engaging in Grand Strategy and Diplomacy on a global stage, his son and heir Erwin were left at home. But unlike his siblings who had moved with their parents to Tyrol after it was bequeathed to them as their own private fief. Erwin and his wife Alya had stayed in Berlin.
In fact, Bruno had given the boy the home that he had spent the first few years of his early life in. The quaint manor in Berlin's old town, which Bruno ironically enough had received from his father on his wedding night to Heidi.
From father to son, to grandson, the house had passed through three generations just like that. And now Erwin and Alya had made it their home. Erwin had awoken early in the morning, the cries of his and Alya's child, a young boy had caused him to rise with the dawn.
