Bury the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 245 Let them run away

Franz II suddenly felt that this idea was very reliable.

Anyway, it is to sell the interests of Europa. Selling to Ottoman is selling, and selling to Ming is also selling. The same benefits are sold to Osman and Ming, whoever has the ability can get it.

After thinking about it, Franz II nodded and said, "Yes, I will leave this matter to you."

After Zweig bowed down, he asked again: "So, how should we deal with the current situation?"

Asked by Zweig, Franz II's mood, which had just improved a little bit, couldn't help becoming bad again.

The current situation?
The core members of the Habsburg family, including himself, the Austrian emperor, were blocked in the city of Asdorf by that bastard named Napoleon. It would be no problem to send some messengers out quietly, but Lanz is about to leave Astorf for the second time, can it be the same as the messenger?
Once such a huge team of emperors, officials, and attendants leaves the city, they will definitely become the targets of the French frogs.

But I don't want to leave the city of Astorf. Is it necessary to let Franz II, the Austrian emperor, and a large number of members of the Habsburg family stay here to die?

If such a situation really happened, wouldn't the entire Habsburg family coalition force be finished!
Therefore, what Franz II is facing now is a dilemma.

Stay, no, go, can't go.

Just as Franz II was thinking about whether to send some more messengers to mobilize more troops to rescue King Astenf, the messenger who came from Ledan brought a desperate news: " Those French frogs have mediated more than 100 artillery pieces and have been bombarding Le Dange frantically, and now Le Dange has fallen!"

After receiving this news, Franz II was immediately stunned.

If Le Dang day has not fallen, then Astorf will be able to hold on for a while longer, and Franz II will have enough time to mobilize more Habsburg coalition forces to serve as king.

And the fall of Le Dangzhi means that the city of Asdorf is now in a state of isolation and helplessness. If you don't want to find a way to run away, I'm afraid that the Austrian Emperor Franz II will have to accompany Asdorf The city is finished together.

Franz II stood up from his chair, looked at the commander-in-chief of the cavalry, Fred Jelinek, and ordered: "Send the order, let all the cavalry teams gather and prepare to break through!"

After Jelinek took the order to leave, Franz II turned his attention to Zweig again: "Get ready, we have to leave Astorf quickly."

Zweig bowed down and said, "I'm going to make preparations now, and by the way, let Gold and Walz prepare for the mission to Ottoman and Ming."

After leaving the temporary palace where Franz II was, Zweig first went to Ernest Gold: "Listen, His Majesty the Emperor wants to send you to Ottoman."

"The purpose of this mission is very simple. To persuade Ottoman to send troops to help the Habsburg family fight against France, even if it promises some benefits from Europa."

"However, you have to remember that you can promise the interests of France and England, or the interests of any other country, but you cannot promise the interests of the Habsburg family, remember?"

After Ernest Gold left, Zweig found Christoph Waltz again: "Listen, His Majesty the Emperor wants to send you to the Ming Dynasty."

"This time as an envoy to Ming, you only need to express to Ming that our Habsburg family and all the countries it belongs to are willing to join the small pot. If necessary, some benefits can be allowed, but it cannot be Habsburg. Do you understand the core interests of the Boothsberg family?"

But when Gold and Waltz took orders to leave, Zweig fell into deep silence again.

It is already obvious that the coalition forces cannot do anything against the French frogs commanded by Napoleon. Now the hopes of the entire Habsburg family can only be pinned on Ottoman or the Ming Dynasty.

Perhaps the French Frogs and Rose Beefs were right in what they said in the papers?
In order to pursue pure blood, will it really affect IQ?
It was not until a long while later that Zweig sighed deeply, pulled himself together, went straight to the temporary palace where Franz II was, and began to discuss with Franz II about the escape.

"Some people, or things, must be given up, Your Majesty the Emperor."

When Zweig saw Franz's packing salute for the second time, he immediately persuaded: "We are not going on an outing or hunting, but we are leaving Astorf, and we have to avoid those Frenchmen along the way." Frog Chaser."

Zweig pointed to those messy salutes, especially those exquisite porcelain, tables and chairs, and said: "Bringing these things will only slow down our speed. The key is that there is no way to guarantee These things are in good condition.”

"Give them up, Your Majesty, give up these things now, and when you get back to Habsburg, you can use better and more exquisite things. If you are chased by French frogs because of these things, it will be because of the little ones." And it's a big loss!"

Franz II was a little bit reluctant, especially among these things, there was one extremely important thing that was almost impossible for Franz to part with—the gold-plated toilet.

Yes, leaving this toilet, Franz II will have a feeling of being unable to defecate, and only by sitting on this toilet can he release everything happily.

However, Franz II also knew that what Zweig said made sense, so after a long silence, Franz II still ordered the servants to unload the exquisite porcelain, tables and chairs and the like.

"Destroy them all."

Franz II ordered: "Since I can't take them away, I should destroy them, and I can't let them fall into the hands of French frogs in vain. By the way, bring me the gold-encrusted toilet." on, it won't take up much space."

Zweig did not object again.

Indeed, this thing doesn't take up much space.

Franz II stood in the courtyard, staring deeply at everything in front of him: "This is the place of shame in my life, and all of this is because of that brat named Napoleon!"

……

Outside the city of Astorf, Napoleon was discussing the next strategy with Davout and others.

Napoleon's attitude was simple: "Franz II must be released from Asdorf."

"What we have to do is just chase after him and frighten Franz II from time to time, instead of fighting him to the end here."

But Davout, who was trained in Ming Dynasty with Napoleon, expressed doubts: "You know, it is easy to let Francis II go, but it is very difficult to block him in a city?"

Napoleon shook his head and said, "We can't place the decisive battle in Asdorf, and our logistics and military strength don't allow us to do so. The best decisive battle location should be in Austria, or Eagle Fort."

"Also, I'm afraid you have forgotten what the teacher once said, a trapped beast will fight, and a sad soldier will win."

Walking to the map, Napoleon pointed to Asdorf and the surrounding terrain and said, "Unless we can break through Asdorf immediately."

"But, you know, we don't have hundreds of artillery pieces, and the Habsburg coalition forces won't give us this chance - haven't you noticed that since three days ago, the people gathered here in Astorf There are more and more Habsburg coalition forces, and our pressure is gradually increasing."

"So, let him go, let him leave Astorf alive, and you lead the cavalry brigade to follow behind, constantly causing casualties to them, and slowly bleeding them."

"What's more, it will bring them greater casualties from local battles-remember what the teacher once said, the fat will drag you thin, and the skinny will drag you to death, even when we are in the upper hand, we can't Forget, we must always pay attention to concentrating our forces and strive for greater local advantages."

"More importantly, letting Franz II leave Astorf has another benefit."

Dawu was taken aback, and asked, "What's the benefit?"

Napoleon said: "The majestic Austrian emperor was blocked by the two of us in Astdorf for more than half a month, not only failed to fight back, but ended up abandoning the city and fleeing. If you were a Habsburg Members of the family alliance, how do you feel?"

Davout was eventually persuaded by Napoleon.

When they were in Ming Dynasty, the teacher who taught them once said that Napoleon was the most talented in war among their group of foreign students, and he could be a marshal, while Davout’s evaluation was that he could be a general of an army. It is easy to die.

After deliberating for a while, Davout agreed to Napoleon's proposal: "In this case, shall I ask the cavalry brigade to make way for them?"

Napoleon said: "It's not to make way for them, but to gather your cavalry brigade and make a gesture of attacking Arlange, and then let the people in Astorf discover your army "unintentionally". dynamic, do you understand?"

Davout nodded, and replied: "Understood!"

After discussing the next action plan with Napoleon, Davout began to assemble the cavalry brigade under his command, and assuming that he was about to attack Arlange, he began to march slowly in the direction of Arlange.

And all of this happened to be "discovered" by the Habsburg coalition forces in Astorf.

After getting this news, Zweig almost went crazy with laughter: "God bless Habsburg! Those damn French frog cavalry have left here, and we can finally break through with peace of mind!"

Franz II was also overjoyed: "It's God's blessing! As long as we break out of the siege, Gold and Waltz will complete the mission, and whoever will win in the end may not know!"

(End of this chapter)