Austria decides that its had enough of its newfound peace and breaks the treaty, meanwhile Napoleon has managed to gather a massive number of armed civilians prepared to stand against the enemy. Defeat suddenly becomes less than certain.
The British notice this formidable defense and run off into Normandy, sadly they continue toward another city but at least they've left Paris and Napoleon alone
After looking at London and discovering that Marshall Scamp's army is outnumbered by a local British force and his escape route is blocked by Admiral Kan who has apparently recovered from the night of hard drinking that lead to France making landfall to begin with. The Emperor sighs heavily and dispatches diplomats to sign an agreement that will allow the army to return safely.
Napoleon throws up his hands and vows that Britain will be wiped off the map, while France is in a precarious position its quite clear that the British position is worse. Apparently theres no reasoning with such delusional dolts.
With retreat an impossiblity Marshall Scamp charges headlong into the enemy forces to avoid being trapped in London should defeat occur.
Numerically superior and all rilled up after seeing their capital looted to pay for a victory monument in Paris the British take to the field in hopes of getting their revenge
The battle is going... ahead... up until a brilliant move by the enemy turns the tables in their favour.
Marshall Scamp turns around when he hears the sound of calvalry approaching, usually a welcome sound the Marshall looks on with horror and orders his bodyguard unit to start running, the British have somehow snuck behind French lines. The Marshall bolts for it but a few of his bodyguards are sluggish to start, quickly finding themselves run through by British steel.
Riding hard towards his own lines Marshall Scamp calls to his troops for help, a division of line infantry position themselves between the English cavalry and their general and succeed in driving the enemy off.
Marshall Scamp sighs in relief and makes a note to fire whoever allowed the British to sneak up like that undetected, suddenly he notices his horse go out from under him causing him to fall to the ground. he sits up and looks at his chest to discover it absolutely riddled with shrapnel from a nearby French cannon who had attempted to drive off his British persuers with grapeshot.
His second in command, Taniciusfox, takes over the army and orders a charge with bayonets against the British lines which break after a short exchange
the newly promoted Marshall Fox returns his army to London to await their fate, reinforcement or destruction