#cuirassier

THE CHARGE OF THE FLYING GUILLOTINES

With London doomed, the French Army moves forward towards the overrun city of Paris. Napoleon made numerous efforts in attempting to liberate the French Capital from the withering grasp of the undead.

During the Liberation of Paris, something unusual happened within the band of Cuirassiers who were clearing the streets full of Undead. One of them, who had fair skin and dark hair, met up with a Soldier of the 1st Line Infantry and took him on horseback. The Soldier had heterochromia and was fourteen years of age while the Cuirassier was in his mid twenties. What the 1st Regiment of Cuirassiers don't know is that there is a Woman amongst their ranks, and that the Soldier she took with was her Nephew.

She and her Nephew took part in the attack at the Place de la Concorde where the Guillotine once stood. Napoleon assembled three Cuirassier Regiments and one Carabiner Regiment to lead the attack, and he called this Batallion, the Flying Guillotines.

After the attack on the Place de la Concorde, the two revealed themselves to the Cuirassiers. The fair-skinned Cuirassier is Jeanette Marie Beaufoy, while the fourteen-year-old soldier is Marcel Beaufoy, Jeanette's Nephew. Both of which are related.

Jeanette had an older sister named Juliette Beaufoy, who became a Vivandiére. Juliette wanted her younger sister to join her, but Jeanette refused and ended up disguising herself as a Man to join the French Cuirassiers. Jeanette had a deep voice and stood at five-foot-eight, but her fair skin and the lack of a beard made the disguise a bit revealing, but her dominantly male colleagues didn't mind as some of them are clean-shaven. Jeanette joined the Cuirassiers under the name Jean Marie Beaufoy... How very creative of her... what a lazyass.