"Your Majesty!"
Fleury stared in surprise at Jerome Bonaparte riding on a white horse; he couldn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte, who was supposed to be reviewing the troops from a carriage, was on horseback.
Does the Majesty not know the current situation in Paris?
Thinking of the recent rumors about rebels wanting to assassinate the President, Fleury couldn't help but furrow his brows.
Of course, Fleury wasn't the only one surprised; his deputy, Edgar Ney, and the (fake) dragoon soldiers were equally astonished as they approached Jerome Bonaparte on horseback.
After a moment of surprise, these dragoons felt a sense of shared honor and disgrace, and they instinctively straightened their bodies, their expressions becoming increasingly solemn.
The subtle changes in the dragoons did not escape Fleury's attention.
Since the situation had already occurred, it was impossible for Fleury to stop it.
The urgent task was to protect Jerome Bonaparte.
