Vienna.
In the corridor of Schönbrunn Palace, Blucher's gaze swept across the exquisite decorations and carvings on the walls, and he couldn't help but frown: "We should have the Austrians come to Berlin instead. Look around; this place is more suited for balls, not war meetings."
Prussian Chief of Staff Scharnhorst, standing nearby, did not respond to that, instead saying, "Have you heard? Sweden has confirmed to join the Anti-French Alliance."
"Lord Hawkesburg really knows how to persuade."
"Gustav IV is more concerned with the situation in the Baltic direction," Scharnhorst replied. "The British have promised to facilitate an alliance agreement between them and Russia."
Blucher curled his lips: "So, the Swedes won't deploy too many troops.
"By the way, before I left Berlin, I heard that His Majesty intends to accept the terms of the ceasefire with Warsaw?"
