The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

After listening to Janusz’s words, Arvid Wiedenberg seemed to lose interest in the conversation for an instant. He made a gesture of seeing off the guests. The Swedish officer walked up to Janusz and Chechen and motioned for them to follow. Leave by yourself.

Janush's beard and hair stand upside down. He didn't expect that what he had waited so long was such a result. He thinks Alvid Wedenberg is deliberately insulting himself-if there is no plan to negotiate, why let himself in!

Janush glanced bitterly at Arvid Widenberg. He turned around and was about to leave.

Cheerchen also turned around. At this moment, Arvid Widenberg's voice came from behind him.

"Alvar Chechen, you stay."

Cheerchen turned around in surprise, he didn't understand why Alvid Widenberg wanted to stay by himself.

Janusz also turned back.

"Your Excellency Commander-in-Chief, this is my entourage." Janush said in a deep voice.

"Of course I know."

Arvid Widenberg stood up and walked in front of them.

"Alvar Chechen, the hero of the Czestochowa defense." Arvid Widenberg laughed.

"You really did a lot of good things." Widenberg sighed again.

Chechen's heart trembled suddenly. He thought that Alvid Wedenberg was looking for his own account.

"Your Excellency Commander-in-Chief, let me say it again. Alwal Chechen is my entourage. If something happens to him here, I promise that His Majesty the King will ask you to pay back ten times a hundred times." Janush threatened. Said in a tone of voice.

Listening to Janush defending himself like this, Chechen's heart was filled with gratitude for no reason.

"No, Janusz, don't worry. I won't hurt you Chechen, I will talk to him, not you." Arvid Wiedenberg said unexpectedly.

Negotiating with Cheerchen, these words not only shocked Cheerchen, but also made Yanush unable to react for a while. But when Janush reacted, the old man blew his beard and stared.

"I protest, I am the negotiator appointed by King Kazimierz." Janusz said loudly. He wants to maintain the authority of the king and himself.

"The protest is invalid," Arvid Wiedenberg said in a flat manner.

Then, he asked Cavendish to fetch the documents from Janush, and then put Janush down.

Chechen looked at Janush who was taken away uneasy, afraid that Cavendish would hurt Natalie's father. What gave him peace of mind was that Cavendish clearly knew how to measure and didn't use rough means to take Janush away.

However, Cheerchen should worry about himself most now.

After watching Janusz walk out of the hall, Arvid Widenberg asked Chechen to follow him and walk up to the second floor.

Before, Cheer Chen had been to Kazimierz Palace and lived here. He knew that the second floor of the main building of the Kazimierz Palace was mostly bedrooms and guest rooms, but he didn't know what Arvid Widenberg took to the second floor.

"Are you going to take me to see Sister Christina?" Cheer Chen thought to himself.

Wedenberg walked through a long corridor and stopped in front of the innermost door. Widenberg held the doorknob with his right hand and opened the door.

"Come in, someone wants to see you." Widenberg said to Chechen behind him.

Cheerchen followed Widenberg into the room. He saw two people in the room. One is an old man in sixties. He is lying on a rocking chair covered with a thick velvet quilt; beside the old man, sits a woman in cavalry armor.

"Sister Christina!"

Cheer Jin recognized Christina. It turns out Widenberg really wanted to see Christina by himself.

"Cheerchen, I didn't expect us to meet again so soon." Christina looked at Cheerchen and smiled. And the old man also turned his gray head and looked at Cheerchen.

The old man tried to prop up his body with his hands to sit up, but he obviously overestimated his current situation, and a simple action made the old man breathless.

"Benedict, lie down, lie down."

Christina hurriedly comforted the old man to lie down and stroked the old man's chest, just like taking care of her own father.

"I'm okay, okay. Chrissy. Let me talk to this little Cheechen." The old man named Benedict gave Christina a smile.

"Child, come here." Benedict said to Cheerchen.

Cheerchen glanced at Wedenberg, who was standing upright.

Cheerchen stepped forward and stood beside the old man's rocking chair.

"We agree to surrender to Kazimierz." Cheer Chen was shocked by the first words of the old man.

Cheerchen looked back at Wedenberg in disbelief.

"Benedict is the prime minister of our Kingdom of Sweden, he and I am not opposed to surrender." Wiedenberg said.

Cheerchen still couldn't believe it. His mind is blank, because since Benedict and Wiedenberg have decided to surrender, why are they driving Janus away?

Cheer Chen brought up this question.

"That's because our surrender is conditional, not a treaty condition. It is a condition that your king will never agree to. And you, Alvar Chechen, we want to ask you." Benedict Said.

"What conditions?" Cheerchen asked suspiciously.

Is there anything the king can't do but can do it himself?

Benedict turned his head and glanced at Christina, who was looking at him with a caring look.

Benedict turned back and looked at Cheerchen.

"I want you to hide Kazimierz and help Chris escape." Benedict said.

Cheerchen didn't understand.

Didn’t King Kazimierz agree to let go of all the female families in Warsaw? Although Christina used to be the queen of the Kingdom of Sweden, she has now abdicated, and Kazimierz and Christina are distant relatives. Would the king be against Christina?

Even if the Polish side threatens Karl X with Christina, Cheerchen simply thinks that King Kazimierz should only want peace, but isn't the peace between the two countries very good?

Of course, Cheerchen who came up with these ideas is not unwilling to help Christina.

"Of course I will help Sister Christina, but does the Kingdom of Sweden want to continue the war like this?" Cheer Chen asked with such thoughts.

Benedict gave Cheorchen a deep look. He found that Cheerchen's eyes were still clear. This shows that the kid still doesn't know the ugliness of politics. Of course the old man knew exactly what Kazimierz would do when he got Christina. However, these and Chechen are not explained in a few words, and a complete discussion of these will involve Karl X’s order against Christina. Benedict did not want outsiders to know about the kingdom’s scandal, so Benedict decided to just talk about it. Part of the "facts".

"You are wrong, child. If Chrissy falls into the hands of Kazimierz, the war will never end." Benedict said.

"It's impossible!" Cheerchen couldn't understand Benedict's statement.

"You are still too young, boy. Do you know why our king wants to invade the Republic of Poland? The desire for territory and wealth is one reason, but the bigger reason is that Kazimierz has not given up his quest for the throne of Sweden. He wants to become the co-owner of the Republic of Poland and the Kingdom of Sweden. In terms of blood, this makes sense, because he is also a member of the Casa family. And he is more rooted than Karl. So his Majesty felt threatened. If you think about it, if Christina falls into the hands of Kazimierz, with the sign of the former queen, Kazimierz’s ambitions will be more inflated. He will even try to annex the Kingdom of Sweden, and Karl X will retreat. Retire, can only be immortal with the Republic of Poland." Benedict said.

Cheerchen shook his head. He couldn't understand, because to understand Benedict's words, he must have a deep understanding of the history of the two countries.

Benedict was not prepared to continue discussing such a difficult topic. He said: "Wedenberg originally planned to burn the jade with Kazimierz Palace. When the Poles came in, Chris also committed suicide. Preparations. Because of your arrival, I discouraged them. Because I heard Chris talk about your friendship with her, and I know you will help Chris."

When Benedict said that Christina was about to commit suicide on the day of the city breaking, Cheerchen believed it because Christina had her own pride.

"Of course I will." Che Chen meditated.

Then Cheerchen began to think about how to secretly take Christina out of Kazimierz Palace and leave Warsaw. This is obviously also a very difficult task.

Benedict didn't know what Cheorjin was thinking, and when he saw Cheorchen stay silent, he thought Cheorchen hesitated.

The old man didn't understand Cheerchen's behavior. At this time, he would save others by himself. If he captures a person who is so important to him, he will definitely get a huge reward, but because of his friendship, he will not be selfish.

"Bring him in." Benedict said to Widenberg.

Widenberg nodded, he turned and walked out.

Who to bring?

Cheerchen and Christina both had doubts on their faces. Especially Christina, Benedict hadn't said anything about her at all.

After a while, Wedenberg came in with a man whose mouth was gagged by a towel and his whole body was tied up.

The man struggled vigorously and in vain, but such efforts were meaningless, and the rope was tied so tightly that he couldn't get away even if he had a lot of strength.

"Bao Hong!" Che Chen screamed. He recognized this man who had been **** by the big five flowers. Surprisingly, it is the great hero of the Cossacks, Ivan Baohong.

"I didn't expect Captain Chechen to know him." A hint of surprise flashed in Benedict's eyes.

"Since Captain Cheerchen knows his identity, I don't need to introduce him. I think Cheerchen should be very clear about Bao Hong's position in the Zaporozhye Cossacks. He is a character on a par with Khmelnitsky. I will hand him over to you now, at your disposal." Benedict said.

Cheerchen was disgusting as if he had eaten a fly. Originally, he saw that Benedict was wholeheartedly thinking about Christina, and he still had a good impression of him, but Benedict's current behavior made Cheor Chen want to spit on him-this is betraying his friend.

After understanding Benedict's meaning, Christina also strongly objected.

"No, absolutely not! God, Grandpa Benedict, what a terrible evil you are!"

What kind of status is Bao Hong? He came to ally with the Kingdom of Sweden on behalf of Khmelnitsky, that is to say, he was an envoy. But now, Benedict betrayed him for his own benefit, wanting to sell Bao Hong to Cheer Chen in exchange for Christina's safety. It's someone else who is definitely willing to accept it. Because whether it is handing Bao Hong to the Polish side or the Cossacks of Zaporozhye, it can be exchanged for great benefits. But Benedict might have thought that Christina would not accept this plan of her own, but didn't want to realize that Cheerchen was by no means the kind of profit-seeking villain.

Cheerchen stepped forward and took off the towel from Bao Hong's mouth.

As soon as the foreign body in his mouth was gone, Bao Hong cursed, "Benedict, Widenberg, you two villains, the devil! The guilty!"

For Bao Hong's insults, Benedict and Widenberg had no shame at all.

Benedict asked Cheerchen, "How?"

"I refuse." Cheer Chen said neatly.

"What!" Benedict was surprised. He was even thinking, is his "gift" still light?

"Old Mr. Benedict, I am not a politician, so I won't trade my friends." Chechen said.

When someone of his own grandchildren said so, Benedict's sick face also blushed.

Cheerchen continued: "You may think that my hesitation just now is a measure of my personal gains and losses, but I tell you: No. I'm just planning how to take Christina out of Warsaw safely."

"Sorry." Benedict apologized flatly.

At this time, Chechen suddenly drew out the short broadsword around Widenberg's waist, and he cut the rope on Bao Hong with a single sword.

The first thing Bao Hong, who is free from bondage, has to do is to raise his fist and prepare to beat Widenberg.

"Bao Hong, come slowly."

Chechen stood between Bao Hong and Widenberg.

Bao Hong glanced at Chechen, then at Wiedenberg. He lowered his fist and snorted coldly.

"Old Mr. Benedict, Bao Hong is also my friend. I can definitely promise you that I will take Christina out of Warsaw safely, as will Bao Hong. Please also remember that between people, Not only are there mutual use and buying, but also the true feelings~www.readwn.com~Thank you." Benedict said. I don't know if the old prime minister thanked Cheerchen for his help or what Cheerchen said to him in the end.

Cheerchen didn't have time to delve into this issue. He asked Wedenberg: "Commander-in-chief Wedenberg, are there any secret rooms or places where people can hide in the Kazimierz Palace?"

"Yes, there is a secret room in the original bedroom of Jan Kazimierz." Wiedenberg said.

Cheerchen nodded.

"Then Christina, you and Bao Hong are hiding inside. When Benedict and Widenberg go out and surrender, everyone's attention will be on them, and I will send Fatima and the others. Take you away."

"Good!" Christina said.

"Bao Hong, how about you?" Chechen asked Bao Hong again.

Bao Hong moved his numb wrist.

"It seems that I owe you favor again, Chechen." Bao Hong said.

"Then it's so decided."

"Wait a moment!"

Just when Chechen thought things were settled, Bao Hong suddenly shouted.

"What's wrong? Bao Hong?"

Bao Hong looked at Wedenberg ferociously, which made the already defenseless Commander-in-Chief of the Warsaw garrison panic.

"Wedenberg, how are they with Blair?" Bao Hong looked at him with cannibal eyes.

"I didn't hurt them. Just like you, just tied up." Wiedenberg hurriedly defended.

Bao Hong's expression eased a little. What he worries most is that Blair and the others have been murdered.

"So Chechen, Blair and the others will hand it over to you and let them be the prisoners of your mercenary group. When I return to Ukraine safely, I will send someone to redeem them." Bao Hong said to Chechen.

"Don't worry, Bao Hong. I will take care of them." Cheer Chen promised.