At dawn the next day, France's cannon suddenly appeared on the southwest side of the Prussian defense line in Weimar, and the intense artillery fire quickly blasted a gap several tens of meters wide in the right flank of the Prussian Army.
Immediately, Oreal personally commanded the scattered soldier cluster to launch a fierce attack on the enemy from the front.
On a battlefield over three kilometers wide, more than 5,000 French soldiers advanced quickly in a loose yet very orderly formation.
Soon, the Prussian infantry line fired the first volley from 90 paces away, but most bullets flew between the loosely positioned French soldiers, and the few who were hit were often unharmed due to bullet-proof inserts.
The war drums suddenly paused between the French scattered soldier clusters, and the soldiers immediately sought cover behind nearby bushes or rocks, then peeked out to aim and fire.
