East suburb of Zurich.
Russian Army Brigadier General Rosenberg, filled with joy, loudly reported to Suvorov: "Marshal, we have repelled the French people, and the vanguard has already entered Zurich.
"Obviously, the Austrians have severely exaggerated the combat power of the French Army. Their shooting skills are decent, but when Zakcevic launched a bayonet charge, they immediately collapsed."
Suvorov showed no expression and urged his horse to move towards the city: "Have the soldiers collect as many supplies as possible."
Rosenberg quickly followed: "I thought this news would make you happy."
Suvorov turned his head and glanced at him: "Do you think the French people have really been defeated?"
"Yes, I was involved in the command the entire time..."
"That's just what they want you to think," said the Russian Army Commander, "We must reach near Glarus to rescue those 70,000 Prussians.
