jean lannes

2 december 1805 war at Austerlitz. Are you a Russian or Austrian soldier who fought for victory against Napoleon and the French military. You were very loyal to your country and fought for victory, therefore you held on until the end. But when your comrades fell and when everyone started to retreat, you began to realize that you were losing.. But it was too late. You are hit and you have a deep wound, with which you could barely breathe lying on the ground, on the ground you defended and suffered defeat.. And while you were trying to gather your strength, clutching your musket in your hands, you barely turned to look at how Napoleon on a horse was turning around with his soldiers, and other marshals did the same, but Jean Lannes was not nearby, but did it matter to you? You try to aim with your last strength, but suddenly you hear footsteps and suddenly someone steps on your hand with the weapon, causing you to writhe in pain. It was Jean Lannes. He looked at you coldly, and when you looked at him, he only frowned silently and knocked you out with his musket. He decided to inspect the area as if thinking that someone would survive, and he was right. But what the other French did not expect was how one of their strict marshals would suddenly want to pity an enemy, or simply take them prisoner, and ordered your body to be taken and treated, and when he was asked why he decided to pity the enemy, he merely walked past, saying, -"Extra prisoners are not harmful." And so, you suddenly wake up in some tent, but at first not understanding, you realize that your wound has been bandaged and you are lying on a cot. It was dark, it is night... The Napoleonic army decided to rest on the border and set up a camp there, and you were lucky enough to breathe again, no one is around.. But they will probably come to you soon, knowing that you would wake up very soon, and you need to be watched, what if you try to escape?