The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

In the military camp outside the city, King Kazimierz was furious at the failure to attack the Kazimierz Palace this morning.

At the last moment of the upcoming victory, the Republic’s army was killed or injured more than a thousand people, and the Kazimierz Palace still has not been taken, which made King Kazimierz feel completely blank.

"Who told you to launch the attack? Why did no one inform me? Are you still your king?" Kazimierz vomited three questions in a row, and one more than one heartbroken.

The ministers such as Potocki and Janush were silent, and the officers who were called back from the front line did not dare to say a word.

Seeing no one was speaking, Kazimierz became even more angry. He stood up and walked up to Jan Zenovich like a dueling rooster. The latter had a hand hanging from his chest. It was wounded during the battle at Kazimierz Palace-a Swedish pistol shot him in the arm with a pistol at mid-range.

"Colonel, are you injured?" King Kazimierz asked knowingly.

"Yes, Your Majesty." Jan Zenovic replied, straightening up.

"Really? So Colonel, what kind of military exploits did your injury bring to you? How many enemy positions did you occupy?"

"Your Majesty!" Jan Zenovich's neck burst with blue veins, and he said loudly, "My troops have already rushed into the Kazimierz Palace, but the cunning Swedes planted landmines in the garden, and we have nothing at all. Thinking of this, so..." Jan Zenovic defended.

"How many people did your team lose?"

"More than a hundred people were injured or killed."

"How many enemy positions have you occupied?"

"No. But your Majesty, I just said..."

Jan Zenovic still wanted to plead, but Kazimierz could not allow a lower-level officer to refute himself, and he interrupted Jan Zenovic.

"Oh, is it? That's nothing? It's really shameful, shameful." Kazimierz said heavily.

Jan Zenovic closed his lips, his face black as charcoal.

Queen Ludvik looked worriedly at her husband and Jan Zenovic.

Jan Zenović was the object he strongly proposed to Kazimierz to fight for. A young officer like Jan Zenović would not be difficult to take advantage of him as long as the king gave a little favor. Earlier, Kazimierz had listened to it, and he was kind to Jan Zenovic. It can be seen that Jan Zenovic is also approaching the king, but this time, because of one of his failures, Kazimierz rebuked him, which will inevitably chill Jan Zenovic's heart. But for the king's dignity, I can't persuade him now.

"Your Majesty, I think that Colonel Jan Zenovic was only occasionally at fault. Besides, today, he is not the only one who lost the army in Kazimierz Palace!" Marshal Lupaomatsky stood up to speak for Jan Zenovic road.

Of course, Jan Zenovic was not the only one who lost the army. In fact, the worst loss today was the militia of the General Çarnetskiy, which killed nearly 500 people. But the General Çarnetsky was his own person close to the king, and the combat effectiveness of the militia was already weak. How could Kazimierz reprimand him?

Lubaumacki had no political savvy. He was outspoken, but when King Kazimierz saw Lubaumacki aiming at Çarnetski, he mistakenly thought that the marshal was challenging himself again. , Kazimierz, whose self-confidence has soared because of the Warsaw Battle, couldn't help but want to scold him back angrily.

If there really is a quarrel, then the character of Lubao Macki might really be turned upside down. Fortunately, Çarnetski took the initiative to stand up and actively reviewed his "fault."

But in fact, the militia groups under the commander of the General Soldier were gathered under Çarnetski because of his reputation. The general soldiers did not have that strong control over them. The reason why these militia groups suffered heavy losses was more of them. The reason why he did not obey the command, but Çarnetski's own team did not suffer a big loss.

Because Çarnetsky took the initiative to take the wrong, Lvbao Macki was no longer angry with Kazimierz. He put aside a ruthless sentence: "It's a big deal if I lose only once. When I pull up the heavy artillery tomorrow, I will surely take down the Kazimierz Palace."

Seeing that Lvbaumacki did not show any weakness, Kazimierz also said bitterly: "Go, go to Kazimierz Palace. I want to see what kind of copper and iron walls the Swedes built my palace into!"

The crowd couldn't stop them, so they had to go to the Kazimierz Palace with the king.

A group of people rode into the devastated city of Warsaw. Two blocks from the Kazimierz Palace, a group of Polish soldiers guarding the street stopped the king and his party.

"Check!" said an officer holding a halberd.

Janusz stepped forward.

"This is Your Majesty the King!" Janush said.

When the soldiers heard that they were kings, they quickly stepped aside.

"Is there anything happening in the Kazimierz Palace?" King Kazimierz asked.

The officer pushed the high helmet on his head.

"No~www.readwn.com~ good."

Kazimierz rode his horse and continued forward. When they boarded a bell tower overlooking the Kazimierz Palace, Kazimierz's heart twitched.

Although he knew that the Kazimierz Palace was bound to be damaged during the war, when he saw the palace named after him so riddled with holes, the extent of the damage far exceeded the king's imagination.

"I don't know what happened to my collection?" Kazimierz's thoughts drifted into the Kazimierz Palace.

As everyone knows, Kazimierz loves collecting and he is an ardent collector of Dutch paintings. The paintings and sculptures in the Kazimierz Palace are priceless treasures that he bought from various places at a high price. After Karl X occupied Warsaw, these became the spoils of the Swedes.

Thinking of the paintings of Rubens, Jordens, Rennie, Guercino, Brezier the Elder, and Bassano may be vanished in today’s wars, Kazimierz’s heart is like being pierced by a needle. .

"And my "Europa's Adultery"!" Kazimierz choked.

That is his favorite work, the masterpiece of Guido Rennie.

Kazimierz turned his head and said to Janusz: "Janusz, my old friend. Go to Kazimierz Palace and tell Wedenberg that I will give him another chance and allow him to surrender. "Kazimierz said.

"Why!" Janusz almost fell off his horse in surprise.

"I don't want anyone to die anymore, whether it's Polish or Swed. The war should be over." Kazimierz said in a high-sounding voice.

"His Majesty!"

This time, even Sapega also opposed Kazimierz's approach.

"Don't say it, my will is determined." Kazimierz shook his head.

Among the crowd, only Queen Ludwig had guessed Kazimierz's inner thoughts.