The Austrian Empire soldiers present understood the meaning of Felix Schwarzenberg, and they hurriedly requested to fight from Felix Schwarzenberg.
Compared to the eager-to-fight generals, Grand Duke Albert, as the commander of the troops, appeared particularly calm, still pondering at this moment.
Felix Schwarzenberg also noticed Albert's actions. After gesturing for the eager generals to quiet down, he gently inquired of Grand Duke Albert, "Albert, you are the commander of the troops! Don't you have anything you'd like to say?"
Felix Schwarzenberg's voice reached Albert's ears, pulling Albert's thoughts back to reality. Albert looked at Felix Schwarzenberg and said, "Prime Minister, I am considering the deployment of our forces and those of the Prussian army!"
"Hmm?" Felix Schwarzenberg asked with interest, "Are the troops stationed in the Austrian Empire not comparable in number to those of Prussia?"
