Chapter 36, Suppressing the Rebellion and Negotiation

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By the time the capital owners wanted to disengage, it was already too late, for Franz had returned to Vienna with a large army.

"Albrecht, it all depends on you now!"

Franz was self-aware; he could handle setting up strategies just fine, but when it came to commanding troops in battle, that was something he didn't know about.

Considering his just over two months of experience leading troops, he likely didn't have the ability to command this large army. To be on the safe side, Franz decisively chose to let Albrecht take over.

After all, historically, Albrecht was one of the Austrian Empire's famous generals, who with fewer troops had defeated Italy in the Prussia-Austria War, upholding the prestige of the Austrian Empire.

Albrecht gave a slight smile, confidently saying, "Don't worry, Franz! They're just a mob of riffraff, defeating them won't be difficult!"