The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Listening to what Tepesh said, Cheerchen considered whether to give him a higher treatment and subdue these people. Anyway, Cheerchen will hand these people over to Prince Yanush in the end. He didn't plan to keep Tepesh under his own hands, because Cheerchen felt that Tepesh's style of life and work was not in line with him. At least his move to abandon Bacht to take refuge in him made Chechen very unhappy. A good group always has to share weal and woe and blessings.

At this time, there was a sudden noise outside. At first it was the neighing of war horses, followed by waves of anger. Cheer Chen understood that there were soldiers from the guards he had brought. In the end, there was even the sound of swords intersecting.

"What happened?"

Cheerchen was surprised at the unexpected situation outside. Before coming, Cheer Chen had strictly ordered his subordinates not to conflict with the refugees, and he also believed that Fatima could restrain his subordinates.

Cheechen glanced at Tepes, hoping to get some news from the other party, but Tepes also looked surprised.

"I didn't." Tepes said. He didn't know what happened outside.

"Master, master."

Just as Chechen and Tepesh were about to go out to have a look, a beard wearing a fur coat ran into the straw shed.

"Outside, outside, the colonel was fighting with the man Batty brought." The beard said with his legs bent and his hands on his knees, panting.

"This is my servant, Merigue." Tepes said to Chechen.

"Which colonel? Merig." Tepes asked his servant again.

Before Merrigg answered, Cheerchen had a vague answer in his heart.

Colonel Jerzy Khaletski, the man who came to the refugee camp before himself to talk about recruiting and surrendering.

"A man from Colonel Jerzy Khaletsky," Merrig said.

His words confirmed Cheor Chen's guess.

Hearing that it was Colonel Jerzy Khaletsky, Tepesh's heart became alive again. The colonel's arrival at this time obviously brought new conditions. And now the opponents of the other side are also there, people from both sides are there, and I can just compete with the snipe and the clam for the fisherman's profit.

"Are they still fighting now?" Tepes asked his servant.

"No more fights now. The leader of Bachter stopped in the middle with people, and threatened them that he would help the other half whoever did it again." Merrig said.

Hearing this, Cheerchen and Tepesh were a little relieved.

"Head Chechen, how about we go out together now? Don't worry, I have decided that I am willing to work for Prince Yanush." ​​Tepesh said to Chechen.

Although he concealed it well, from the "respected messenger" to the "leader of Chechen," Tepesh's attitude towards Chechen has changed slightly.

"Of course, Mr. Tepes. Let's go out together." Hearing that Tepes finally decided to join his side, he felt quite relieved. He told Batty to stay in the straw shed and rest, and he walked out side by side with Tepesh.

When Chechen and Tepesh appeared in front of Coppola together, Coppola, the adjutant of Colonel Jerzy Khaletsky, recognized Chechen at a glance. Koppola met with Chechen in Miatersk. At that time, Victor's infantry team defeated himself and his companions from the front. When they retreated to the end of the street, it was Cheerchen's people who blocked their way. The long spears and swords like Lin, the bullets and grenades shot from the top of his head, made Coppola never forget. One of his eyes and ears was missing in this battle.

"Chief Bashit, what do you mean?" Coppola Ji pointed Chechen and asked Bashit.

Bashit led the people to stand between Coppola and Fatima. It was because of his existence that although the people on both sides were tense, they failed to fight.

"Second Lieutenant Coppola, this head Chechen just sent a cart of materials to compensate us for our losses. His people accidentally killed one of our people." Bashit explained.

Originally, the people in the camp didn't know that Sibel had died in the hands of Chechen's people. At this time, when Bachter said it, people around him suddenly started talking. They no longer looked at Fatima and others in good faith, instead they were cold and disgusted.

"Then he is our common enemy. Leader Bashit, we will kill him together." Coppola incited.

"Head Chechen's people were unintentional. We have already dealt with this matter. The car's belongings are his compensation." Bachter said loudly.

"Is all one's life worth a carriage?" Coppola smiled contemptuously. He made up his mind to stir up the emotions of the refugees.

"Yes, yes." Some then whispered in the crowd.

"Lieutenant Coppola, it's useless for you to deliberately instigate us to hate the leader Chechen. Although the things in this carriage cannot be exchanged for Siebel's life, it can save the lives of many people here. Compared to Commander Chechen, your nobleman exchanged a few pieces of bread for a man or two women. I am afraid that we did not treat us as human beings." Bachter said.

Chechen didn't expect Bachter to speak for himself. For a while, he again had the hope of bringing Bashitra to his side.

Coppola saw that Basit turned towards Chechen, and he was so angry that he almost cursed the "nigger" out. But at last he knew where he was, and swallowed the words abruptly.

"Then Chief Bashit, are you planning to take refuge in the traitor of Yanush?" Coppola asked ~www.readwn.com~ Bashit shook his head: "I am not going to take refuge in anyone. Because you are not good people. , I just want to use us as your cannon fodder."

Coppola's complexion was green. He realized that he was Bai Lai Le again this time.

"Well, we will have a period later. But I want to remind you, Bacht, you will regret it."

After that, Coppola turned around and was about to leave.

"Wait a minute, Lieutenant Coppola."

Tepes knows very well that Coppola's move, his plan to sell for a price must be frustrated. He has already fallen out with Bacht, and there will be no other way to go except to seek refuge in Chechen. He didn't care about anything, so he rushed forward and stopped Coppola.

"Um?"

Lieutenant Coppola turned his head suspiciously. He had an influence on Tepes, and when he first came, it was this man who was most eager to recruit himself.

"Lieutenant Coppola, I wonder if your colonel brought us any new grace today?" Tepes asked bluntly. At this time, time is money, and he doesn't care about being despised.

Tepes's words made Coppola understand that this group of refugees has been divided, and not all of them are willing to not serve the country like Bashit.

"Of course, the colonel is willing to increase the weekly salary to two Taylors. And the colonel is willing to give you the power of the leader of Tepesh to lead a company alone." Coppola said with victory. This condition was originally given to Bashit, since Bashit is stubborn and Tepesh is willing to work, of course Coppola said the condition was given to him. And Coppola believes that no one can refuse such generous terms.

Indeed, this condition was more generous than Cheechen's proposal, and Tepesh couldn't help but be moved.