The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

When Prince Yanush fell and Chechen headed to Werna with a group of crippled insurgents, Natalie had returned from Czestochowa to Silesia.

King Kazimierz and Natalie’s father Janusz Kishka are in Głogova, Silesia. Before Natalie entered the city, her father greeted his daughter at the gate of the city.

The old Janush was over half a hundred years old, the hair on the top of his head was gone, and his beard was all white. But the old man's spirit was still very good, he took Natalie into his arms as soon as he saw his daughter.

"My daughter, you are finally back." The old man said emotionally.

"Yes, father. I'm back." Natalie replied with a smile, snuggling in her father's arms.

Janush straightened his daughter's body, and he wanted to take a good look at her.

"Being thin, you must have eaten not bitter." Janush said.

Natalie shook her head. Although her life in Czestochowa was difficult, she had a fulfilling life every day.

"Father, I have a lot to say to you. It's about..."

"It's about Czestochowa," Janusz said.

"Yes, father. We defeated the Swedes in Czestochowa and they retreated. Thousands of regular troops can't help hundreds of monks. This is unprecedented!" Natalie said excitedly.

"Don't worry. You sort out the language first, because His Majesty also wants to know about Czestochowa." Janusz said with a smile.

"Your Majesty!" Natalie exclaimed.

"Yes, Your Majesty. When the news of Czestochowa reached Silesia, our king was the most concerned. He went to church and prayed every day, praying that his people would defeat the enemy. Now, God is satisfied. His Majesty’s wishes."

After speaking, Janusz mounted his horse and said to the mercenaries: "The Kishka family will never forget your kindness."

Then he and Natalie and her entourage entered the city gate together. Although it was late, Kazimierz was not in his palace, but prayed in the church. And he has been doing this for more than fifty days.

Natalie and her father dismounted in front of the church door and walked into the church. A priest is presiding over a prayer in front of the altar. At the prayer mat, there was only one person. The man buried his face in his palm, motionless. Only from the ups and downs of his chest caused by his deep sigh can I see that this person is not asleep.

Natalie walked carefully behind this man, trying to make no noise as much as possible. The man was wearing a black velvet coat with a mink lining, white lace rolled from his neck to the outside. There was a black polite next to him, and a cluster of white feathers stuck in the top hat.

When the priest's prayer ceremony was over, the man raised his head.

"Your Majesty!" Natalie walked to the front and greeted on one knee.

This is King Jan Kazimierz.

Kazimierz stood up, put his hat back on his head, and then helped Natalie up.

"Our heroine is back." Kazimierz said happily.

"Yes, Your Majesty. I'm back."

"Quickly tell me about Czestochowa. For dozens of days, we will receive all kinds of news about the monastery being besieged. These news are inconsistent and some have been proved to be false. Yours Coming back will let us know the most truthful news." King Kazimierz said.

Obviously, he is always paying attention to the news coming from the country.

"Your Majesty, we are victorious." Natalie announced loudly.

At this time, Janusz Kishka walked behind the king and Natalie. His complexion is also unprecedentedly ruddy.

"God!" Kazimierz exclaimed.

Immediately, he knelt to the ground and thanked God again. Janusz and Natalie also knelt down.

After the meeting, Kazimierz stood up.

"It is inappropriate to talk about war in the church. Let's go back to the palace. Natalie, please tell me carefully." Kazimierz said.

When the three returned to the palace where Kazimierz was, the whole palace was already brightly lit. Obviously, someone has notified the news of His Majesty the King’s return in advance.

Queen Maria Ludvika and the servant Ugowski stood at the gate of the palace. Kazimierz walked into the palace with the queen's hand, he was very interested and very happy. Natalie and his daughter followed closely behind.

Everyone came to the restaurant of the palace. There, all the civil servants and generals who went abroad with the king gathered here.

"Czestochowa is holding on! The Swedes have withdrawn! We have won!" King Kazimierz said loudly.

All the people cheered loudly after the king's voice fell. Then, King Kazimierz pushed Natalie forward.

"Our heroine, the rising star of the Kishka family, participated in the siege of Daguangmingshan all the way. Let her tell us the specifics."

Hearing what the king said, everyone's eyes focused on Natalie.

If it is an ordinary person, being watched by a group of high-ranking officials, he must be nervous and speechless, but Natalie is generous and talks neither humble nor arrogant.

When she talked about the time when Frzezhovich stole chickens and failed to lose money, UU reading www. uukanshu. com everyone laughed happily; and when Natalie talked about Dean Koldecki’s piety and determination, everyone was solemn; and when she heard the heavy artillery bombardment of the monastery at the Swedes In the precarious time, although they knew that the monastery would turn from danger to peace in the end, many people were still terrified. The identity told Natalie) to blow up the heavy cannon, and even the king applauded the knot.

"So, Dean Koldecki finally gave those Swedes a bag of holy bread?"

Upon hearing Natalie talk about the scene when Dean Koldecki received Anders Eriksson during the defense battle of the Great Bright Mountain Monastery, King Kazimierz couldn't help but laugh.

"Yes, Your Majesty. That's what the priests of the monastery do." Natalie replied.

"These priests are braver than my ministers and generals." King Kazimierz finally sighed.

This is not easy for the ministers to answer. In the end, the Potoz base station came out and replied: "We are always loyal to Your Majesty and are always ready to dedicate ourselves to His Majesty's cause."

"I have no doubt that you are not loyal to me."

Kazimierz said. Although he has listened too much to similar words.

Since his cousin Karl X invaded the Republic, Kazimierz has been accustomed to seeing the betrayal of his relatives. He has matured a lot earlier than when he was in Ukraine.

After a long silence, King Kazimierz asked his ministers: "Everyone, Czestochowa has set an example for the Republic. What should we do next?"

Before Kazimierz's words were over, Natalie was already on her knees: "Your Majesty, I beg you, no, I suggest you go home immediately. Now the whole country is looking forward to your return!"