Iron Blood Germany: Rise of the Kaiser's Son
Chapter 754

The Empire's Conditions (Please Vote)

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In Berlin, the German capital, the Imperial Council was underway in the imperial palace.

"Gentlemen, have preparations for the attack on Britain been completed?" Oscar asked. For the German Empire, launching an attack on the British mainland had become the foremost priority at present.

"Your Majesty, preparations are essentially complete. All participating units have arrived in their designated areas and assembled on standby. The various combat supplies needed for the war have also all been delivered to French ports. Once the order is given, we can immediately launch an attack on the British mainland!" Minister of War and Chief of Staff von Falkenhayn reported.

For this battle, the German Army had spent a long time making meticulous preparations. The German Navy had utterly ground the once-unrivaled British Royal Navy beneath its heel. This time, the German Army would sweep across the British mainland and thoroughly defeat the British.

"What about the Navy's escort warships, bombardment fleet, and transport fleet? Are they all in position?" Oscar asked.

"Your Majesty, the Navy is ready. This time, we will provide the Army with every possible form of support!" Field Marshal Count Tirpitz, the First Sea Lord, reported.

Oscar nodded. "Then the attack on the British mainland will begin one week from now! I hope to conclude the war against Britain within three months, so that the officers and soldiers can return home for Christmas."

"Yes, Your Majesty!" everyone replied.

None of them believed that Oscar's demand to defeat Britain within three months was an impossible task. Although the British had been frantically arming troops on their homeland, according to German intelligence, the British Army had snowballed in size, growing ever larger until it now numbered more than four million men. But in the eyes of German Army generals, they were merely a rabble

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