Continued conscription was naturally no issue for Victor Emmanuel III. Only with sufficient troops could they drive away the French and then revive the Kingdom of Sardinia.
After struggling for so many years, they had finally seen the dawn of success, and now there was no way they could give up. To win the final victory, paying a bit of a price was completely worthwhile.
Moreover, the war was not fought in vain. The Vienna Government had long made a promise that all participating nations would share the spoils based on their contributions in the war.
Thanks to the prestige Franz had cultivated over the years, this promise was highly respected by everyone.
The French had vast enterprises and wealth, and just a bit leaking out was enough to satisfy the Kingdom of Sardinia. The only precondition was that they needed to have commendable achievements.
