"No," Victor immediately shook his head. "That would waste the advantage we gained from crossing the Great St. Bernard Pass."
"Our greatest advantage right now is that the enemy has yet to realize their vulnerable underbelly is exposed to the barrel of our cannons."
"We must attack Milan at once; it is the true core of the battlefield."
"I believe Milan currently has very few enemy troops defending it."
"As for General Demobin, we should trust his command abilities. He will certainly hold Genoa!"
Marmon raised his voice, "The Italian Front Army will soon run out of supplies. No matter how brave they are, they cannot defeat the enemy on an empty stomach!"
The two began to argue, but neither mentioned Turin. Sardinia was essentially viewed as a mere bonus among French officers. Who would go to great lengths for a bonus?
After a moment, both turned to look at Napoleon.
Buonaparte's strategic planning abilities were undeniable, and it was ultimately up to him to decide.
