At this moment, the headquarters of the Third Division at the main peak of Inkman Mountain.
To prevent being destroyed by Russian artillery, the division command had long moved from the original open area at the top of the mountain into the interior of the fort for operations.
However, Trocch, the chief of staff actually commanding the French Third Division, was not in the fort commanding, but was standing in the front row of the trench, observing through binoculars the Russian soldiers advancing from all directions towards the mountainside of Inkman Mountain and the military flags raised behind them.
"Tsk tsk! Two more regiments! Just the vanguard troops of Russia are almost equal to half of our entire division!" Trocch praised the new flags through his binoculars, and then turned to ask the captain of the Guard Division next to him: "Five regiments, nearly ten thousand men! Do you have the confidence to defeat them?"
