Upon pushing the wagon into the castle, you and your battalion moved through the fort, weapons at ready.

You would pass by various rooms, all filled with ordinary stuff, all left unnoticed. Like time just stopped, and everyone dissapeared. It was oddly eerie, and you didn't have a good feeling about it. No one did, actually. Everyone was on high alert.

Upon climbing up the stairs, you'd reach the top of the castle, Where the General, Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, and his loyal officer stood, awating your arrival.

The general would turn his attention from the window and to you, extending out his hand, offering a key.

"Take this! Now!"

He would supress a cough as a fellow soldier grabbed the key, being assisted to sit down under the window, and being handed a cup of tea.

"Finish this-.. For prussia!" He would supress yet another cough, before speaking again.

"Those devils are locked down in the cellar under us. Once you capture the castle, we will secure a way out for the rest of the army!"

He rests a hand on his stomach, and takes a sip of the tea in his cup. The officer, who previously poured him the tea, stood by his side, tea kettle in hand. He stayed silent as The General gave orders, And glanced between the soldiers and his general, a serious and stoic expression on his face.