With the issues of funding and personnel largely resolved, Carlo's diplomatic visit to Italy was drawing to a close.
Accompanied by his brother, Crown Prince Umberto, and Italian Prime Minister Giovanni, Carlo boarded a cruise ship returning to Spain, taking with him a 10 million lira interest-free loan and hundreds of talented individuals.
Only a few scientists were assigned to the same ship as the group; the others would travel to Spain on different ships at different times.
On the ship, Carlo also met one of the talents he was focusing on, the future Nobel laureate, Camillo Gorky.
No matter how outstanding Camillo Gorky's achievements in the medical field may be later, he is only a 27-year-old doctor who has just graduated from university a few years ago.
When Camillo met Carlo, he
