The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

When Cheerchen and Father Spasokukotsky left the monastery and returned to the place where Oksana's open carriage was, Oksana told Cheerchen about Natalie's inquiry about Cheerchen.

"So you mean they have begun to doubt my identity?" Cheer Chen asked suspiciously. It's not that he didn't believe what Oksana said, but he remembered the conversation between him and Mickiewicz about Yanush's army. Now that I think about it, Mickiewicz is really full of routines. what.

"Then you can rest assured, that woman has been fooled by me. I thought how shrewd that woman was, and she was not dismissed by me in a few words. By the way, you didn't show your stuff, right?" Oksapé asked .

Asked by Oksana, Cheerchen felt a drop of sweat on his forehead. He said in a mosquito-like voice: "It might be exposed."

"What did you say!"

Although Cheerchen's voice was soft, every word clearly fell into Oksana's ears. The gypsy girl jumped up with anger, her eyes full of disappointment and anger at Cheerchen's "unworthy".

Cheerchen also felt that he had failed Oksana's efforts, and he blamed himself for being careless.

"Head, you can explain to them. Your original intention of concealing your identity is just that you don't want others to treat you as an accomplice of the traitor. You tell them that you have indeed left Yanush and do not intend to continue to serve him. It worked."

At this time, Father Spasokukotsky, who had been listening nearby, advised Cheerchen.

This suggestion has not received Cheerchen’s response, but Oksana coldly snorted: "Explain? That will only make your team leader die faster. Do you think that Natalie and that Is Mickiewicz a reasonable person? I'm afraid Cheerchen will be cut into two pieces by her sabre as soon as she stands in front of her."

After hearing the priest's suggestion, Tetsuchen's eyes flashed with hope. After listening to Oksana's words, that hope faded again.

"Cheerchen!"

Oksana smashed Cheechen, who was bowing her head and shrunken shoulders, and said to him solemnly: "You can run away and go to Krakow."

"Escape?" Cheerchen repeated uncertainly.

"Or you go to the dean of the monastery and seek his asylum. I don't think Natalie dare to kill people in the Great Bright Mountain Monastery." Oksana thought of the second method again.

Cheerchen weighed these two methods. The journey to Krakow is far away, and Natalie and Mickiewicz may be chased down on the way, but in the entire team, apart from himself and the priest, only Mickiewicz is riding a horse, relying on him alone. You may not be able to deal with yourself; while seeking shelter from the Great Guangmingshan Monastery, although the monastery is in front of your eyes, you have no friendship with anyone in the monastery. Whether they will shelter themselves is still a question. If they choose to hand themselves over to Natalie, wouldn't they just throw themselves into the net?

After much deliberation, Cheerchen still felt that it was the most reliable escape.

"Oksana, I choose to go to Krakow, you go with us." Cheerchen made the decision and said to Oksana.

But his words caused a burst of laughter from Oksana.

"My kid, did you make a mistake? Of course I have to leave, but it's not to Krakow. As for the little woman who cheated Natalie to save you, it was just to repay the two thousand you gave me in Werner. Taylor. Oh, yes, it should be your uncle to thank you, because your uncle gave the money." Oksana picked Chechen's chin with her fingertips and watched his face turn from white to red.

Cheerchen moved his chin away from Oksana's fingertips. He didn't say anything to Oksana, but said "thank you".

Oksana was taken aback for a moment, and then waved to Cheerchen not to be so sad.

Now that they have decided to escape, the three of course have to hurry up before Natalie and Mickiewicz return. Fortunately, Natalie and others have been not strictly guarding Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky, or apart from Natalie and Mickiewicz, no one regards them as prisoners.

Oksana took out a few bottles of wine from the open wagon, and the servants who took care of the carriage easily accepted the "gift" from Oksapi and drank one by one.

Then, Oksana excused that her open wagon was too big and would easily block the road when parked here, so she wanted to move the wagon to a more remote place. This request was quickly approved by the servants. Of course, it was Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky who helped push the cart.

The three drove the open carriage to a secluded corner in front of the servants. This location is very good. Although it is far from the main road, the small roads around it extend in all directions and are wide enough for a carriage to pass. If Chechen and Father Spasokukotski might get lost in a strange street, but Oksana had been to Czestochowa, and she knew the roads here.

There is no problem for Oksana to escape from here. Next, Cheerchen drinks Spasokukotsky and has to find a way to steal her horse back~www.readwn.com~ But it’s not difficult, Oksa Na had already added something to the wine she gave to the servants. However, what she added this time was not an aphrodisiac or Mongolian sweat medicine, but a laxative. Counting the time, those servants should also go to the toilet.

When Chechen and Spasokukotsky returned to their place, those servants were indeed gone. The two quickly retrieved the horse. During this period, Father Spasokukotsky kept drawing a cross on his chest, as if praying for forgiveness for his "fault" under the sacred mountain.

No one stopped, Cheer Chen and the priest's actions were exceptionally smooth. This is mainly due to Natalie's holiday for the mercenaries, resulting in no mercenaries staying here, everyone went to watch the excitement.

When Natalie and Mickiewicz returned, Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky had already run away.

"Damn it!" Natalie cursed regardless of her status. I don't know if I regretted being a step late or I was angry at Chechen and their escape.

"It's all my fault for not optimizing those two people. Miss, I think they must be the people sent by the Swedes to monitor us. I'm afraid our whereabouts have been exposed." Mickiewicz said with great annoyance.

"Mickiewicz. You immediately gather people to look around, they must have not gone very far. Remember, whether you can find it or not, you must come back tomorrow morning. The task has been completed and it is not appropriate to stay here for long." Natalie decided road.

Although this action did not bring the crown back for the king, Natalie had already obtained Dean Koldecki's assurance that the crown would not fall into the hands of the Swedes, and this was finally able to make a difference.

"Don't let me run into you again, Alvar. Otherwise, I must have you pay for deceiving me." Natalie meditated as she looked at the end of the road.