Lana was fighting tenaciously, while Anning's main force was rushing towards the Rivoli Plateau.
In real history, Napoleon disrupted the Austrian commanders' battle plans numerous times with his marching ability.
Especially in several battles between Napoleon and Grand Duke Carl, it was the swift movement of the French Army that caused Grand Duke Carl's tactical maneuvers to be disrupted before they could be completed.
Knowing this, Anning also emphasized the marching ability of the troops, and often organized long-distance forced marches during training.
So now the movement speed of the French Army was very fast.
Davout's vanguard had already reported back that they had reached Rivoli and began to set up defenses from the entrance of the Adige River Valley to Rivoli.
Anning's headquarters followed Davout's main force continuing towards Rivoli, and accompanying them was Napoleon's Cavalry Guns unit.
