Just when everyone thought the Prusso-Russian War had reached a stalemate, on November 2nd, 1879, a Prussian division suddenly bypassed Camian and headed straight for Pinsk.
Since the outbreak of the Prusso-Russian War, Franz had always been paying close attention and occasionally deployed high-altitude airship reconnaissance.
Austria possessed the most advanced airship technology, and their most advanced reconnaissance airships could operate at altitudes as high as 8000 meters.
In these days, anti-aircraft weapons were not well-developed; as long as they were above 3000 meters, neither anti-aircraft machine guns nor artillery posed any threat.
With no safety threats, Austrian airships naturally often penetrated into other countries' airspace. At first, Franz was not accustomed to this domineering style, but as his neighbors showed little reaction, he gradually got used to it.
