Archduke Karl was just about to turn his horse back to the command post when his peripheral vision caught the grave expressions of the generals beside him. He halted his actions, straightened his back, and said, "This will also be the last offensive launched by the French people."
"When they can do nothing more in Els, they will return to the negotiation table to sign the agreement. By then, we might even secure better ceasefire terms."
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50 kilometers west of Passau, at Felsby Castle, the French Camp.
At this time, the only thought in the mind of the Bavarian King, Carl Theodore, was that his decision to ally with France was the most correct decision he had ever made in his life.
The Crown Prince of France before him was practically the Sun King reborn. No, he had even surpassed that legendary French monarch!
Theodore originally thought that Northern Germany would plunge into chaos for a period due to the war, and he had even prepared to adjust trade routes accordingly.
