The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Although it was a bit difficult to understand, since Christina had made a decision, Cheerchen began to think about how to send Christina out of Poland.

On the third day after the Warsaw Battle ended, Chechen was called to Kazimierz Palace by Janusz Kishka.

Due to the outstanding performance of Cheechen and his mercenary group in the Warsaw Battle, King Kazimierz once stated that in the future, Raziwufu near Warsaw would be awarded to Cheechen. By that time Chechen will be a real Polish nobleman. This Polish Alvar family has its own coat of arms and fief. Although its prestige is far from comparable to the long-standing noble families in the Republic Palace, it has entered the threshold of nobility after all. Moreover, the land of Raziwuf is abundant, far exceeding 500 hectares.

In this way, Cheerchen is equal to the same as Prince Mihav's promise to one of the two conditions of Janusz, and from a long-term perspective, Cheerchen may be able to capture the Swedish general earlier. After all, in the territory of the Republic, the war is far from over.

Seeing that Chechen was about to become a nobleman in Poland, Janusz seemed to want to start too. He is no longer strongly opposed to Natalie going to Cheer Chen, of course, staying overnight is absolutely not allowed.

Cheechen walked anxiously behind Janusch. It wasn't that he had any bad feelings about the upcoming call. It was purely because it was Natalie's father and his future father-in-law who walked in front of him.

Janusz was once strongly opposed to his marriage with Natalie. Although he is no longer opposed to it, Cheerchen still has a shadow on Janush.

Carrying this ups and downs, Cheerchen just followed Janush. Suddenly, Janush stopped without warning.

Cheerchen was not close enough, and almost ran into it.

Janush turned around and looked at Chechen with serious and deep eyes.

"Ah... Yanu..." Cheechen was a little frizzy when Janush saw him.

"When I get inside, if the king asks you something, do you know if you think it over before making a decision?" Janush said.

"Yes, ah... Ya..." Cheerchen said.

Janush sighed. Looking at Chechen who was stuttering, Janush felt a little bit whether he was too harsh on the child.

That's how people are. When Janush prevented Natalie and Cheerchen from being together, Janush saw Cheerchen a thousand and ten thousand unpleasant; but now, this person might become his son-in-law, and Janush felt that Cheerchen is still a good boy.

"Ah what, call me sir." Janush said.

After speaking, Janush turned his head and continued to walk forward.

The Lithuanian soldier guarding the gate of the hall opened the door for the two of them.

Chechen saw that in the hall, besides King Kazimierz and Potocki, there was also a Tatar.

Yes, it was the Tatar, or Crimean, whom I had seen next to Mr. Potocki.

Today, this person is wearing a traditional nomadic robe, standing in the middle of the hall, folded his hands on his chest, and salute King Kazimierz.

"Your Majesty, I'm here." Janusz stepped forward to be level with the Tatar, and then saluted the king.

Chechen was one position behind Janush and also saluted the king. When he lowered his head, whether it was an illusion or not, Cheer Chen saw the Tatar's face, revealing a trace of sullenness.

Yes, sullen. Does he think he and Janush are a humiliation.

What is the identity of this person? Cheerchen couldn't help thinking.

But soon, Janush solved Chechen's confusion.

"Master Alan, I didn't expect to see you here." Janush straightened up and said with a smile to the Tatar.

Lord Alan? ! Is it a messenger sent by the Crimean Khan?

So this Lord Alan is the former Khan***Gley or the current Khan***Gley's person?

At this time Chechen had already heard about the power change of the Crimean Khanate.

The Crimean Khanate is a feudal state established on the Crimean Peninsula in the mid-15th century. It was originally a territory of the Golden Horde, one of the four khanates under the jurisdiction of the Mongol Empire.

In 1443, with the support of the local Turkic-Tatar feudal lord, Haji Glyy broke away from the Golden Horde and established an independent Crimean Khanate, the capital of Beghzisalay.

After this, the position of Khan has been passed down from generation to generation in the Glyy family. The new Khan*** Gree just usurped the position of Khan from his brother, but let the former Khan escape, which made his position unstable.

"Janush, I am also very happy to see you again." The messenger named Alan bowed to Janush with one hand and then turned to King Kazimierz.

"Your Majesty, the greatest king, I am here because all the nomads believe that the shameful usurper has betrayed his allegiance to the Khan, and the monarchs in all other countries are against ***. When Ley Khan abandoned him, only you, the sincere ally and friend of the Crimean Khanate, would lend a helping hand to the Khanate. Because you are such a respectable person, Your Majesty, you Knowing your lofty vocation, you will also unswervingly. All Crimean nomads are here to rely on you, relying on your defiant spirit, all peace-loving and orthodox nomads believe in ~ www.readwn.com ~You will help the real master of the usurpers to save Crimea!... But you made me wait for three days."

Having said this, Alan suddenly stopped, and he smiled satisfied with his speech.

Alan admits that these words are very clever. He, the most pious servant of God, according to Khan’s order, did not beg for help from the heretics, but cleverly used the name of all Crimean nomads because they were unwilling to claim the throne to shameful usurpers. Ask for help from the Republic of Poland.

Of course, if ***Glay heard this, he might still feel that Alan's messenger was too weak. Once upon a time, the Grey Khan of the Crimean Khanate wrote letters to the Republic of Poland in this tone: "I have issued an order. If you want to stay with me, the great Janibek Ge For the long-lasting friendship and brotherhood between Ley, you must give us all the donations that have been in arrears for five years; you must also expel your Cossacks in the Dnieper from the Dnieper and promise not to let them Even if one of your Cossacks appears in the Dnieper."

Of course, Alan hopes so very much, but now that the situation is better than others, there is no way. Even the greatest Genghis Khan sometimes asked Wang Khan for help.

Cheechen looked at King Kazirmi, not knowing how he would reply.

Before he wanted to come, His Majesty the King should reject ***Glay's request. After all, the Republic has just regained Warsaw, and may soon face the counterattack of King Carl X. There is really no room left to help this loser.

King Kazimierz stood up, and he replied to the envoy of ***Gley: "Of course, the Republic attaches great importance to the traditional friendship with the Khanate..."