The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Yes, in the minds of King Kazimierz and Potocki, the person who was sent to Crimea to help ***gley Khan's restoration was Chechen.

The first reason why Cheerchen was selected was because Cheerchen and his partners had performed well in previous wars and were a powerful mercenary. Moreover, Chelchen was born and died for the Republic several times, and his loyalty is a lesson. King Kazimierz is relieved when he is sent to Crimea. This second, Cheerchen's current status is still a mercenary, and he has not officially obtained the status of a Polish nobleman. Even if Chechen failed to help ***Gley to restore the country, the Republic of Poland can promptly separate the relationship and avoid retaliation by the Ottoman Turks-this is also the most important point.

However, King Kazimierz and Potocki had very good ideas, but they ignored the party Cheechen and he was unwilling to accept this task.

What Cheerchen wants to do most now is to seize a Swedish general and take care of his family business. This is how people are. After drifting for too long, they want to settle down. This is not to say that Cheerchen has forgotten revenge, but that he wants to put revenge into the future. After all, there is a battle between the Republic of Poland and Tsarist Russia.

Although Raziwuf’s several estates as Chechen’s rewards have not been officially announced, Pidro has been impatiently leading Ingrid to Raziwufu. When the two returned the next day, Pidro was full of joy. According to him, the arable land of the several farms in Razywulf is very suitable for farming, and although it has gone through wars, because the former owner of the locality took refuge in time with the Swedes, the area did not suffer too many military disasters. Several fields are still being cultivated by the farmers who originally settled there. Moreover, the land under the bushes and woods near the manor is also extremely rich, and it can be cultivated with a little tidying up.

The nobleman whose land and property had been confiscated had many cattle, horses and livestock in Raziwuf, as well as a barn, a stable and a cowshed. These are also registered in the register, which is a definite adversity, and will also be Cheerchen and Pidro's assets. The only thing that dissatisfied Pidro was the house of the original master of Tianzhuang. Because the guy had been living in Warsaw, the walls of the old house had been slanted long ago and they were all sunken into the ground. However, Ingrid said that as long as there is money to repair it, it will be a good place to live in the future. And when Pidro and Ingrid entered the house, Pidro was happy again. Because the inside of the house fits his liking: this house has a hall, two large rooms with suites, and a kitchen. There are windows made of glass in the room; in the center of the hall there is a stove made of masonry, and smoke comes out of a hole in the ceiling. There are many hooks hanging on the ceiling. It is conceivable that smoked wild boar legs, ham, deer legs, trotters, slices of beef and rolls of sausage must be hung on these hooks. But now, these hooks and the shelves on the wall for jars and pottery dishes are empty. In the front room near the window, there are a few pine wooden tables and pine stools. Perhaps its past master once sat on these stools and ate with all their servants. But Pedro was harsh. He felt that he would not allow his future servants to sit down and eat before he and Cheorchen had finished eating.

According to the old accounts found by Ingrid, these farms can bring their owners an annual income of one thousand taylors in peacetime, which is not less than that.

Chechen still clearly remembered how happy Bachit and Fedot and Father Spasokukotsky were when they heard these news.

Chechen really wants to manage these farms well, and also give Fedot and Bacht a home that belongs to us. These people have been with themselves for so long, and it's time to get rewards.

With such thoughts, Cheerchen knelt down on one knee and said, "Your Majesty, I am afraid I will not be able to handle such an important task."

King Kazimierz's complexion froze.

Old Master Potocki looked at Janusz with a trace of puzzlement in his face.

And Khan's messenger Alan looked at Cheerchen's youthful appearance, and also thought Cheerchen was unable to handle such a difficult task. In Alan’s mind, if the Republic of Poland wants to send people, then the most suitable person is undoubtedly Stefan Czarnetski, because he has caused great losses to the army of the Khanate. Both Yi and Pasha were afraid of him; the next candidates were Jan Skrzeduski and Mikhav Vorodjavski, both of whom had made great names in the prairie. Specialist in cavalry warfare. But now, Kazimierz and his ministers are going to send such a nasty child to assist Khan's cause, how can you not let Alan feel relieved.

"His Majesty King Kazimierz~www.readwn.com~ I am not questioning you, but this nobleman is too young. What Khan hopes is an old and respectful commander with a reputation." Alan said

Alan's questioning made Kazimierz's face even more ugly.

At this time, Janush saw this and hurriedly turned his head back. He shouted to Cheerchen who was kneeling on the ground: "Alvar Cheerchen, have you forgotten your oath to your majesty?"

It’s okay for Janush not to mention the oath. As soon as he mentioned the oath, Cheerchen said loudly: "Of course I have not forgotten the oath of allegiance to your majesty, but if you let me help the *** Grey Khan regain the country, and Don’t let other countries know that we are helping the Khan, then I must give up my allegiance to Your Majesty, so as not to let anyone catch the handle. In this way, wouldn’t it mean that I should abandon my oath to Your Majesty!"

This was a reversal of Janusz's army, and Janush was speechless.

Potocki looked at Janusz and then at Chechen, showing a thoughtful look.

At this time, King Kazimierz heard that Janusz was robbed by Chechen, and he was immediately extremely embarrassed. Of course he can't say that Cheerchen's giving up his vow to himself is just a stopgap measure. This is tantamount to turning his vow to the monarch into a piece of white paper that can be torn at any time.

"Since you don't want to, let it go. I don't believe that there are so many generals in the Republic, except for you Chechen, there is no suitable one." King Kazimierz said bitterly.

Kazimierz turned to Alan again.

"Your Excellency Alan, the Republic's determination to help the Khan will not change. Since the candidate is undecided, I can only ask you to stay a few more days, and we will notify you when we determine the candidate." King Kazimierz said.

Alan folded his hands on his chest again, saluted King Kazimierz, and then backed out.