Passau is located at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Iltz Rivers, making it difficult for a large army corps to deploy here.
Meanwhile, the old city of Passau is built on cliffs, and nearby is Theobus Castle, built during the Roman Era. Once the Austrians complete their defenses here, it will be difficult to breach.
Moro immediately said, "Your Highness, let me go to reinforce General Massena."
His corps returned from Amberg to Munich for rest two days ago and is now only over 80 kilometers from Passau.
Bertier quickly stopped him: "General, your soldiers have just gone through continuous fierce battles, and they must rest now."
Moro sighed and fell silent. Indeed, the Fifth Army Group and the Twelfth Division have fought to their limits, and their weapons and ammunition have not yet been replenished.
Bertier turned to Joseph and said, "Your Highness, I suggest the entire army march quickly to Passau, to launch an attack with absolute superiority in numbers."
