Franz II frowned immediately: "From where to mobilize troops, the front line?"
After capturing the Mantua Fortress, Napoleon gave his army a half-month rest and is currently advancing north again.
After Alvinczy's defeat, there were no forces within Venice that could stop the French Army.
Napoleon was almost marching mode through Venice, and the vanguard has approached the southwestern border province of Austria, Goz.
This is also why Franz II is recklessly mobilizing nationwide again.
The little force brought back by Archduke Karl only amounts to 33,000 men, at most with an additional 2,000 local garrison troops, which is absolutely incapable of stopping Napoleon.
Hmm, Franz II claiming to the British that he still has 50,000 soldiers is nothing but a bluff.
According to Archduke Karl's report, he must recruit at least 30,000 new soldiers within a month and a half to barely hold Klagenfurt Fortress — which is the southern gateway to Vienna.
