Chapter 1479: The Reaction of Europe

Prussia.

The news that Poland City had fallen spread to Prussia very quickly.

But it also spread throughout all of Europe.

Frederick II looked with burning eyes at another piece of good news sent by the Longyan Army.

He did not know why, but good news had been coming one after another recently.

Frederick II asked his Prime Minister with unusual excitement: "Prime Minister, our counterattack has hope."

The Prime Minister's old face could also not hide his excitement; this matter was undoubtedly the most thrilling news for their Prussia.

The Longyan Army's crushing of Poland City meant that Prussia would no longer face the powerful enemy of Tsarist Russia on its eastern flank.

Prussia could safely entrust its back to its allies.

Prussia joined forces with the Longyan Army to form a unified front to partition Poland.

The Ottoman would provide them with aid, and the three countries would establish a solid alliance.

After forming such an alliance, the heartland of Europe would be within reach.

Pointing their swords at Europe might no longer be just talk, but something that could truly be realized.

Thinking of this, a smile appeared on Frederick II's face.

Now that Catholicism had organized an army, it was about to crusade against him.

The situation was already extremely critical, but he had not expected Longyan to send him such a great gift at this time.

……

A small country in Europe.

A small country whose land area might not even be as large as a Longyan village.

Although this country was small, no one dared to provoke it.

It provided a home for the Pope.

The headquarters of Catholicism was established in this country.

The Pope of Catholicism had also received the news that Poland City had been captured.

Regarding this news, the attitude of the Pope of Catholicism was that evil forces had awakened and were eroding Europe.

Those who believed in the Lord should organize a Holy Cross Army to attack and annihilate these evil forces.

One dared not disobey the Pope's order, but after experiencing the Industrial Revolution, many countries had developed great doubts about the Pope's authority.

But most European countries that believed in Catholicism still dispatched troops to form the Holy Cross Army.

These armies only obeyed the Pope's command.

The Eastern Orthodox Church also announced the formation of a Holy Cross Army.

After receiving the news of the fall of Poland City, the Pope and the Patriarch launched a Holy War and, in conjunction with the Franco-Austrian Allied Army, announced an attack on Prussia and its allied nations.

Longyan's port city located in Austria was the first to be boycotted by the Austrian public.

Liu Zheng did not speak.

But the general under Liu Zheng was very dissatisfied that these people called Liu Zheng a demon, so he directly arrested all those who boycotted them.

He let them calm down in prison.

The series of iron-fisted measures by Liu Zheng's general directly made these loyal believers of Catholicism silent as cicadas in winter, and no one dared to stand up to boycott the Longyan Army again.

Or call them demons.

And in the Austrian capital of Vienna, after General Weikeduo heard this news, he slammed the table.

He was not angry that those ignorant masses were arrested by the Longyan Army; he was angry that Poland City had actually been lost.

If the Longyan-Austria Alliance acted fast enough, Austria would be attacked from both front and back.

Weikeduo did not want to see such a result, but he was helpless.

After thinking hard for a whole night, Weikeduo finally picked up his pen and wrote a letter; the content of the letter was very simple.

But this was a plea for help; although Weikeduo really did not want to write it, he was very helpless.

"Send this letter to France," Weikeduo said in a deep voice.

After the letter was sent out, Weikeduo looked at the autumn rain falling outside the window, which brought a trace of cold air.

General Weikeduo sighed, winter was about to

arrive.

The European winter was not ordinarily cold; this war had to have a conclusion before winter, otherwise, no country would have an easy time this winter.

……

At this moment, Egypt.

While all the countries in Europe were thinking about how to get through this winter, Egypt had absolutely no such worries.

European winters were all very cold.

But the winter here in Egypt was not much different from summer.

However, they had a tough battle to fight before winter arrived.

Jiang Xuan was in command in Cairo; this morning he received an important military report, which stated that the Longyan-Austria Allied Army had already crushed Poland City.

After reading it, Jiang Xuan was high-spirited and beaming: "Prince Yong, you are still the capable one."

Jiang Xuan exclaimed.

He had seen the terror of the Russian Army, but he had not expected Prince Yong to take down Poland City so quickly.

This military report also contained news about America; America was now developing steadily and already possessed four territories.

The construction of Yun City was going smoothly, and the French and the British were now taking turns sending money to Longyan City.

Seeing this news, Jiang Xuan was filled with emotion.

As expected of Mr. Qingyang Shuo; he has only been in America for a short while, yet he has already carved out a territory there, and is even able to make those penny-pinchers—

the British and the French—send money to Longyan; this is simply a miracle.

Jiang Xuan finished reading the military report, his expression somewhat wistful.

Other regions have had results during this period, yet he alone is in Egypt and has still not finished off the British and the French.

He must work harder.

Not long ago, Nashadier sent word to tell him that the port cities were now all fully prepared.

They were just waiting for Jiang Xuan to dispatch troops.

It was time to dispatch troops.

According to the military report explored by Nashadier, the French have amassed at least three hundred thousand troops.

Although they have the British as an alliance.

Jiang Xuan completely distrusts those British, so he must make full preparations.

Jiang Xuan fell into deep thought; the force he can currently mobilize is only one hundred and fifty thousand, which is half of the French force.

Naturally, there are other forces, but those forces cannot be moved.

Once moved, Cairo and the Suez Canal would both lose their security guarantees.

Jiang Xuan gave a cold smile, but war now is not about comparing numbers.

After experiencing the Industrial Revolution, the armed strength of the Longyan Army is enough to make the whole world feel terror.

Wars used to depend on the number of people; now, wars depend on the level of technology.

Although a gap in technology can be made up for by numbers, it also depends on how large the gap is.

"Pass on my order: muster one hundred and fifty thousand troops and three generals to reinforce Nashadier!"

"Yes!"

Soon, a Longyan Army of one hundred and fifty thousand men marched imposingly toward the port city.

Before long, Nashadier saw the one hundred and fifty thousand troops Jiang Xuan had given him.

Nashadier nodded with great satisfaction; these troops were all elites brought over from Longyan.

One could tell just from their full equipment how formidable the strength of these troops was.

Dike saw that the Longyan Army's ranks had arrived, and seeing the Longyan Army's full equipment, he was slightly stunned, not knowing what to say.

Nashadier looked at Dike and asked with a smile: "Dike, our Longyan troops are already prepared; where are your British troops?"

Throughout the entire city, there were hardly any British people, yet Dike did not even blush and argued forcefully: "They will appear when they are needed!"