The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

"Tuan, commander. Why are you back?" Viscount Hess pushed away the woman beside him. He hurriedly grabbed the white shirt beside him and prepared to put it on.

But Chechen, who originally came to the Viscount Hessian to inquire about his sins, didn't pay attention to the Viscount at all at this moment. Cheerchen blushed and looked at the woman's **** body looming in the candlelight next to the Viscount, and asked, "Oksana, why are you?"

Oksana was not so twitchy. She stood up generously, tidyed up the scattered clothes on her body, and then said to Che Cheechen, "It's been a long time since I saw you, kid Cheerchen."

"You know!" Viscount Hessian looked at them like a ghost.

But neither of them was ready to answer Viscount Hessian's questions.

"How will you be here?"

Cheerchen thought of the three women outside. He mistakenly thought that Oksana was also a slave who had been trafficked to Kafa.

"Of course I am here because the noble Sir Alex bought me back."

Oksana leaned on the shoulder of Viscount Hessian and curled her finger on the tip of her hair, as if she could see through Cheerchen's thoughts. And Viscount Hessian hurriedly jumped aside as if being electrocuted.

Cheerchen fell silent.

Viscount Hessian misunderstood the "special" relationship between Chechen and Oksana. Seeing Oksana said that he bought it, and leaning on his shoulders, Viscount Hessian jumped away like an electric shock. Then, he gesticulated with his hands and explained: "Head, don't get me wrong. I bought the three outside. I didn't buy her. I just, I just asked her to teach me Gypsy."

This panicky explanation made Oksana smile and bend over. Although Cheerchen tried to hold it back, he still laughed.

Viscount Hessian stood awkwardly, smiling neither without smiling nor without.

After laughing for a while, Cheerchen finally managed to smile back. He said to Viscount Hessian: "Come out."

Then Cheerchen walked out the door first, and then closed the door after Viscount Hessian came out.

Cheechen glanced at the three women in the cabin again. At this moment, they had already put on their clothes. Because they didn't know Cheerchen's attitude, the mercenaries didn't dare to move them.

Cheerchen said to Viscount Hessian: "Tell me, what's the matter with these women."

"Head, my brothers have been suffocated for so many days at sea. You may think they are pitiful, but if you think about it, if I don't buy them, they will be sold to other people by slave traders, to those infidels. Humiliated. And we are Christians after all, in this sense, we can be regarded as saving them." Viscount Hessian said plausibly. If he is looking for Oksana to come back because it is Chechen's friend, Viscount Hessian is a little guilty, for those three women, Viscount Hessian doesn't think there is anything wrong with him.

This so-called "saving" them is of course false. But although Cheerchen himself is clean and self-conscious, he does not force his subordinates to be the same as himself. After all, even Gustav, who was rigorously governing the army, was followed by thousands of prostitutes behind his 100,000 army at the Battle of Nuremberg. What Cheerchen really worries about is whether the mercenaries will inadvertently reveal what the mercenary group did in Ackerman.

When Viscount Hessian understood what Chechen was really worried about, Viscount Hessian immediately vowed to say that he had issued the seal again and again, and the mercenaries would never say a word. Moreover, he would look at these three women like a prison guard, and would never allow them a chance to go ashore.

That's the end of the matter, Cheerchen had to trust Viscount Hessian's guarantee. After all, let him kill the three poor women in order to avoid future troubles, Chechen couldn't do it.

After repeatedly instructing Viscount Hessian not to let the three women leave the ship, Cheerchen returned to the room. There is one more for him to deal with.

Chechen didn't expect that at this time Oksana actually lay back on the bed, her upper body was covered with a quilt, revealing her **** collarbone, and she exposed her two smooth thighs to face herself.

"Don't do this, Oksana." Cheerchen said with a wry smile, and he moved his chair to sit across from Oksana.

"You are still so honest."

Oksana sat up, it turned out that she was wearing clothes.

"Hey, after the last goodbye in Czestochowa, I heard that you were playing for the Poles. Why did you suddenly come to Kafa?" Oksana asked.

"The Poles regained Warsaw. Because of a conflict with a certain nobleman, I left Poland and became a free mercenary again." Chechen said.

Then Cheerchen asked why Oksana was here.

"Of course it was bought by the Ferguson just now." Oksana said naturally.

"Don't be kidding, Oksana." Cheerchen certainly didn't believe it. Since Viscount Hessian didn't admit that it was bought, Oksana would never have been captured by the Crimeans as a slave. Moreover, Cheerchen also believed that no one could sell her as a slave with Oksana's ability.

"You can make a joke, why can't I?" Oksapi said to Cheerchen seriously.

Cheerchen was surprised ~www.readwn.com~ He didn't know how he was spotted by Oksana.

Seeing Cheerchen not speaking, Oksana stood up barefoot and wanted to leave.

Cheerchen hurriedly took her hand.

"Sister Oksana, I am really a freelance mercenary and businessman. If you don't believe me, ask everyone on the ship." Cheer Chen explained again.

"You are really bad at learning. Now you don't have to think about telling lies, just open your mouth." Oksana said.

With that, Oksapi took out an agate ring.

"This ring brought me in from the viscount's pocket. It also has the emblem of the Bayezid family. And the diameter of this ring should be owned by a woman of the Bayezid family. You say, if you are How can ordinary mercenaries and merchants get such precious jewelry."

Chechen secretly scolded Viscount Heisen for being careless. At the same time, he also became vigilant-the mercenaries have won a lot of spoils in the palace of Bayezid Khan, if these things are seen by someone who is interested...

At this time, Oksana said again: "It's a waste of me to treat you as a friend and help you twice in a row."

"Twice?" Cheerchen was puzzled: "Isn't it the only one for Czestochowa?"

"You forgot, at Prince Yanush, who was the one who helped you say good things." Oksapi reminded him angrily when Cheerchen was so forgetful.

"Yes, yes." Cheerchen hurriedly begged for mercy.

"If you don't tell me the purpose of your coming to Kafa, I will give this ring to Kafa's officials." Oksapé said at last.

Seeing that Oksana saw the clues, Cheechen secretly decided to imprison Oksana on the ship.

"I'm sorry, Oksana."

Saying sorry, Cheerchen flew out before Oksana didn't react, and then turned the key to lock Oksana inside.