The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

The "stupid way" that Pikes suggested to Yakov Cherkaski finally worked.

When Yakov Cherkaski commanded his engineers to build the first bunker, Anjay didn't take it seriously. The bold city lord of Polotsk regarded this behavior of Yakov Cherkaski as a cowardly performance. But after a few days, the Russian army built the same simple bunker every fifteen miles, and placed a small group of soldiers in it, and Anjey finally understood Yakov Cherkaski’s Intention-The Russian general wanted to use the bunker to restrict his cavalry's attack on his supply line.

Of course Andrei knew that if Yakov Cherkaski were to build the bunker down to the city of Polotsk, the consequences would be disastrous. In order to remove these nails, Anjay commanded his cavalry to launch a surprise attack on one of the bunkers. In this raid, Anjay placed two hundred cavalry on the only way to the Tsarist Russian reinforcements to block the enemy's reinforcements, while the remaining three hundred men attacked the bunker with all their strength.

At the beginning of the battle, the well-trained Lithuanian light cavalry advanced to a distance of fifty meters from the bunker, and launched a surprise attack at such a short distance. But their surprise attack was blocked by the trenches surrounding the bunker. Inside the trenches, there were densely packed wooden sticks. As Anjay’s troops did not prepare ladders and other tools in advance, the light cavalry could only do nothing outside the trenches.

The Tsarist Russian soldiers in the bunker recovered from the initial shock. They fired back with muskets and grenades in their hands, and used wolf smoke to report to the large troops that they had been attacked. The Lithuanian light cavalry were not to be outdone, they used carbines and bows to fight back at the enemy in the bunker.

The carbines and bows that can be used immediately are not as powerful as the heavy arquebuses used by the soldiers of the New Russian Army. In the process of "shooting", the bullets and arrows fired by the brave Lithuanian light cavalry could not penetrate the wooden bunker, while the bullets of the heavy arquebus used by the soldiers of the new Russian army can easily penetrate. The chain mail on the hussars.

Some hussars got off their horses, and they jumped down the trench regardless, and chopped wooden sticks with their hatchets, hoping to open a way.

But they don't have enough time.

The reinforcements composed of Boyer cavalry easily broke open the position of the blocking troops. In a head-on confrontation, the Lithuanian light cavalry was not at all an opponent of the Boyer cavalry who had practiced martial arts since childhood. Even if they were three or five people together, they couldn't stop a Boyer cavalry from attacking. As a result, the light cavalry in charge of blocking was quickly defeated, and was driven to the bottom of the fighting bunker-at that time, several light cavalry had climbed on the edge of the wooden suggested bunker.

Subsequently, the infantry and artillery of Tsarist Russia also arrived. Then there was a massacre.

After the battle, more than two hundred Lithuanian cavalry fell on the battlefield. The loss of the Tsarist Russian army was less than twenty people.

Andrzej Kmicicz was also badly injured in the battle. He was hit in the head by the page hammer of a Boyer cavalry. Had it not been for the protection of a chain armor helmet, he would have gone to see God. But even so, when he was brought back to Polotsk Castle under the protection of his subordinates, he was already "unconscious" due to excessive blood loss.

After receiving the news, Orina Birlevich rushed to the castle as soon as possible. As soon as she saw Anjay Kmicicz, who was covered in bandages, she threw herself down by the bed. At this time, all of Orina's misunderstanding and dissatisfaction with Anjay disappeared. She just thinks about the one she loves waking up sooner. For this, even if it is for her to give everything, she is willing.

The defeat of the Hussars also plunged the whole city of Polotsk into panic and fear. People seemed to see that the tragedy of the fall of Smolensk was about to repeat itself in Polotsk.

When Cheerchen got the news, and Pedro entered the castle. Oshka and Jarosh, the two confidants of Anjay, are arguing over the defense of Polotsk. Oshka believes that with the defeat of the Hussars, Polotsk's failure is inevitable. The only thing they can do now is to take Anjay and Orina to escape before the Tsarist Russian army begins the siege, to Werner, or to any place in the Republic where there is no war. But Jarosh had already blushed, and he was determined to stay and wash his shame with the blood of Yakov Cherkaski. Moreover, Jarosh stated that if Anzu did not fall into a coma, he would do the same. Because he is a soldier whose honor is above all else.

But when Oshka and Jarosh saw Chechen and Pidro, the two former opponents said in unison: "What are you doing here?"

Facing the murderous eyes of Oshka and Yarosh, Chechen said calmly: "I heard that Anjay was injured. Come and see him."

"Get out! You don't have to pretend to be good people." Oshka said irritably. To this day, he still bears a grudge about Cheer Chen's "use" of Miss Orina to defraud the arms from his own hands. He even felt that it was precisely because of the lack of that batch of arms that Anzu suffered such severe injuries.

"I'm here to visit Andrzej Kmicicz." Cheerchen repeated and walked upstairs.

"Dare you!" Oshka and Jarosh stared openly. They stepped up the stairs first, stood in front of Chechen and Pidro, and pulled out the sabers on their waists.

Pidro guarded Cheorchen behind him, and also "plugged" his finger into the trigger of the pistol.

At the moment when the two sides were at war, the door of the bedroom on the second floor opened. Miss Orina Birlevich came out.

"Anzu is awake."

Oshka and Jarosh were ecstatic when they heard that Andjay was awake. They both climbed the stairs with hands and feet and rushed into the bedroom.

"Miss Orina, we are here to see Anjay."

Miss Orina Billevich nodded ~www.readwn.com~ to signal Cheerchen to go in.

In the bedroom, Oshka and Jarosh knelt beside Anjay's bed. They are in pain, sad for not protecting Anzu, and happy that God can make Anzu wake up.

Andrzej Kmicicz, who was lying on the bed, was obviously still weak. There is no trace of blood on his lips, and his face is white and scary. He saw Chechen at the door and nodded to him.

Cheerchen saw Anjay's lips move and walked to the bed to hear Anjay's voice as much as possible.

"Polotsk, you can't lose it."

Cheerchen heard it.

"Orina represents me."

This is the second sentence of Andrzej.

He turned over all the power of Polotsk to Orina Birlevich! The last frontier of fire and sword