"Line up! Line up! Get in!"
"Team two! Line up! Get in!"
"Caution around!"
"Be careful of trees, trunks and grass! Check everything!"
"Think of Indians as poisonous snakes! Think of them as hamsters! They are very cunning, much more cunning than you know!"
"Allow to shoot! Allow to shoot directly in case of abnormality! There is no need to report!"
"The barracks on both sides have blocked all access to the jungle! At this time, there are only thugs and aborigines in the forest! Don''t worry about accidental injury!"
"Repeat! Allow direct fire! Allow fire! This is an order!"
Blue military uniforms accompanied by marching drums walked in the dense forest on the Bank of Lake Pontchartrain. Each team had 12 people, including 10 gunmen, a drummer and a command.
There are fifty such queues in the forest. There are four long and scattered rows in total. They sift through the jungle like a comb and eliminate possible hidden dangers in the most stupid way.
They are from the second battalion of the third regiment of Baton Rouge regiment. The battalion commander, Lieutenant Colonel Irwin, is known for his meticulous behavior and conservative tactics.
In the limited war history of Baton Rouge Legion in recent years, his army was as stable as a shrinking turtle, made no achievements in two great victories, and saved a great defeat at the same time.
The defeat left a deep impression on the lieutenant colonel.
When colleagues charge, they are not in a hurry to grab merit, and when colleagues flee, they do not waver.
He turned the tide with the military force behind the hall and beat back tens of times the Indians with the force of one battalion. Thus, he swept away the name of "cowardice" and won the praise of "reliability and firmness" among his colleagues.
In Baton Rouge, he was called the iron felt of Louisiana, and his camp was called the iron felt camp.
The iron felt camp is a patient army with strict discipline and outstanding tactics. It is as immovable as a mountain. Aggression... Is still a mountain.
Only such an army is suitable for the current situation.
After the search on the lake failed, Lorraine told the count his unsubstantiated conjecture.
The count showed unusual attention to this, because in theory, it was obviously a good chess.
Even if it''s just a chance, once the British really follow this, he will face a dangerous attack. The limited guard and a poorly manned jackdaw alone are not enough to ensure his safety.
Lorraine''s proposal is to change the battlefield situation, expand the defense area, and bring the whole South Bank of the lake into the defense range of the count''s mercenaries, which is integrated with the battalion company of Baton Rouge Corps.
But the count had a different view.
Expanding the defense area will dilute the strength of the front line, and diluting the front line will prevent him from picking the fruits of victory.
So life or poly?
He is very anxious now.
The man behind the previous assassination did not have any clue, but this behavior obviously encouraged those hidden enemies, thousand day anti thief, and the count was frightened.
He was eager to end the war, and no longer wanted to do his best. He just wanted to grab the merit of the life-saving winner for himself.
This is a personal reason.
Moreover, from the perspective of the general environment, Baton Rouge Corps did not want to get involved in the war between Spain and the British, which has not changed from beginning to end.
The reason why they came here with the count was only for money, to take care of the long guns used for smuggling and to protect the great interests of the Legion.
On the other hand, mercenaries with smugglers as the main body are also unwilling to withdraw the defense area for the count''s personal safety, which means that a large number of troops can''t get war merit, which will affect their smuggling efficiency.
It is not feasible to connect the defense areas of the two armies. Although Lorraine''s proposal is reasonable, it cannot be implemented.
Who cares more about the count''s life now?
In the tangle, the count asked Lorraine this interesting question.
The count himself and the Lorraine team must be the groups that most want the count to survive.
Spaniards should also prefer a lively galvis, because only he is really working hard for the Spaniard.
Apart from these, mercenaries who are fighting for the count probably have the best reason to care about the safety of their employers.
However, the reality is just the opposite.
Smugglers were actually coerced into fighting.
Since the Earl took over the smuggling business of charlville rifles, the threshold for smugglers to do business was suddenly raised to the sky.
The cost of purchasing goods has not changed, and businesses have fewer choices. The competition with their peers has become a Shura field. In order to get an order, they should not only fight for financial resources, but also fight for patience and life.
They are eager for the count to die quickly, let this abnormal business model collapse quickly, and return to the good era when they only needed to cooperate with greed.
The Baton Rouge Legion is really not willing to let the count die.
They have made a lot of money in recent smuggling. Even the lowest soldiers have tasted the smell of oil. All this is brought to them by the count.
The count is their protector of interests. Once the count dies, they will lose all their money and can no longer touch their interests.
However, they are the last force among the parties concerned to want the war to end.
The Earl slowed down his attack after solving the New Orleans crisis, which was largely related to their intervention.
Not to mention the count''s enemies and the French nobles who hide their heads and tails
With this group of people watching behind, the Baton Rouge legion, as an individual, is not trustworthy.
It''s really... Complicated.
The count was confused by the hemp thread like relationship between ourselves and the enemy. On the contrary, Lorraine caught the common ground and interests of all relations at once.
In the name of performing his duties, acharin, a newly appointed adjutant, invited nearly 40 people above the Corps lieutenant colonel to a banquet in New Orleans.
At the banquet, Karen and ero had a fierce dispute over the Indian conspiracy, which was almost well known.
The next day, the iron felt camp was ordered to start a jungle training with the theme of "the chitimacha tribe fell to Britain, and the Indians intended to bypass the front battlefield and sneak into the French barracks". It came and went, morning and evening, just one hour before the count''s return to and from the battlefield.
The soldiers wondered why the chitimacha tribe, which had been close to France for nearly a century, had turned to the British, but the soldier''s bounden duty was to obey. Lieutenant Colonel Irwin, who had always been reluctant to write, did not like to explain anything to his subordinates.
This is the beginning of the training. One training is five days.
The iron felt camp didn''t find any enemies in the empty jungle, and there was no intention of ending this unknown exercise.
It was a surprise for the count, who began to reassess the value of Baton Rouge to him.
This group of lazy French soldiers did not want him to die. Only in this matter, they had a valuable tacit understanding.
So the iron felt camp intervened.
The action of this strong army made the large-scale land ambush vain. The Indians or the British could no longer block the count''s retreat. As for small-scale attacks, Karen and ero should worry about.
Lorraine began to concentrate on preparing for the water war. In the perennial breeze of Lake Pontchartrain, Karen and acharin were absent from the ship, which would be a new topic.
Where on earth is the enemy?