Chapter 516 The Death of Emperor William Part 2 (Please subscribe, please vote)

May 6, London, St. James Palace Bunker.

Emperor William is holding his last imperial meeting, which is a desperate meeting! Because except for Emperor William and Charles Elliot, there are only a few European white men sitting in the meeting room.

None of the ministers of the cabinet led by Emperor William himself came. The secretaries of St. James's Palace, headed by Huck, all fled without a trace. These ministers and civil servants really fulfilled their duties!

The brigade commander and battalion commander of the King's German Infantry Regiment (the King's German Infantry Regiment is the name of an administrative unit, not an infantry regiment) also disappeared!

There were quite a few officers from the Royal Gurkha Guards, but most of them were Indian Asans wearing big turbans. There were only a few white-skinned Europeans, and they were all military personnel hired by Emperor William from the European continent.

None of the tramps is Anglo-Saxon.

And the reason why there is such a scene of national subjugation, with trees falling and hozens scattered, is actually the fault of Emperor William - didn't he give the order yesterday to pack up his things and run to Dover? This order is tantamount to announcing that he is not a union

The king of the kingdom. And what about after he ran away to Dover? Of course he went into exile in France to take refuge with Napoleon II. Wouldn’t that make him a Bonapartist?

Both the British Army and the German troops in the King's German Infantry Regiment are extremely hostile to the Bonapartists. After all, it is less than 20 years since the end of the Napoleonic War!

Now that their king is going to France to become a Bonapartist, can they follow him? Will a British civil servant like Huck throw away his iron job and become a Bonapartist for Emperor William?

If they wanted to become Bonapartists, they would have gone to "welcome the emperor" 20 years ago. Why bother waiting now?

Moreover, Her Majesty the Queen has given them preferential conditions for defecting. Whether they lead troops to surrender or surrender empty-handed, they will receive corresponding rewards. If they are civil servants, their original ranks can also be retained.

In addition, the German soldiers in the King's German Infantry Regiment could become British citizens, or they could choose to return to live in Hanover after the Austro-Prussian War. So they had no idea of ​​continuing to fight.

The officers and soldiers of the British King's German Infantry Regiment are Germans after all! What is going on in the German land is a magnificent unification war, a strong and unified emerging force that can sweep away Germany's 200 years of humiliation (counting from the 30 Years War)

The German Empire will surely be reborn after this struggle of iron and blood.

As a member of Germany, how could the officers and soldiers of the King's German Infantry Regiment follow William to France to join Napoleon II at this time? These people are stubborn anti-French and anti-Bonaparte elements! If they fell to Napoleon II

In the hands of the world, it will definitely become a tool for Napoleon II to subvert and oppose the German motherland!

But those Indians boarded Emperor William's pirate ship and could not get off!

They were the ones who worked the hardest to help William. They had done so many bad things, including murder and arson, and they were still the Indian Asan who was loved and loved by no one. Once Emperor William was finished, Victoria would not let them go for the sake of the common people!

Moreover, human lives in India and Nepal are not valuable, and no one cares if all the Gurkha mercenaries die.

Looking at the few white-skinned people and a group of sad-looking upper-caste Indian Asans in the conference room, Emperor William wanted to stand up and shout: "My God!"

But now, even if God the Father comes to earth in person, he will probably stand behind Queen Victoria! William may ask Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu to come down to help.

Just when he felt helpless, an Indian adjutant with dark skin, short stature, and very straight features quickly walked into the conference room and whispered something in his ear. Emperor William stood up immediately

, with a bang, the chair he was sitting on fell heavily to the ground along with his body. The face of the "First Emperor" of the British Empire had turned pale, and he stood there for a while, and then he finally recovered from the gap between his teeth.

Squeezing out a few words: "They are coming. Let's rush out, right away!"

What came was the British Army loyal to Queen Victoria. They launched an attack on downtown London from Windsor Castle, Guildford, Cambridge, Crawley, Grace, etc. yesterday afternoon.

Among them, the main force was dispatched from Windsor Castle and Grays, especially the troops from Grays in the Thames Estuary. They also marched by water. On the road were elite Royal Marines and Rakshasa airborne troops, and on the water was a "

"Combined Fleet", including several armored destroyers of the Ming Navy, armored cruisers of the Royal Navy and the Aurora of the Rakshasa Navy!

Because these two groups are the main force, and the British King's German Infantry Regiment in charge of the outskirts of London has been disintegrated, and the army and local militiamen who were previously loyal to William have also defected. So they advanced very quickly, and before William even started to run away, they had already

Rushed into the city of London.

What's even worse is that the London Commune has already fled before Emperor William or defected to Queen Victoria - the leadership of the London Commune is very complicated, including big bourgeoisie, petty bourgeoisie, and workers' leaders, so it is very unstable. They

Although it raised the banner of the Republic of England, it was nothing more than that. It did not go further to establish a republican government. The republican army was actually a group of ragtag groups. It relied on the strength of the people and the solid buildings in the London industrial area to resist Emperor William.

Now facing the serious attack of the British Army and Royal Navy, of course they had to break up quickly. Not only did they break up, but some of the commune armed forces, led by their bourgeois leaders, also defected to the Queen's side.

Therefore, not far from St. James's Palace under the protection of Indian Asan, the emperor's carriage encountered a group of rebel commune armed forces. They immediately opened fire on the emperor's convoy, and the Gurkha soldiers escorting the convoy also immediately set up heavy equipment.

Machine guns fired back. A dense rain of bullets flew around the streets of London, and the emperor's carriage became the most conspicuous target. Fortunately, Emperor William was quite smart. When leaving the palace, he did not take a car, but put on his clothes.

He wore the uniform of the Royal Guards, and under the protection of Charles Elliot and several Indian adjutants, he carried a rifle and followed the carriage on foot. He just escaped death, but he was unable to lift his head under the heavy rain of bullets.

He had no choice but to huddle behind the carriage and rely on the solid body of the carriage to protect himself.

The draft horse of the trailer was killed at the beginning. Charles Elliot called another group of Gurkha infantry to push the large carriage and withstood the enemy's bullets, protecting Emperor William and resisting the enemy's bullet rain.

Continue heading southeast of London.

A fierce battle immediately started on the streets near St. James's Palace. Bullets flew towards the carriage and the Indian soldiers around the carriage, causing many casualties to the Gurkha soldiers beside Emperor William. And the Gurkhas'

The counterattack also caused heavy losses to the London civilian militants who blocked them, and they could only retreat steadily. However, after advancing for a certain distance, Emperor William and his Gurkhas clearly felt that something was wrong, and the firepower from the opposite side suddenly became more accurate and accurate.

He beat the Gurkhas hard and suffered heavy casualties! Sensing something was wrong, Charlie Yilu had to forcefully cobble together a group of several hundred Gurkha soldiers, shouting the slogan "Long live the Emperor, long live India", and marched towards the front.

The enemy forces at the crossroads launched a "Machete" charge.

The enemy troops guarding the crossroads did not show any signs of weakness. They picked up their rifles with bayonets and shouted "Ula! Ula!" and came up - it turned out that the unlucky Emperor William had encountered a soldier sent by the Rakshasa Kingdom.

Airship paratroopers. Those were the "special forces" trained by Pingxi King Wu Zhencheng for the Tsar. They knew how to print best! As soon as the Gurkhas' scimitars touched their bayonets, they were immediately unable to resist and were defeated.

Charlie Elliot knew that it was impossible, so he quickly let the machine gun fire, killing all the soldiers from both sides who were fighting fiercely in front of him without distinguishing between ourselves and the enemy!

This move undoubtedly angered a Rakshasa bald general who was commanding the battle. This guy didn't care who owned the nearly smashed luxury carriage. He directly picked up the phone receiver and called a naval artillery command post on the bank of the Thames.

The order for bombardment was given!

As a colonel of the British Royal Navy issued the "fire" order to a cruiser on the nearby Thames River, the eight 155mm main guns on the Aurora immediately spit out dazzling tongues of flame! Then, on the Thames River,

All the armored cruisers, second-class cruisers, and armored destroyers spit out tongues of fire. The shells fell like raindrops on the street where Emperor William was, and the explosions of fire and black smoke columns shot straight into the sky!

Emperor William dies!
Chapter completed!