The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

At the moment the knife pierced Chechen's body, Natalie felt the world spin, dizzy, and completely lost consciousness. She didn't know where she was or what happened. This situation shocked her too much.

Natalie didn't recover until Cheerchen and Christina disappeared into the darkness. But she didn't fall down, because a trembling hand firmly grasped the nearby wall. The powder sieve on the wall fell. After a while, Natalie finally recovered her sanity. She quickly stepped into the darkness and came to Cheerchen's official residence in Bergzisalay.

The lights were on in all the rooms in the mansion, and the people inside were busy going in and out. Natalie saw Fatima running out hurriedly, and then hurriedly led a person in. The man was carrying a medicine box, and it should be Sarben, the medic of the mercenary group.

Natalie stared for a long time, stared for a long time, she stepped forward several times, but stopped again after a few steps.

Natalie struggled inwardly.

"Natalie, this man betrayed your homeland, do you want to remember such a person?" Natalie said with a voice in her heart.

"Natalie, this is the one you love. When you hate his mistakes, think about his achievements. Think about the journey from Czestochowa to Warsaw to Bergzisalay. He is the Republic. How much did you do. Can a single mistake kill all this?" Another voice said to Natalie again.

Natalie shook her head in pain. She didn't know how she returned to the place of the mission. Natalie returned to the room as soon as she came back, and she kept on her knees. She kept reading the scriptures asking for forgiveness, praying that God could forgive Chechen and not take his young life away. Then, Natalie knocked her head piously on the floor three more times, still saying "Please forgive me, please forgive me."

As time passed, the room slowly became brighter. It was night had passed and day had arrived.

Mickiewicz's voice came from the door:

"Miss, it's breakfast."

Natalie stood up in despair and opened the door.

Seeing Natalie's appearance, Mickiewicz was instantly stunned. In just one night, how did his favorite young lady become like this. Natalie's eyes were black, and there were traces of tears on her cheeks, and her eyes were lacklustre, like walking corpses.

"Miss, what's the matter with you?"

Mickiewicz knelt to the ground in grief, kissing the back of Natalie's hand.

Natalie felt nothing. She just said to Mickiewicz, "Mickiewicz, help me do one thing."

"Miss, please tell me. I am willing to do it even if I go up to the sword and down to the sea of ​​fire."

"Go to Cheerchen and see how he is. Don't go in, just stay outside."

Although she wondered why Natalie asked herself to go instead of her, and she didn't let herself in, Mickiewicz still followed Natalie's instructions.

Before leaving, Mickiewicz deliberately brought a breakfast for Natalie.

At noon, Mickiewicz returned. When he walked into Natalie's room, he found that the breakfast he had brought for Natalie in the morning hadn't moved at all.

"Miss, Cheerchen was assassinated last night. I found out that he is now in a coma. It is said that it is possible at any time..., should you go and see him."

When he said this, Mickiewicz's heart was full of shock. He was shocked that Cheerchen was assassinated. Not knowing that Natalie actually did this, Mickiewicz also stupidly suggested Natalie to see Chechen.

Mickiewicz didn't say it, but when he said that, Natalie bent down in pain.

"Miss!?"

Mickiewicz cried suspiciously.

Natalie didn't speak, tears kept falling from her eyes, dripping on the floor.

Mickiewicz couldn't bear it. He wanted to comfort Natalie, but he didn't know how to. He just kept saying "Cheerchen will be fine, and God will bless him."

Mickiewicz is a good hand at war, but his eloquence is really stupid.

After a while, Natalie spoke.

"Mickiewicz."

"Yes, miss."

"You go ask the doctor in our mission to see Cheerchen." Natalie said.

"Yes, miss. Are you not going?" Mickiewicz asked. But as soon as the words were spoken, Mickiewicz regretted it. Because he saw Natalie listening to her own words, she covered her face with her hands and shouted, "I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy."

Mickiewicz went out. Natalie fell to her knees again.

"God, please..."

After this, Natalie stayed in the room and never went out.

During the time when Cheorjin was in a coma, in the girl's heart, two contradictory thoughts were constantly clashing ~www.readwn.com~ First, as the prayer mood gradually calmed down, Natalie's regret for Cheorchen began to gradually raise her head. Her unforgivable mistakes appeared in her mind from time to time. It was so heavy, so unforgivable, and so unforgettable.

Natalie even felt that Cheerchen could only be a hundred if he died, and that he could erase all the painful memories.

But every day when she thinks about this, Natalie repeats to herself, looking for excuses for Cheerchen, she tries to blame Christina for all the guilt-Cheerchen is ignorant, he just suffers Bewitched by Christina.

So, in those days, there was so much pain and so many disturbances torturing her at the same time, gnawing her soul, making her sleepless. This kind of behavior began to damage her health and made Natalie's spirit less and less effective.

Mickiewicz looked at Natalie's changes, feeling very upset. He vaguely guessed that Natalie stabbed Cheerchen, so the reaction of the young lady was so big. But because he didn't know the reason, he didn't know how to persuade him.

A few days ago, Duke Gosenovski had also visited Natalie several times, but Natalie had all blocked him, and he did not even enter the door. Although Duke Gosenovsky was arrogant and defiant, he still cared about Natalie, a famous daughter. He reluctantly asked Mickiewicz to look at Natalie well and not to use her and her for the mission. He was worried.

After that, Gosenowski himself became angrily ill, and the mess was turned into a pot of porridge, which Mickiewicz could only manage to maintain.

On the seventh day, Cheechen, who had fallen into a coma, finally woke up.

When Mickiewicz told Natalie the news, Natalie seemed to have a boulder falling in her heart, and she was finally exhausted and fell to the ground.