The French Army, which had just returned to camp, was roused by the galloping Messenger Soldier.
In such a situation, ensuring smooth command is actually highly dependent on the abilities of the Chief of Staff. A less capable Chief of Staff could cause chaos within their own forces before even crossing the river.
But Bertier might be the strongest Chief of Staff in the French Revolution Era across Europe. He could instantly break down the operation of "crossing the river at night" into numerous detailed orders and had the Messenger Soldiers deliver these commands effectively.
Besides the initial Messenger Soldiers who called people out of their tents, Bertier sent out many more to deliver specific commands to each unit.
The units that received the orders began to move towards the riverbank.
