The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

The flame on the wick of the oil lamp that was knocked over to the ground flashed several times, and then went out.

Alan, kicked to the ground by Muhammad Gly Khan, tried his best to get up from the ground. He crawled to Gley's feet on all fours and hugged Khan's thigh.

"Khan, please don't abandon your most loyal servant." Alan cried. At this moment Alandi looked like a dog abandoned by his master.

Chechen looked up at the former Khan of the Crimean Khanate. Muhammad Glyy's figure is tall, and he is two heads taller than Cheechen. The former Khan was wearing a chain armor jacket, a Tatar helmet on his head, and a pair of Tatar boots on his feet. Muhammad Gley has a typical Mongolian round face, with three-handed moustaches on his lips and jaw, like an upside-down trident. Muhammad Gley’s nose is high, but his eyes are very sharp. Small, like two thin lines.

These are the eastern imprints of his ancestors from the Mongolian plateau.

And because of anger, Qian Khan's originally small and surprisingly small eyes had almost completely disappeared.

Cheerchen had already expected Muhammad Gley's anger. Seven hundred mercenaries, a little-known commander, wanted to help the Khan of Crimea regain the country, how it looked like a joke. It should be noted that when the Khanate was at its strongest, a hundred thousand Tatar cavalry gathered under the Glyy family and ravaged the entire Eastern Europe. No one was afraid of the Khan’s famous name. When autumn comes, the residents of these countries will always look east with fear, worrying that the smoke that obscures the sky will rise from the horizon. It is the smoke and dust raised by the Tatar cavalry; and the kings of some small countries, Before autumn comes, envoys will be sent to Bergzisale to send rich tributes to the Khan, in order to pray that his country will not be ravaged.

How could such a powerful khanate be shaken by a mere 700 soldiers? When a person with a normal mind hears this, he will definitely think that the person speaking is crazy.

But Cheerchen wanted to accomplish something that seemed impossible as a madman said in a dream.

"Khan, maybe you think 700 people are too few, but I think 700 people are just right." Chechen said calmly.

Cheerchen's attitude is neither overbearing nor overbearing, like talking to a person of equal status with him. This is what Christina taught Cheerchen before coming. Muhammad Glyy Khan has a high self-esteem. If Cheechen shows the slightest timidity, he will look down upon him. Treating the former Khan with equality or even condescending will make him confused about what Cheechen is holding. Hole cards and look different.

What's more, Chechen now represents King Kazimierz, the entire Republic of Poland.

"Um?"

***Glay seems to have only noticed Chechen now, he lifted his foot, Alan let go of his hands knowingly, and then climbed behind ***Glay.

"You are the commander sent by Kazimierz?" *** Grey asked knowingly.

"No, my name is Alvar Chechen. I am a volunteer to help you recover your country." Chechen said.

Seeing Cheerchen's face blushing and saying "lie" without panting, ***Glay actually smiled. He sat back in his original position, and then asked with interest: "I would like to hear you talk about the appropriate method."

Cheerchen sat down directly. In this way, he and ***Glay are on an equal footing.

Muhammad Glyy did not have any opinion on Cheerchen's "disrespectful" behavior. Obviously, Christina's grasp of the former Khan's character is correct.

"Khan, your khanate is so vast, and the people are so numerous. Not to mention 700 people, even 7,000 or 70,000 people. I think it is absolutely impossible to shake your rule. "Cheerchen said so first.

Although Cheerchen couldn't see it, after listening to Cheerchen's words, the corners of ***Gley's mouth turned up.

"In that case, what is the difference between 700 people and 7,000 people? What's more, you are a just war against the usurpers, and the people's will of all the people of the Khanate. All people who are orthodox and righteous, Will support you." Cheer Chen continued.

On the side, Alan was stunned. These words that Cheerchen said are simply a copy of what he said to the rulers of Kazimierz.

***Gley understood the meaning of Chechen's words, or what the Poles meant: he (they) wanted to find supporters among the lords of the Khanate to restore the country.

Muhammad Gley was irritated. Even Cheer Chen said just now, "Don't say it is 700 people, even if it is 7,000 or 70,000 people, I think it is absolutely impossible to shake your rule." He also thinks that this sentence is an irony to him. ~www.readwn.com~ After all, Muhammad Glyy has just been ousted from the stage by his own brother.

Mohamed Glyy did not want to rely on his own power to restore the country, but after the usurper was driven out of Bergzisalay, until now, no governor, Bey or Mirza (little lord) stood up to support him, They all acquiesced in the occurrence of the coup and the new rule of Isilan Gley.

Let's just say Bujak, where he is temporarily sheltering. This village belongs to Bayezid Khan, the lord of Akerman. It was impossible for Bayezid Khan to hide himself here, but he did not come to swear allegiance to him, making it clear that he was going to be the surrender of Isilan Glyy.

"Is Alvar Chechen? I don’t think you and the people behind you understand yet. If I can recover my country with my own strength, why should I come to you for help? I don’t know that my loyal dog is in front of you. How many high-sounding words have been said, but you are no longer three-year-old children, can you tell me a little bit? Or the people behind you deliberately sent you to humiliate me!" ***·Gley is extremely angry Said with a smile.

He had already moved to kill him now, but he spoke the truth regardless of the truth.

He, Muhammad Glyy, was already alone.

Cheerchen was still calm in the face of *** Grey's questioning and the killing intent revealed in his words. In fact, ***Glay's reaction was completely in his or Christina's expectations. The script had been written, so he believed that what he said later would calm the former Khan's heart.

"No, Khan. No one wants to humiliate you. You can completely rely on your own ability to restore the country, as long as you act according to my plan." Chechen said.

"Your plan? What plan?"