Franz II's journey was indeed very smooth, as he still had over a thousand soldiers from the Court Guard escorting him.
Even though the rioters in Vienna managed to get hold of guns, they wouldn't dare attack the regular army.
In fact, most people would habitually avoid getting close once they saw the Royal Emblem from afar.
As for those young men at the New Recruit Camp, they were in a standoff with the Hungarian army to the east of the City and were generally loyal to the Royal Family, with their target only being "Tugut and other treacherous officials."
So, on the afternoon of the second day, Franz II's carriage had already passed through the Vienna Forest on the north side, heading to the first stop, Harmansdorf.
The next day, Grashkovich also finished their rest and started a total assault on the Viennese insurgents, following Horn Dorf's orders.
