The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Christina walked into Wedenberg’s temporary headquarters. She freed Cheerchen and his companions on her own terms. Although no one here as a queen can question her decision, the military character she cultivated since childhood still prompted Christina to confess to Widenberg.

In the headquarters, Christina saw Baron Christopher Biel York lying in a pool of blood, Widenberg sitting on a long-legged chair with a **** saber lying at his feet.

Baron Christopher Bill York, who had lost his life, opened his eyes wide. His face recorded fright, pain, and disbelief at the last moment of his life.

Widenberg killed Baron Christopher Bill York-this is a fact that Christina immediately realized. But he didn't understand why, as the commander of Sweden in Warsaw, Wedenberg had to kill Baron Christopher Biljök, who came as a reinforcement.

"Your Majesty, you are here." Widenberg looked at Christina and smiled.

The smile was full of warmth.

There is warmth in the smile of Widenberg, who has always been known for his cruelty. If this is told to others, no one will believe it. But it is true that Wiedenberg gave Christina a warm smile, and it was after the murder.

"General, what happened here?" Christina did not smile back at Wiedenberg as she used to, but asked seriously and straightforwardly.

"Baron Christopher Bill York is dead, I killed it." Wiedenberg said.

"why?"

Of course Christina knew that Widenberg had killed Baron Christopher Bill York. She wants to know the reason.

"His Majesty."

Widenberg stood up, and what he did to Christina was the courtesy that his courtiers did to the monarch.

Christina gave in sideways.

"Your Majesty. Before long, Kazimierz should send envoys to me again to ask for surrender. This time I am ready to agree, because my soldiers can no longer withstand another attack. Although not Willing to admit, but our failure is inevitable." Wiedenberg said sadly.

"I know." Christina said in a low voice, lowering her head. From the Warsaw defense to today, Widenberg can be said to have done everything possible. He and his staff worked all night, contemplating ways to defend Warsaw. His hair had almost lost half of his hair, and his beard had long lost its former luster. However, in the face of the absolute superiority of the Polish army, he finally lost the battle. But no one will blame the general, because it is impossible for anyone to do better.

It can be said that although it was a defeat, this defeat was enough to wash away the stigma of Wydenberg's failure under the Great Bright Mountain Monastery.

After a brief silence, Christina asked: "Is it because Baron Christopher Bill York is opposed to surrender?"

Wiedenberg would kill Baron Christopher Biel York, who had never had a grudge, and Christina could only think of this reason after much deliberation.

Widenberg shook his head. He picked up the saber on the ground and inserted the saber back into its sheath without wiping blood.

"No, the Baron doesn't object to my surrender. The reason I want to kill him is for you." Wiedenberg said.

Christina was struck by lightning, and she stayed there, like a stone statue.

It's for you, Widenberg's words have been very clear.

For his cousin, everyone can surrender to the Poles, and all can fall into the hands of Poles, but he can't. Baron Christopher Bill York apparently not only shoulders the task of rescuing Warsaw, but also has a secret mission-to kill himself when things cannot be done.

A dead former queen rather than a captured one is the best solution for Karl X and for the Kingdom of Sweden.

"Cousin really is more suitable to be a king than herself." Christina thought sadly.

Widenberg suddenly stepped forward and hugged Christina. There was no evil in that embrace, only love and warmth.

"Your Majesty, I love you like a daughter," Wiedenberg said.

Widenberg has always appeared in the country as the confidant of Karl X, and has always been stubbornly at odds with the domestic forces that are still loyal to Christina, but who would have thought of this Christina’s "opposer" , Carl X's supporter, but Christina is really interested in it. This cannot but be said to be the sorrow of Karl X.

Christina pulled out of Widenberg's arms gently.

"Thank you, Wiedenberg. But Carl may be right. My identity cannot fall into the hands of the Poles. And if Carl knew that I was still alive and Christopher Billyoke was dead, he would definitely know that it was you. Let me go. Then you will be in a tough situation when you return to Sweden." Christina didn't want to hurt Widenberg. Being so hit by the person she has always loved, although perhaps it is compelling to stand from the perspective of Karl X, Christina still feels ashamed. At this time, she has already begun to die.

Wiedenberg felt this, and he knelt to the ground: "Your Majesty, you must not commit suicide. You don't know how many people love you and are willing to give your life for you. Moreover, You are the only daughter of King Gustav, and your majesty’s spirit in the sky, I definitely hope you can survive."

Christina's favorite is her father. Christina was a child who rarely shed tears since she was a child~www.readwn.com~ But when the news of Gustav II Adolf’s death in Lützen in 1632 came back to Sweden, Christina was only five years old for her father. His death cried for three days and three nights. Wedenberg carried the deceased King Gustav out, and these words really worked.

"Yeah, my father definitely doesn't want to see me in heaven." Christina thought.

The dispelled Christina asked Widenberg: "Does Benedict also know about this?"

"He knows, I told him." Wiedenberg said: "The old prime minister thinks the same as me."

"What did he say?" Christina asked.

"Benedict thinks that for you, the best way out now is to stay away from the dispute and go to Italy and the Holy See. There, the Pope will shelter you, so neither Carl nor Kazimierz can hurt you. On the day of surrender, you hide in the secret room of the Kazimierz Palace. The war has destroyed the palace like this. Kazimierz will never live here in the short term. At that time, wait for their defense to relax. Now, you pretend to be a Polish and run away."

After listening to Widenberg's words, Christina shook her head.

"You think things are too simple. Even if Kazimierz will not stay in the dilapidated Kazimierz Palace, he will send someone to garrison it. What's more, the news of my stay in Warsaw won't be concealed for too long. The Dimizh Palace must be the focus of the search. This palace was originally built by the Poles. They know this well. It is too easy to find me." Christina said.

This is indeed what Widenberg did not expect.

"It would be great if we could find a helper among the Poles. On the day we surrendered, their vigilance should be the most relaxed." Widenberg sighed.