The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

"God! Do you know what you promised?"

After Queen Ludvika left, Natalie yelled at Cheerchen.

Although Natalie had hesitated between the crisis of the Republic and Cheerchen, she made a choice for a time-that is, she hoped Cheerchen would go to Crimea to complete the task of helping Muhammad Glyy to restore the country. This is because Natalie loves her country's character. If the sacrifice of her life can change the unfavorable situation of the Republic, then Natalie will not hesitate to sacrifice herself. Of course, this is not to say that Natalie doesn't love Cheerchen. If Cheerchen is dead, she would rather be buried with Cheerchen.

But when Cheer Chen really agreed to the queen, Natalie regretted it again.

Chechen is not a god, he is just a person. He didn't know anything about Crimea and the Tatars before: he didn't know the relationship between the Tatar nobles, how the Tatar cavalry fought, or their language... he didn't know anything. The only useful information came from the deposed former Khan's messenger, but the credibility of that messenger's words is still worth studying.

Thinking of this, Natalie became annoyed at Cheerchen: Why did he agree to it!

Natalie's fist hit Cheerchen's chest, Cheerchen grabbed Natalie's hand.

"Natalie," Cheerchen said affectionately, "Of course I know what I promised. But for our happiness, I have no choice. Prince Mihavu has captured a Swedish general. He has already Completed one of your father’s conditions. And I can, if you don’t agree to go to Crimea, you have also seen that King Kazimierz will not award me the land even if I give more credit. Is it possible? Am I going to watch Mihav marry you?"

"Idiot, I don't need to marry. I can choose to go to the monastery, serving God as a nun is nothing more than mortal power taken away.!" Natalie said on Chechen's chest.

"But it's too cruel to you. I know you are willing to give up everything for me. But I don't want you to sacrifice so much for me. If you break the contract, your father will not look up in front of others, you The family will be ashamed of this. And I know you love your country, so for you, for Brest, I am willing to take risks. Isn’t it to help the Khan to restore the country? It’s nothing difficult for me." Cheerchen pretended to say lightly.

When Cheer Chen said this, Natalie cried even more sadly. Soon, Cheerchen's chest became wet.

"Don't worry, dear. I will protect myself, I swear to you, if something really cannot be done, I will never try my best, I will come back to you." Cheer Chen comforted Natalie.

"you swear?"

"I swear!"

Natalie lifted her head from Cheerchen's arms.

"I will secretly send someone to Königsberg to buy a boat. If you fail, don't go back to Warsaw, go to Königsberg, and go to sea from there." Natalie said.

"I will." Cheerchen lied.

"You can ask the king and queen for whatever you need. Now that you have accepted the task, they must be responsive to you. Ask for more money. In Crimea, that is the best pass. Also, you must Bring Fatima. She has good sword skills and is a Crimean, so she can help you a lot at critical times." Natalie asked Chechen again.

"I will, you also..."

Before Cheerchen's words were finished, Natalie's cherry lips were already kissed.

Cheerchen's head was blank, as if he and Natalie were the only two left in the world.

After Cheerchen and Natalie kissed goodbye on the road, they returned to the mercenary group. He told Pidro, Fatima and others about accepting to go to Crimea to help the Khan regain the country. Everyone looked incredible. Looking at his head, as if he didn't know him.

In the end, it was Pedro who reacted first.

"My nephew must be sick. Yes, he has a fever. He burned his head, so he was talking in sleep during the day." Pedro naggingly stretched out his hand to probe Chechen's forehead.

Cheerchen flicked Pidro's hand away.

"Uncle, I am not sick." Cheerchen said.

"No illness? No illness. What do you take the task of finding death? Do you think you are Cortez or Pizarro?" Pidro suddenly changed his face, and then exclaimed.

"Not as dangerous as you think," Cheerchen said as much as possible: "***Glay is still popular in the Khanate. He just didn't check it for a while and was taken advantage of by the villain. We just need to **** him back. When you arrive in Crimea, you will surely respond. Also, His Majesty the King promised that he will reward us with Brest after the event is completed. That is a great reward!"

Pidro was unbelieving this. The sophisticated Piedro would not be optimistic because of his nephew's rhetoric.

"I don't believe what your kid said. In a word, you go to the king now and say you can't do this." Pidro spit out ~www.readwn.com~ I won't go, since I accept it The task will definitely be completed. Cheer Chen insisted.

Seeing Cheorchen's disobedience, Pidro stomped his foot severely.

Like all family members who couldn't deal with his children, Pidro saw that he couldn't persuade Chechen to change his mind and began to seek help from others.

"What do you think?" Pidro asked the others present.

"I support the head of the regiment. A nobleman should not give up so easily a task accepted with honor." Yelishei was the first to express his opinion, but he was on Chechen's side.

"I also support the team leader." Fatima unexpectedly supported Cheerchen to go to Crimea.

Then, Father Spasokkotsky, Bashit, Fedot, Sarben, Aunt Varvara and others also expressed their views. The priest and Fedot were on Chechen's side, while Sarben, Bacht, and Aunt Varvara supported Pedro.

The two sides insisted on their own words and refused to give in to each other.

Now, there is still one Ingrid who has not made a statement.

"Ingrid, why don't you speak?" Piedro asked Ingrid, the only one who did not comment.

The situation of the two supporters is 4:3. Only when Ingrid is standing on his side, Pidro can be considered a tie with Cheorchen.

"Yes, Ingrid, what do you think?" Cheerchen also asked Ingrid.

"I, I..." Ingrid looked embarrassed and could not speak for a long time.

"Ingrid, you are saying something!" Pidro was anxious and shouted to Ingrid.

With this shout, Ingrid's words were "cried out": "I also don't think I should go to Crimea."

Pidro looked at Cheerchen triumphantly. Now 4:4, it's a tie.

"I'll go for a walk." Cheerchen sighed and said.