Schonbrunn Palace.
Baron Tugut quickly entered the room under the guidance of court officials and bowed to the Emperor:
"Your Majesty, General Grashkovich's troops have already reached Ort, and they will enter Vienna the morning after tomorrow."
Grashkovich is the commander of the Hungarian Debrecen Corps, bringing with him 4,000 soldiers this time.
Franz II immediately felt a sense of relief, as the cries of the protestors in the distance, which seemed like monstrous roars, now became negligible noise.
But he quickly remembered the demands of the Hungarian Congress, feeling a pang of financial pain.
To summon these troops, the imperial taxes in Hungary will from now on need the approval of the Hungarian Nobles Council to be levied.
Tugut handed over a document: "Your Majesty, this is the authorization order for General Grashkovich, it needs your signature."
