I Don’t Need a Guillotine for My Revolution

Chapter 109: Revolution Defense War - Decisive Battle (1)



Near the end of March.

Ultimately, the Imperial Army led by Grand Duke Leopold began its advance, and we immediately convened a military Meeting.

“Their deployed force is estimated at around 100,000.”

“That’s a lot. Their total strength should be around 110,000, so that number means they’re barely thinking about the rear.”

Chief of Staff Alexandre Berthier nodded at my words and continued speaking.

“Furthermore, they are not approaching the Verdun fortress, but heading south to Valois.”

“It seems their intention is to force a Short-Term Decisive Battle, even if it means taking risks.”

Just as Louis Desaix said, their intention is clear.

Verdun is an area fortified from the start, making a quick capture difficult.

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