The Bavarian General thinks. He was old and had a bushy beard, of which he was rubbing in thought.

"My boys were planning to fire at you. They will not want to join your army. And I...I'm not doing to either. I'm too old for this crap. But if you will allow me, I will let my boys down easy on the situation. To prevent their deaths." The general explained.

Elsewhere

Many Bavarian soldiers have fleed to the Prussia. They seem to be grouping together and heading towards Berlin. They are not armed, but wore dirty and bloody warfare uniforms. They seem to be led by two men. One is the Royal Advisor to the Once-King of Bavaria and the other is the Feldmarshall of the army, Friedrich Drexelhaufen. The soldiers were in the thousands, walking down the road in silence and in a worn out state.