After General Boskai finished asking questions, Jérôme . Once again, Bonaparte emphasized the importance of discipline.

As a time-traveler, he knows France too well...... No, it should be said what kind of army the armies of the world are today, and he can even say unceremoniously that all the armies of the world today (including Prussia) are an army composed of robbers, strong criminals, and executioners, and this has not changed much even in the 21st century.

Therefore, he did not force his army to be like an army more than 100 years later, without taking a stitch from the masses.

However, the discipline that an army should have is that it should not be relaxed at all, and even if it is a robbery, it should follow the order and plunder. Looting indiscriminately will not play any positive role at all, except that it will corrupt discipline and reduce the efficiency of robbery.

Of course, the issue of the 2nd Division going to nearby villages in its spare time to "spend" was not a violation of discipline in principle, and since Boskai mentioned this situation, then Jerome. Bonaparte thought it was necessary to put some emphasis on it.

"Rest assured! I will definitely supervise them strictly! "General Boskai hurried to Jérôme. Bonaparte assured.

"Don't go too far!" Jérôme. Bonaparte quipped: "Man! There will always be a day or two every month when you can't hold back, and this is understandable! Not to mention that most of your soldiers are young men with strong blood, as long as you don't drop the chain at the critical moment! ”

Jérôme. Bonaparte paused for a moment, then said: "And let the soldiers pay a little attention, and try not to kill anyone!" ”

The French army's superior sowing ability was already famous in Europe during the Napoleonic Wars.

The German-French mixed race made by the three German sons in the later generations during the garrison in Paris is really nothing compared with the mixed race made by French soldiers in the German region, Poland, and Russia during the Napoleonic period.

The French soldiers of this period are comparable to Teddy who is in heat at any time, as long as the concept of a woman is satisfied, no matter what race, France can do it.

"Your Majesty, I'm afraid I can't guarantee this!" General Boskai also opened his yellow cavity and said, "After all, I can't accurately control the rifle under every soldier!"

”

"When people really come to the door, don't blame me for not reminding you!" Jérôme. Bonaparte also smiled and replied to Bosquet.

"It's a big deal, give me some money!" General Boskai replied, "They won't let our soldiers marry them!" ”

Seeing that the conversation was becoming more and more deviant from discipline, Jérôme. Bonaparte immediately stopped abruptly and said, "All right! All of you pay a little attention! Don't wait until people really come to the door, when that time comes, don't blame me for being selfless! ”

"Yes!" General Bosquet also responded in a serious manner.

Subsequently, Jérôme. Once again, Bonaparte asked the people present if there were any problems that he needed to solve!

This time, everyone in the room shook their heads, indicating that there was nothing to solve.

"Since you all have no problems, I now declare the impromptu meeting over!" Jérôme. Bonaparte stood up and announced the end to the crowd.

Everyone stood up and went to Jérôme. Bonaparte saluted, and then left the headquarters of the expeditionary force.

That night, the French flag and military flag hoisted on the south bank of Sevastopol were lowered halfway.

The rumbling artillery and the "Expedition Song" sounded on the south bank of Sevastopol and did not stop until 2 or 3 a.m.

Early the next morning, Field Marshal Raglan, commander-in-chief of the British Expeditionary Force, appeared at the headquarters of the expeditionary force with two black circles under his eyes.

Jérôme. Bonaparte looked at Marshal Raglan with a look of astonishment, and intimately asked him if the artillery had disturbed him the night before.

Marshal Raglan nodded and asked Jérôme curiously. Bonaparte, what really happened to the French army last night?

Jérôme. Bonaparte told Marshal Raglan that St. Raglan was the marshal. News of the death of Marshal Arnault yesterday afternoon.

Listened to Jérôme. Bonaparte's response, Marshal Raglan's eyes were slightly complicated, and he sighed and said: "It's really a creation and a man!" I didn't expect St. Marshal Arno, return to the arms of God so soon! He's still so young! ”

"Probably because God he is an old man, and he also needs saints. An outstanding conductor like Marshal Arnault will open up new territories for him! "Jérôme. Bonaparte also sighed and said, "Just like my uncle, didn't he also return to the arms of God at the age of 52!" ”

"My prefect, the Duke of Wellington, also said that the early death of His Majesty Napoleon is indeed a loss to the world!" Marshal Raglan nodded sympathetically.

Subsequently, Jérôme. Bonaparte chatted with Commander Raglan for a moment.

During this period, Marshal Raglan tentatively questioned Jérôme. Bonaparte, whether the French army has a new plan in the near future.

If France needed Britain's help, he and the British army would not refuse.

Jérôme. Bonaparte told Marshal Raglan that France was indeed working on a new plan, but that it would have to wait a while.

Marshal Raglan immediately stated that he himself was looking forward to the plans of France.

"When the staff completes the plan, I will call you over to discuss it as soon as possible!" Jérôme. Bonaparte replied to Marshal Raglan.

"Yes!" Marshal Raglan nodded, and then addressed Jérôme. Bonaparte's resignation!

"Marshal Raglan, the weather on the Crimean Peninsula is getting colder, you have to take care of yourself!" Jérôme. Bonaparte reminded Marshal Raglan that he remembered that the time of Marshal Raglan's death in history should have been recent. (Here Jérôme. Bonaparte was mistaken, Marshal Raglan died on June 28, 1855, but he contracted dysentery in the winter of that year, which greatly weakened his physical functions, and the next year because of the continuous criticism at home, the anger in his heart could not be vented, and he died of illness in internal and external difficulties.

Marshal Raglan of this timeline was much less criticized for the early capture of Sevastopol than for his contemporaries.

Of course, many of the problems of the British army were also buried by the successive victories of the coalition forces. ）

"Don't worry! Your Majesty, at the moment when I did not see the surrender of Russia, I would never close my eyes! "Marshal Raglan to Jérôme. Bonaparte responded.

……

Right here in Jérôme. When Bonaparte was talking to Commander Raglan, a few dozen kilometers away from them, a major event was also taking place in Bakhchisaray.

At this time, the Crown Prince Alexander, Grand Duke Konstantin, Commander Gorchakov and Marshal Jomini gathered in a room of the old royal palace in Bakhchisaray, waiting together for the "distinguished guests" sent by Nicholas I to the Crimean peninsula.

When the "distinguished guest" pushed the door open, the people waiting in the room showed surprised expressions, and the Grand Duke Konstantin shouted even loudly: "How could it be you?" ”

The "distinguished guest" who pushed the door in was none other than Count Orlov, who was in charge of the "Third Hall" of the Russian Empire, who stretched out his hand to greet Grand Duke Konstantin and Alexander II: "Your Highness, Your Excellency, Grand Duke, long time no see!" ”

"Mr. Orlov, long time no see!" Crown Prince Alexander II nodded in response.

He did not understand why his father would send Count Orlov to the Crimean peninsula.

Could it be that what happened in St. Petersburg?

Just when Alexander II was suspicious of a possible change in St. Petersburg, Orlov's words further aggravated Alexander II's suspicions: "Your Highness, would I like to talk to you alone?" ”

Alexander II glanced at the people beside him, and Gorchakov and the others left the room with interest.

Soon, only Alexander II and Count Orlov were left in the room.

"Mr. Orlov, is there something wrong with the St. Petersburg side?" Alexander II asked Orlov with a serious face.

"Your Highness, something has indeed happened in St. Petersburg recently! Be sure to return to St. Petersburg in the near future! "Count Orlov said a word to Alexander II.

"What the hell is happening in St. Petersburg?" Alexander II couldn't wait to ask.

"You just have to return to St. Petersburg to know everything!" Count Orlov was somewhat reluctant to tell Alexander II what was happening in St. Petersburg.

"Orlov, what the hell is going on? I command you to tell me now! "Alexander II gave a tough order to Orlov.

"Your Majesty's body is dying!" Count Orlov replied with a melancholy expression.

"Impossible!" Alexander II clearly did not want to believe Orlov's words, "When I left St. Petersburg, His Majesty's health was still healthy!" How could it be ...... so quickly"

Orlov told Alexander II that some time ago, His Majesty organized a military parade, which happened to be the time of the first wave of cold wave invasion of the Russian Empire, and at that time Nicholas I did not change into a winter coat, he was still wearing a thin coat, and now he is parading the imperial army in the square.

When Nicholas I returned to Tsarskoye after reviewing the troops near the capital area, his body collapsed at once, and he was in a coma for several days, almost scaring Count Orlov half to death.

To make matters worse, when Nicholas I woke up, he did not heed the doctor's advice to change into a thick coat, still wearing a thin coat and moving around from time to time.

After several days, Nicholas I's body collapsed again.

This time, Nicholas I was in a coma for longer than the last.

When he woke up, he immediately called Orlov in front of him and asked him to go to the Crimea and call back Alexander II, who was supervising the war on the Crimean peninsula.

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