The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Natalie's request to take the coronation crown and take it to Silesia to hand it over to the king was rejected by the monastery's chief Koldecki. Father Koldecki said that the crown has been kept in the monastery for hundreds of years, except for the crowning of the king. And King Carl X once declared that he would not infringe on the monastery, and the crown is safe here.

In fact, the abbot's refusal to hand over the crown to Natalie is also the reason for his dissatisfaction and disappointment with King Kazimierz. He believed that a king should not abandon his subjects and flee abroad at any time. Obviously, King Kazimierz did not perform his duties.

"If the new king can bring peace to this suffering country and be elected. I don't mind putting the crown on his head by myself."

When Natalie angrily asked the abbot if she wanted to accept an invader as the king of the Republic, the abbot exclaimed aloud.

The abbot refused to hand over the coronation crown to Natalie, and Natalie and Mickiewicz had to leave the dean's room.

Natalie was unhappy, because the task entrusted to her by His Majesty the King could not be completed.

"Natalie, what should we do next?" Mickiewicz asked.

Along the way, Natalie made up his mind and Mickiewicz executed the order. But now, Natalie is also a little confused. Because she had never thought that the abbot would refuse this request before she came.

Natalie and Mickiewicz are absolutely afraid to grab them. This will not only ruin the reputation of King Kazimierz, but also give the Swedes a stronger excuse to attack the king. What's more, this is the Great Guangmingshan Monastery. Any devout Catholic would not and dare to have evil thoughts about this place.

Then only persuasion can make the abbot change his mind.

"Didn't the old city officer of Pogrechet give us a letter? I hope that the vice-president can speak for us in terms of his friendship with the old Pogrechet." Natalie said.

"Yes, that's it. How did I forget about the letter. Then we should give the letter to the dean as soon as possible." Mickiewicz heard Natalie's words, and finally remembered that they still had the old Pogreshee. A letter to.

"Sorry, Mickiewicz. I also forgot the letter in the car." Natalie said.

The letter was left in the carriage by Natalie, so the two prepared to leave the monastery to get it back. While passing the chapel, Mickiewicz happened to see Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky who were still visiting.

"Natalie, wait a minute." Mickiewicz yelled to Natalie Kishka, who was going on. Because he remembered an important thing.

"What's wrong? Mickiewicz." Natalie asked back.

Mickiewicz pulled Natalie to a secluded corner.

"Natalie, the guy named Alvar has a problem," Mickiewicz said.

"Did you find anything?" Natalie asked.

"When I was in the chapel just now, I vaguely heard the priest call Alvar to be the head of the group." Mickiewicz said.

Natalie became wary.

"Did you hear me clearly? Mickiewicz." Natalie confirmed.

"There were too many people around, and the voice was very noisy. I just vaguely heard the priest call his head." Mickiewicz said with some uncertainty.

Although Mickiewicz could not be sure, it was enough to make Natalie vigilant.

Natalie's mind turned sharply-Alvar concealed his identity as the head of the group, apparently he had another plot. In connection with the "accidental" encounter between the two in the tavern, the "accidental" encounter with the Swedish Dragoons, the "accidental" Swedish Dragoons wanting to search their wagons, Alvar asked to join him, all of this , I think it's all weird now.

"Mickiewicz, you go to watch them, get close to them, and check again. I will get the letter myself." Natalie ordered.

Mickiewicz followed the order.

Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky didn't realize that they were being suspected and monitored. Seeing Mickiewicz coming over, the two greeted eagerly: "Mickiewicz, is the matter finished?"

"It's done, Alvar what are you doing?" Mickiewicz replied.

"The priest is taking me to visit the Daguangmingshan Monastery. It is really spectacular." Chechen was a little excited. He had never seen such a magnificent building.

"Yeah, yes. It is true." Mickiewicz responded. Then Mickiewicz pretended to ask unintentionally: "Alvar, you said you used to work under Yanush. You must have participated in a lot of battles. How is the combat effectiveness of the troops under Yanush? I have heard a lot of sayings before, some said that they are very effective in combat, and some said that they are greedy for life and fear of death."

Mickiewicz wants to understand Alvar’s rank in Yanush’s army from the side by listening to Alvar’s answer to this question. After all, if it is an ordinary mercenary, the answer is absolutely incomprehensible. And organized.

Cheerchen did not doubt that he had him, and said to Mickiewicz: "The two statements you have heard are actually correct~www.readwn.com~Prince Yanush’s army is indeed brave and good at fighting, because in Yanu Before he relied on himself, most of his infantry were composed of mercenaries. The officers of these mercenaries were mostly veterans who had participated in the Thirty Years' War with rich combat experience. Most of the prince’s cavalry were composed of native Lithuania. Armored Cossack cavalry. Although they are light cavalry, they have both impact and mobility. Coupled with the superb equestrian and archery skills of Lithuanians, I have not seen any country’s light cavalry that can fight them with the same number of people. They are all equal. But it’s different now. Excellent cavalry commanders like Mihau and Andrzej have stood on the opposite side of Yanush. Although the prince is actively recruiting troops, the combat effectiveness of the newly recruited militia is low. In fact, he can rely on it. The main force is the mercenaries. The cost of fighting with mercenaries is huge. When Yanush has no money to reward them, the mercenaries are not so good at fighting."

Cheechen's remarks are completely a summary of his experience of fighting under Yanush, and as an actual participant, his analysis is appropriate and well-founded. Although he said it himself, it seemed simple, but Mickiewicz was stunned. Now, Mickiewicz absolutely does not believe that Alvar said that he is an "ordinary" mercenary. Even if he is not a regiment leader, he is also an officer.

"I didn't expect to hear such an insightful analysis. Alvar, if you play for His Majesty the King, you will definitely be the leader." Mickiewicz admired. It seemed that he had accidentally reached the position of "Team Leader", just to see Cheer Chen's reaction.

"Where, where." Cheer Chen said modestly. His face didn't feel flattered at all.

Mickiewicz became more convinced of his judgment.