Paris House of Representatives, the members grow increasingly aggressive towards Gallieni's "expedition":
"The Allies fleet had to cease its nighttime bombing raids. Do you know what this means?"
"The positions taken by the landing forces during the day are lost at night due to the lack of artillery support."
"Our troops are engaged in a tug-of-war with the enemy on the shore. Over time, the Allies are bound to fail!"
...
Gallieni coldly watched these moralistic parliament members, thinking, is this Shire's fault? He had warned the decision-makers repeatedly not to wage this campaign.
Now that it has come to this, shouldn't those who made the decisions be held accountable?
Grevy stood up.
Different from before, he was now quite calm, seemingly aware that the situation was set, and all that was left was a final push.
