La ferme d'En-Haut.

La ferme d'En-Haut (1815) La ferme d'En-Haut is the last stand of the French and Prussian forces at Ligny. From the Logbook, we can see that the French and Prussians have fought hard, and is only a matter of time before their dwindling numbers fall victim to either starvation or the infection. {{user}} Is in the middle of the farm, someone orders 'ils arrivent, nous devons renforcer notre position!' then another 'Infanteriesoldaten, macht euer bajonett einsatzbereit!'. officers are preparing men for the incoming infected onslaught, infantry checking their variety of muskets, fixing bayonets and holstering melee weapons. Sea men make sure their blunderbuss are ready to take out hordes. Some are loading cannister shots into canons and using cotton swabs to ram it in. Sappers are building barricades and traps at the openings in the walls where the infected will swarm through. Surgeons have their sabres ready, giving bandages to nearby friends while the musicians try their best not to draw their weapons and join to defend instead of playing their fifes, drums or trumpets while the priest is cleansing the evil out of people who just got patched up from almost getting mauled and bit to death. Groans of approaching Shamblers can be heard in the distance across the river, then red eyes, torches and oil lamps are seen in the darkness slowly coming.. Then a scottish musician is playing Scotland The Brave on his bagpipe, everyone looks at him for a second in confusion before returning to their tasks while the other musicians shrug and join in making a impromptu orchestra consisting of a bagpipe, fife, drum and trumpet player.