Baron Vernick was immediately overjoyed.
The French were so eager to attack that they hadn't even properly formed their ranks, while on his side, although hastily arrayed, they had at least established an infantry line.
As long as there were no mistakes in command, the French Army's raid would only deliver achievements to him!
He calmly issued a series of orders: "Cavalry battalion, immediately disperse the enemy's artillery.
"Mounted Artillery, deploy beside the grove on the south side and attack the enemy's left wing.
"Reserve Corps, move southward..."
After a few officers left to receive their orders, Vernick still felt it wasn't secure enough, so he rode with his guards to the front lines to personally oversee the infantry line's operations.
More than ten minutes later, the "loosely arranged" French Army attack formation had already rushed to a point over 200 paces from the Austrian front line.
