The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Early the next morning, Corsson came to Cheerchen secretly. He conveyed a request from Her Majesty that Christina wanted Cheerchen to find a book for herself in the library in Warsaw. The name of the book was "Conquer the New Spanish Letters History.

Cheerchen didn't understand why Christina suddenly wanted to find a book by herself, but he did it right away.

The library in Warsaw is one of the few buildings that has not been affected by the war. Both Poles and Swedes have deliberately preserved the treasure trove of this culture. Cheerchen used a lot of tongue before borrowing the book from the old librarian who was left alone here. But when he gave the book to Corsson, Corsson told him: "Your Majesty the Queen hopes you will read this book."

Corzon also handed Cheerjin a letter, and told her that Her Majesty the Queen would decide whether to open the letter after reading "The Conquering New Spanish Letter History".

"Are you decided?" Cheerchen asked strangely.

"Yes, these are the original words of Her Majesty the Queen." Corzon nodded and said.

Although the book "The Conquering New Spanish Letters" is not a masterpiece, it is well-known among mercenaries, because Cortiz and his companions (including Bernal Dias del Casti) (Omitted) The story of destroying the Aztec empire, expanding the territory of Spain and achieving fame is the best inspirational textbook for young people aspiring to the career of mercenaries, second only to "the king of mercenaries" Wallenstein. Even his uncle Piedro, who has never read a book, could say "Do you think you are Cortez or Pizarro?" when he asked if he was crazy yesterday.

Although Cheer Chen had heard of the title of the book, he had not read it. This time Christina deliberately wants to read the book for herself, Cheerchen understands that sister Christina obviously has a deep meaning in it. So after getting the book, Cheerchen shut himself in the room and read it without letting go.

The author of this book is Bernal Diaz del Castillo, born in Medina del Campo, Spain, a Spanish soldier in the early 16th century. He participated in the Spanish conquest of Central America under the Spanish commander-in-chief Hernando Cortiz. In his later years, he was a member of the Municipal Council of Santiago, Guatemala. When he was 84 years old, he wrote "The Conquering New Spain Letter History", which provides an accurate record of his campaigns in Central America when he was young.

The whole book has one hundred and sixty chapters. When I watched it for the first time, Cheer Chen chose the chapter title to be attractive and the scene of the battle to watch. He was fascinated by the miracle that Cortis had created. With dozens of people, hundreds of people defeated thousands of people with great feats, Chechen was amazed.

Cheer Chen felt that he had found a fellow of hundreds of years ago, because what he was going to do soon was to conquer a khanate by himself?

In the book, Cortez can be described as a perfect commander. Not only is he a devout believer, but he also lives frugally, strictly under the law, and treats soldiers very easy-going. He is thoughtful and thoughtful, has a lot of scheming, brave style, not afraid of hardship, several times almost relying on his own power to save the entire team from danger.

And his method of turning Montezuma into a puppet in Tenochtitlan (the Aztec capital) surrounded by hundreds of thousands of Aztecs made Chechen a textbook.

"Does Sister Christina want me to solve the problem immediately by catching Isilan Glyy like Cortis did? But it's not right, she obviously disagrees with Brother Bao Hong's plan? And Crimea. The Tatars are not as shallow as the Indians, and will enshrine us into Bergzisalay like gods."

At this time, Cheor Chen was in doubt. He realized that it was obviously not that simple for Christina to let him read. So Cheerchen looked at it from beginning to end again, and even the author didn't let go of the Aztecs' living habits and diet.

After reading this time, Chechen had new discoveries. It turns out that Cortis and the others conquered New Spain, not relying on hundreds of Spaniards as the legend has it. When the siege of Tenochtitlan later, Cortiz’s army had reached tens of thousands of people, of which there were only more than a thousand real Spaniards, and the rest were local hatred. The tribe of the Zitecs was won by Cortis through various means. Among them, Cortis even married an Indian woman as his wife.

"Maybe this is what Sister Christina really wants to tell herself." Cheer Chen understood.

Unite all those who can be united, win over the enemies of Isilan Gree, unite the centrists and wall mounters, and isolate Isilan Gree.

Cheerchen thought he had found a way, so he began to read "Conquering New Spanish Letters" more seriously for the third time. He had to study carefully how Cortiz did it in a foreign land where he was unfamiliar with his life. , Turning the enemy's enemy into a friend.

As a result, during this time of reading, Cheer Chen was shocked by the ferocity and greed of his compatriots. They slaughtered Indian villages in the name of God, even children and old people; and their thirst for gold even made the Aztecs even think of a way to pour melted gold into captured Spanish captives. The method in his mouth put them to death.

But Chechen had to admit that the cunning and cruelty of his compatriots was precisely the root of those Indians' convictions. Many Indian tribes really came together with these invaders after Cortis and their hands were bloodied. And the huge benefits Cortiz gave them afterwards allowed them to serve the Spaniards willingly.

The weak eat the strong, and the strong respect, this is the naked law of the jungle, and also the law of the grassland.

Cheerchen wanted to understand that Sister Christina let herself read this book because Cortis did something similar to me. She wanted me to learn from Cortis, how he subverted a country, learn from Cortis’ meticulous and brave warfare; learn from him to unite as many enemies as possible as his allies~www.readwn.com ~Learn that he has a hard heart.

Cheerchen looked at the letter Carlson handed to him on the right. He finally realized why Sister Christina had to decide whether to open the letter after reading the book by herself—obviously, there was Christina in the envelope to help Cortis conquer the Crimean Khanate.

It's to help Cortis, not Cheechen.

Cheerchen closed the book, his heart full of contradictions. Cheerchen is not a person of Cortis's personality. His heart is biased towards kindness. Cortis' various cruel methods in the process of conquering the Aztec empire are what Cheerchen learned anyway. Not coming.

Can't you really learn it?

Cheerchen closed his eyes, and his heart began to fight fiercely.

On one side is the resident of Crimea that Cheerchen imagined, and on the other is the Indian who died under the sword of Cortese. The faces of the two overlapped in front of Cheerchen’s eyes; and he also joined Cortese. Two for one.

After another while, the picture changed again: the figures of Natalie in a wedding dress and Natalie in a nun's gown were constantly changing in front of him, and King Kazimierz and Luther appeared occasionally. The faces of Queen Vika, Yanush, Prince Mihav and so on.

Then, the continent of blood and fire trodden by the iron hooves of the Cossacks, Swedes, and Tatars. Three giants on horseback sneered while watching themselves on the cliffs. Below were Pidro, Fatima, Yelisei...'s corpse.

Chechen woke up suddenly, his head was full of cold sweat.

He picked up the letter with a trembling hand, and then slowly tore it open.

On the third day, Cheer Chen came out of the room. Without a word, he mounted his horse and left the camp.