The soldiers who had long been exhausted seemed to feel an inexplicable sadness when they heard the ringing of such bells.
Many of them also have such bells in their hometowns.
This made them emotional, and due to the hot weather and the long march without any rest, they lay on the grass and hot sand and listened to such desolate bells.
I couldn't fall asleep for a long time. The weapon in my hand was shaking. I don't know whether it was because I wanted to fight the enemy or because I was homesick.
Even the war horses seemed to have lost all their energy, they were restless.
Frederick II obviously noticed the situation of his troops.
This will greatly weaken the combat capabilities of the troops, and such soldiers will have no way to defeat the Russian-Austrian coalition forces.
He comforted them and encouraged them in the local dialect.
Trying to get them out of this feeling of loss.
"We will win, we will definitely win. We are Germans who never give up. Think about the future life."
"Just think about it, after we win, we will be treated like heroes when we return home."
"Your family and friends will be proud of you!"
The soldiers heard Frederick II tell them what they were going to get in the language they were most familiar with.
Their hearts were greatly encouraged and comforted!
"We will win, we will!" they comforted and encouraged each other.
Their enthusiastic response was encouraged by Frederick II.
Seeing this scene, Frederick II nodded, and his fighting spirit was inspired. Only such troops can unleash powerful combat effectiveness.
In order to avoid the hot weather during the day, Frederick II ordered the troops to march at night.
In the early morning, the Prussian troops marched first.
Finally at dawn, the troops led by Frederick II arrived at Fort Mil, the weakest place in the Tsarist Russian army, and forcibly crossed the river from its northeast direction, but unexpectedly discovered that they had made a serious mistake.
The main force of Tsarist Russia still left many soldiers in the weakly defended Fort Mill area, which meant that their soldiers had to face the extremely powerful main force of Tsarist Russia after a tiring march.
At this time, the troops led by Finnk had already exchanged fire with the Tsarist Russian troops in Fort Mill and the Great Spits Highlands.
There is not much time left for him. If he does not attack and retreat now, the troops led by Finnk will suffer a serious blow.
But if they were to attack, his serious miscalculation directly caused their troops to be in such a state that it would be difficult to capture the main force of Tsarist Russia.
But now, he had to choose to attack.
In order to make up for the shortage of troops and make up for his own disadvantage, Frederick II ordered sixty artillery pieces to be used to bombard the enemy first.
I want to use strong firepower to make up for his shortcomings.
This is the link between Fort Mill and the Greater Shpitz Highlands.
The troops in the Great Shpitz Highlands are now moving toward Fort Mill for reinforcements.
But at this time, the main force led by Frederick II also attacked Fort Mill.
The powerful artillery power quickly suppressed the forty artillery in Fort Mill. Such an attack caused heavy casualties to the soldiers of Fort Mill.