June 1815: The Allies are pouring into France following the Battle of Waterloo to bring down the Bonparatist regime. A small detachement is sent out to pacify the area around the village of Feuquières and locate any isolated French forces.
  | Dawn is rising on a small bivouac of French soldiers. |
|
 | The Allies are getting ready to start their pacification and liberation mission in the area. |
|
 | A patrol of the British 15th Hussars scouting in the nearby village of St-Deniscourt. |
|
 | The soldiers' work is particularly difficult due to the freakishly high temperature of the day. |
|
 | Shattered by their efforts, the soldiers settle into their new bivouacs. |
|
 | The next morning, the French attack the Allied positions. |
|
 | Skirmishes between the two forces erupt here and there... |
|
 | ...but neither side wishes to escalate this engagement into a full confrontation... |
|
 | ...and the French are free to continue on the way. |
|
