Chapter 866: The Annoyance of a Pig Teammate

Compared to the Franco-German border, where gunfire and cannons roared only occasionally, the situation at the Franco-Italian border was decidedly more active at this time.

The French and Italian armies had deployed a large number of troops on their respective borders, engaging in a 1v1 mode within France and Italy.

Clearly, the French had a significant advantage when it came to the war with Italy.

To the west of the Franco-Italian border lay the vast territory of France. Numerous French soldiers were continuously gathering toward the southern border, which was not good news for Italy.

In Italy, the native land resembled a T shape, along with two islands—Sardinia and Sicily—that faced the mainland across the sea.

This made it difficult for Italy to deploy a large military force along its northwest border, and they always had to be wary of a possible surprise attack from the French.