Germanic Empire: please call me William III

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Relying on the strong attack power of the 3rd Panzer Division, the Germanic Imperial Army easily broke through the Pylis Army’s defenses and rushed towards Hasselt.
The 2nd Army, also assisted by the 2nd Panzer Division, tore through the Plysy line and made a rapid advance towards the Bruselle line.
The 1st Army, on the other hand, was directly under the city of Antwerp. General Kluke left three infantry divisions to attack the city, and the rest of the troops bypassed Antwerp and, with the support of the 1st Panzer Division, launched an attack on Ghent.
As the Germanic Army’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Armies engaged in a rapid offensive, the war situation in the Kingdom of Pyllis was suddenly changed. The situation took a sharp turn for the worse, which was very detrimental to the Entente Group.
The 3rd Army of the Germanic Empire, directly behind the allied forces assembled in the western part of the Fortress of Liège, launched a direct attack on the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium. As for the 1st Army, it was as if drawing a longer arc on the map, trying to wipe out the Allied forces gathered in Belgium.
If you look at it from the map, you can clearly see that the three armies of the Germanic Empire Army directly hit three beautiful right hook punches.
However, this was fatal to the Belgians, the Gauls and the sun never set.
Once the strategic plan of the Germanic Imperial Army was realized. Then the Entente would suffer a heavy blow within the kingdom of Belgium.
Brucel, Royal Palace.
Albert I was anxious like an ant on a hot pot. He seemed to have no idea that the defensive line built by the Pylith Army in the north would be broken so easily. This directly put the kingdom of Billy in trouble.
“O God! Are our armies really vulnerable? Are our lines really like paper paste? In less than half a day, it was easily broken by the Germans. The Germanic forwards were not far from Brucel. How exactly did this battle come about? How did it come to be like this? Albert I was furious.
“Your Majesty the King, the Germanic attack was very swift. The information obtained so far shows that the Germans had invested a new weapon in the offensive, a war machine made of steel that could move quickly across the battlefield and withstand the firing of bullets. Our soldiers have never seen these new weapons of the Germans. Our defensive line was also easily broken by them. The chief of the general staff, General Louis Ricker, said.
“I don’t need to know the details, I just want to know if we can withstand the Germanic attack? Can we hold our capital? Albert I asked very annoyedly.
Suddenly, the generals of the Billys Army were silent one by one.
They were all well aware that in the current terrible situation, it would be delusional to resist the attack of the Germanic Imperial Army and protect their capital.
“Your Majesty the King, an elite unit of the Germanic Imperial Army has launched an attack directly on the flank of the fortress of Liège. Our coalition forces, under the frontal attack of hundreds of thousands of Germans, were already struggling to hold on. Once the flank rear was attacked by the Germans, it was absolutely impossible to resist. In addition, our main forces were all invested on the Eastern Front. With the defeat of the northern front, we no longer had the strength to stop the Germans. The Commander-in-Chief, General Antony de Morranville, said.
“Damn! That is, Brucel would fall. Or even, our country will perish? Albert I’s face was as black as the bottom of the pot.
“Your Majesty the King, Bruselle is about to be attacked, so get out of here.” It’s already very dangerous here. Minister of War Saunik advised.
Albert I nodded, he would never do anything about clinging to Brucel and coexisting in the kingdom of Pyrrhies.
He wants to live, even if he forms a government-in-exile. In this way, the future kingdom of Billys will have the opportunity to be restored. If it fell into Germanic hands, there would be no hope for anything.
Subsequently, Albert I and the high-ranking government fled Brucel and fled to the southern city of Mons in the kingdom of Belgium. It is close to the Gaul state, and if the situation is not right, it can flee into the territory of the gaul state at any time.
Many of the generals of the Kingdom of Billys stayed behind, trying to find a way to reverse the situation.
Unfortunately, under the fatal blow of the Germanic Army, there was nothing they could do.
On 18 August, the 3rd Army of the Germanic Empire captured Hasselt and launched an attack on the flank of the Allied Forces.
The 2nd Army of the Pylisian Army, the 1st Army of the Gallic Army, the 2nd Army and the 3rd Army, as well as the 1st Army of the Imperial Expeditionary Force, were already struggling to resist the attack of the 3rd Army, the 4th Army and the 5th Army of the GermanIc Empire Army.
The flanks and rears were attacked, and the rear roads could be cut off, directly causing the morale of the coalition forces to nearly collapse.
A large number of troops abandoned the defensive line and began to retreat backwards.
However, the Germanic Army was in hot pursuit.
The three armies continued to attack from the front, maintaining pressure on the Allied forces.
The 3rd Army continued to attack from the flanks, threatening the rear of the Allied forces.
At the same time, the Germanic Air Force was also involved in the offensive.
A large number of warplanes attacked the fleeing Allied forces.
Fighters continued to fire with aircraft machine guns, killing fleeing troops on the ground and slowing the allied retreat.
Bombers bombed railways, roads, and bridges directly, and after the destruction of these transportation facilities, the speed of the Allied retreat was inevitably affected by means.
In addition, the Germanic Army was already equipped with a large number of trucks, and the marching speed was much faster than that of the Allied forces.
Under such circumstances, even if the Allied forces fled in desperation, they could not escape the pursuit of the Germanic Imperial Army.
At the same time, the 1st Army of the Germanic Empire conquered Antwerp and Ghent respectively, and the main force attacked directly to the northern border of Gaul.
The 2nd Army of the Germanic Empire, after capturing The Brussels, the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium, also continued to attack southwards, with the potential to break through the border and invade the northern part of Gaul.