Napoleon Bonaparte commanded the Cavalry Guns, advancing alongside the right flank of Laharpu Division when he suddenly noticed the situation atop the Diego heights and stopped to take out his telescope to observe.
Moments later, he laughed heartily: "Hahaha! Andy has used Lime Bombs! He extended the fuse of the lime bombs and used them like landmines!"
He put down the telescope and exclaimed: "I've always felt that Lime Bombs were useless garbage, but now it seems that as long as they're used correctly, there's no such thing as a useless tool."
At this time, Napoleon's aide asked: "Should we also bring some Lime Bombs in the future?"
"No, no, those things are useless. Look at the enemy on the mountain, the determined ones directly charged through the spread of lime dust, didn't they?"
On the slope, the Austrian army was passing through the lime zone. After all, the concentration of quicklime dust wasn't so high; unless inhaled, at most, it could only burn the eyes.
