Huo Ce understood that he was referring to Switzerland's reluctance to abandon its neutral stance by refusing passage to the Allied Forces.
On the contrary, he smiled, "You have completed your mission, leave the rest to me."
A few hours later, 30,000 Prussian-Austrian Alliance troops launched an attack on Zurich.
Although Switzerland is known for producing mercenaries, its own army consists of only two to three thousand men, and they lack artillery.
The Swiss garrison only resisted until noon before giving up.
Subsequently, dense numbers of Allied soldiers entered the city.
It should be noted that Zurich's entire population at this time was just over twenty thousand.
Huo Ce and Blucher took a brief rest in the city, and the next morning, they set out in two directions according to the previous plan.
Huo Ce's twenty thousand Austrian troops moved towards Lausanne to launch an attack on the interior of France from there.
