Charles admitted that he had underestimated Albert I.
Before this, Charles only knew about the guerrilla forces. He contacted and formulated plans with the guerrilla forces via the "Lady in White" and was also aware that some guerrilla forces were cooperating with the French Army to maintain order or even directly participating in battles.
But he didn't know how many guerrilla forces there were, nor where they were located, making it impossible for him to command them in battle once combat started.
After Albert I arrived, he immediately organized the scattered guerrilla forces and unified their command.
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Early the next morning, Charles was in the fortress command center discussing fuel allocation with Tijani, trying to figure out how to keep the tanks patrolling within the city while saving some as reserves.
