"But what?"
Dico's face showed a joyful expression. Before receiving Jerome Bonaparte's affirmative response, he never imagined he could obtain two battalions of "Zouaf" troops at once. The most ideal situation was merely to gain the authority to cooperate with a "Zouaf" battalion. He hurriedly asked Jerome Bonaparte.
The reason for Dico's intense emotional fluctuation was fundamentally due to the "discrimination" against the navy by a traditional army power.
For traditional land power France, the navy was only an existence that added luster to their victories.
The face-to-face confrontation on the European battlefield had always relied on the army, and the value of the navy was negligible.
