King's Landing in France

The little soldier ran over, saluted, and then stretched out his hand to show General Frost's shoulder patch: "The general gave me this as a token! He ordered you to move forward!"

Davout took the epaulets, turned his head and said to everyone: "You heard it too! General Frost ordered us to move forward! Military musicians, play music!"

The military musicians immediately beat the drums vigorously, and at the same time as the drums started, the entire brigade began to walk in place, swaying from side to side neatly with the drumbeats.

Davout drew out his sword: "Forward!"

Then he took the lead and walked in the front, followed by the standard bearer holding the brigade flag.

After walking two steps, Dawu felt that the momentum was not enough, so he began to sing: "Go forward, sons and daughters of the motherland, rise up quickly!

"A glorious day awaits you!"

The first brigade sang the majestic Marseillaise in unison—no, the Roman hymn, pushing forward like a steamroller.

Faced with such a powerful momentum, can Lafayette's army resist it?The answer is no!Because this momentum is so tyrannical, nothing can stop it!

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When Lafayette saw the large army retreating from the top of the mountain, he was shocked!

what happened?

What happened after the troops pushed to the top of the hill?

Could it be that Frost really dared to take the initiative to charge himself against the [-] people?

Then Lafayette saw General Frost's flag appear beside the burning barn.

In front of the flag was a white horse galloping, chasing a huge number of rout soldiers!

Behind him, there are rows of National Guard soldiers. Their military uniforms are exactly the same as the National Guard except for a red hoop on their arms, but their temperament is completely different!

Obviously, those are all Frost's troops!

The broken troops rushed to the positions around Lafayette like a tidal wave, engulfing the artillery who still held their positions.

After a while, the artillerymen also dropped their cannons and ammunition carts and started running.

Lafayette stammered: "What's going on? What happened? How could they defeat our army with such a huge numerical advantage? Even if it's [-] pigs, it shouldn't be defeated so quickly!"

Berthier: "Turn over the brigade that was just transferred to the camp, and if you stabilize your position..."

Lafayette interrupted Berthier: "No, it's too late. Did you see that the enemy rushed all the way down, and we have no chance to gather our troops again."

At this time, troops with tricolor flags appeared on the top of the hill. They sang the "Ode to Rome" composed by Frost and Ludwig Beethoven, and walked down the valley in high spirits.

The appearance of these troops accelerated the fleeing of the rout—although the pursuers were tired and stopped and started to walk, they were still running crazily, as if there was a god of death chasing them.

Berthier: "Then send cavalry to intercept and kill Frost!"

Lafayette shrugged his head: "We have lost the battle. Withdraw."

Lafayette looked indignantly at Frost, who was riding his horse down the hill, pulled the rein to turn the horse's head, and kicked the horse in the belly.

The horse started to trot, the standard bearer, trumpeter and a group of officers followed behind Lafayette, and fled in disgrace.

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An Ning took the reins and stopped the horse.

The chasing troops had exhausted their strength and stood still and cheered.

Lazar Cano rode up to catch up and reported to An Ning: "The enemy has discarded so many guns and equipment that they will no longer be able to organize an army before returning to Paris."

An Ning: "I know. The top priority now is to know what's going on with the cavalry, and find Lana!"

Kano pointed to the side: "The cavalry are coming."

As soon as An Ning turned her head, she saw the cavalry girls appearing in view over the hill.

They were all blood-colored, and they looked like they had just returned from Shura Hell.

Christina took the lead, walked in the front, and shouted to An Ning from a long distance: "Andy! Congratulations! You won so beautifully!"

An Ning smiled slightly, pulled the rein to turn the horse around, and waited for the girls to come over.

"Thanks for your hard work," An Ning said, "Without you holding back the enemy cavalry, we would never have achieved such a brilliant victory."

Christina: "Brilliant victory? No, no, this cannot be described as brilliant, it's a miracle!"

Davout, who did not know when he rushed over, said, "Yes, this is a miracle! I have never heard of such a brilliant victory in the history of war!"

Just as An Ning was about to answer, Napoleon came running from a distance on horseback, shouting as he ran, "Andy! This is a miracle! You make all the heroes of ancient Rome eclipse! You are the contemporary Caesar!"

An Ning laughed and joked, "Then should I change my surname to Augustus?"

Napoleon: "Absolutely!"

While others were touting tranquility, Lazar Cano was worrying about business. He asked Christina, "Where is Ms. Oliver, commander of the cavalry?"

Christina: "We don't know. The people got separated during the melee. After I scattered the enemies, I gathered a small group and rushed to the front. After all, Andy...Your Excellency General may need someone to attack the enemy. But we are still late Oh, you won too fast, it's only been two hours, [-] enemies!"

An Ning looked up at the sun in the sky, only then did he notice that the sun hadn't started to set, and it was probably only one or two o'clock in the afternoon.

The battle ended in more than two hours!

A bit too fast indeed!

...Could it be that I really have some talent?

Chapter 144 Lafayette, a Prisoner

An Ning immediately dismissed this idea.

After all, he is an old social animal in his 30s, and he is no longer a young man who is easy to expand.

Moreover, he had swollen a few times before, and each time he was quickly punched by reality and taught to be a man.

He said to himself, I just messed with the tactics of the Duke of Wellington, and the smooth implementation depends on the bravery of the famous generals under his command to kill the enemy.

If you want to talk about your own contribution, it is nothing more than using gunpowder to ambush that small idea.

But others clearly think otherwise.

Dawu: "The ability to defeat the enemy so quickly depends entirely on the unparalleled strategy of Your Excellency the General! The final victory depends on the morale brought by your Excellency General who personally rushed to kill the enemy!"

Napoleon: "I saw it all. Andy, when your general flag rushed out, I knew we would win!"

An Ning: "Uh, this..."

Mainly because at that moment, I thought that I jumped a stone with my head, and felt that my system might be very difficult to die.

It's a bit like playing "Horse and Blade 2" with the player's injury reduction enabled, but the troops are all injured, so they will fight hard in battle, using themselves to attract firepower to reduce the casualties of their own troops.

Of course, when An Ning did this, he was sent away by a kind javelin from time to time, and it was useless to reduce the damage at full capacity.

It can only be said that fortunately, reality is not a game after all.

But now An Ning can't tell the truth, she can only laugh and say, "I did it when my head got hot."

Christina looked shocked: "Did you kill the enemy yourself?"

Davout: "It's more than just going into battle in person. He led a standard bearer and charged [-] enemies single-handedly."

"You are crazy, this is too dangerous!" Christina exclaimed, "What if something goes wrong? If you die, the army may collapse!"

An Ning: "Aren't I still alive? Moreover, even if the main general of the modern army is killed, it will not be easily disintegrated. After all, there is such a thing as the order of command..."

Napoleon: "That's right, the generals are brave and the soldiers are brave! This is what a general should do! It's a pity that I am in command of the artillery, so I can't go to the battlefield in person."

No, you will later hold a flag and charge a bridge yourself, and experience your destiny in the process.

An Ning waved her hand: "Okay, this problem is over. Kano!"

Lazar Kano responded, "I am here, Your Excellency General."

"Organize people, clean up the battlefield."

"Yes, Your Excellency the General."

An Ning turned to Christina: "As for you, although you can't catch up with the battle, I need you to search in the direction of Lafayette's camp. Your task is to find Jean Lanner who went to attack the enemy camp last night. He should A wave of enemy camp was attacked, just now! Find him and bring him to me, he is the hero of this battle!"

Christina saluted: "Leave it to me. Ladies, follow me!"

Christina and Clarice led the cavalry towards the enemy camp that was still on fire in the distance.

Davout: "My troops have also played a lot this time, so I have a request."

An Ning: "Speak."

"My soldiers felt that the flag of the [-]st Brigade had nothing on it, and it was too unrecognizable. They hoped that something could be added to symbolize this victory."

An Ning: "Then what do you want to add?"

Davout: "It's not yet decided, I plan to let the soldiers vote for it."

"Okay, let me know when you've chosen." An Ning readily agreed. This is a good thing. It can increase the tradition of the army and help increase the cohesion of the army.

He thought for a while, and added: "It should become a system in the future, and troops with outstanding performance can add the representative symbol of this battle to their flags."

Napoleon immediately said: "It's a good idea, but isn't this a bit unfair to the artillery?"

An Ning: "The artillery unit can also have a separate flag for each company."

Napoleon smiled: "Really? Then I want to get a special flag for the cavalry company I command!"

An Ning: "Yes, you can ask the soldiers to vote for an object at a meeting, and then let the tailor show it on the flag."

After speaking, An Ning suddenly thought, according to this, the cavalry should also have a special thing, but it's a pity that Christina took the troops to perform the mission.

Forget it, talk about it later.

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At this time, Lafayette was retreating to the nearest city with his entourage and staff.

Suddenly, two knights galloped and caught up with Lafayette's team.

"It's not good, General!" The leader shouted, "The enemy's cavalry has caught up!"

Lafayette was shocked: "What? The enemy's cavalry should be on par with our cavalry!"

"It's true, General!" The leader looked anxious, "They are not far behind, and they will catch up soon!"

As soon as the words fell, the horns of the cavalry troop caught up with Lafayette's small troop from behind.

Immediately afterwards, a group of cavalry crossed the horizon and appeared in view.

Lafayette was shocked, and he whipped his horse on the buttocks, urging the horse to move forward, but before the horse could take two steps, another cavalry troop bypassed the hedge in front, blocking the way.

Soon, the two groups of cavalry surrounded Lafayette's small army.

When he was far away, Lafayette was still lucky, thinking that his cavalry unit might have made a mistake, but when he got closer, he knew that he had fallen this time.

Because these cavalry are female knights, all have breasts, and have long hair fluttering.

An elderly lady in her forties rushed to the front and shouted at Lafayette: "Surrender! We are all nobles, don't kill surrendered soldiers!"

Lafayette pressed down on the guard who was drawn to resist, and sighed: "Forget it, surrender."

When the old lady approached, he announced his identity loudly: "I am the Marquis de Lafayette, the commander of the anti-rebel army, and I demand decent treatment!"

The old lady slowed down and announced the door of her house in a loud voice: "I am Oliver, the commander of the knight guards, and the cavalry commander of His Excellency General Frost!"

Lafayette frowned: "You are obviously the head of the French King's Knight Guards, why did you help that traitor!"

Ms. Oliver responded: "Our Lord General did not violate the Constitution at all. He did not betray France! The gentlemen of Paris must be mistaken!"

Lafayette pouted: "We'll know, we'll know!"

Ms. Oliver finally arrived in front of him. She pulled the rein to stop the horse, then drew out her long sword, and picked off Lafayette's general's epaulettes: "You are my prisoner, Your Excellency General! You follow obediently, I promise you Safety!"

Lafayette nodded: "Lead the way, I also want to meet the son of the cobbler."

Berthier murmured, "This son of a cobbler is now the most outstanding general in France."

Lafayette: "Yeah, we gave him the title."

Chapter 145

Mr. Boro, the current speaker of Konta's parliament, is anxiously waiting for news from the battlefield.

Deputy Speaker Duncan tentatively said: "How about we go and arrest the cobbler who left behind in Konta, and when General Lafayette's army enters the city..."