Western United States, Tennessee.
Outside the unremarkable Jackson Town, a group of Louisiana Colony officers looked at the battle map on the table, all with serious expressions.
According to what the Count of Baton Rouge just said, thousands of American troops will soon be coming from the east, forming a surrounding force around them.
Even more critical, however, is the logistics.
The Americans are likely to use the east and south lines to drag the battle into a prolonged stalemate.
This godforsaken place of Tennessee, you have to walk ten kilometers to encounter a settler, making it impossible to gather sufficient supplies.
The canned food they have in hand is less than half a month's worth, and the Indian soldiers will have a hard time going out to find "wild game" due to enemy harassment.
This means they will have no choice but to surrender to the Americans after half a month.
