The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

In the evening, Magnus de la Gardia, the Swedish ambassador, also visited Stanislaw Potocki. Unlike the attitude towards Tsarist Russian Ambassador Tubrin, Stanislaw Potocki refused to meet with Magnus de la Gardia.

"Sorry, Lord Stanislaw, he is not well, and it is not convenient to see guests today." Duke Konitzki, as the deputy envoy of the mission, said coldly to Magnus de la Gardia.

Although his tone was cold, the Duke of Konitzki was already taking care of the other's face. The original words of Old Master Stanislaw Potocki were: "Tell the Swede to get out of here!"

Magnus de la Gardia is thirty-five years old this year. He has long brown shawl hair, a thick beard on his upper lip, and a small moustache under his lips. He has a graceful manner and an extraordinary bearing. At this time, I heard that Stanislaw Potocki did not want to see himself, and the Swedish nobleman was not upset. He smiled and asked the Duke of Konitzki: "Your Excellency?"

The Duke of Konitsky held his chest up: "Duke Vasily Konitsky, the deputy envoy of the Polish mission."

"It turns out that you are the Duke of Konitzki, the deputy envoy of the mission. It is really disrespectful and disrespectful." Magnus de la Gardia put on an expression of surprise, and he praised Konitsky. The Duke said: "I have long heard that there is a Duke of Poland named Vasily Konitzki who is not only handsome, but also resourceful. Even King Jan Kazimierz relied on Gancheng. I did not expect to be here today. See you. Ah, God bless you!"

Magnus de la Gardier’s touts greatly satisfied the vanity of the Duke of Konitzki. Even if the Duke knew that the Swedish ambassador was talking nonsense, he was still extremely useful.

Magnus de la Gardier saw the duke’s face unconsciously filled with a contented smile, he secretly conceived: "This is a very vanity man, and he has no intentions."

After seeing the details of the Duke of Konitzki, Magnus de la Gardia began to attack the Duke with more violent sugar-coated shells. The Duke of Konitzki was soon confused and became brother to Magnus de la Gardia. When Magnus de la Gardier realized that the Duke of Konitzki had been so fascinated that he could not find the north, he issued an invitation to the Duke in due course.

"Dear Duke, I wanted to talk to the old man Stanislaw Potocki today. You know, the old man is highly respected and wise, even King Carl X of our country is amazed. Unexpectedly on the side of fate, since the old man is unwell, of course there is no way. I was extremely disappointed at first. But I did not expect that I and the Duke would meet each other at first sight. This is really a pleasant surprise. Duke Konitsky, you Would you like to have a few drinks with me."

The Duke of Konitzki was praised extremely happily. At this time, when Magnus de la Gardia invited himself to drink, he almost agreed. Finally, the Duke remembered that he was the deputy envoy of the mission. According to the regulations, he was not allowed to meet privately with ambassadors from other countries without the consent of Stanislaw Potocki.

"Sorry, brother Magnus." Duke Konitzki refused: "You should know the rules of being an ambassador."

Magnus de la Gardia's eyes rolled. He didn't expect that even if the Duke of Konitzki was fascinated by himself, he still had a sense of the bottom line. But he quickly regained his smile.

"Of course, of course." Magnus de la Gardia waved his hand, seeming to apologize to the duke for saying such a stupid thing: "I didn't think about it well. In that case, it's better to be here. How about a few drinks here? I happened to have good deep red wines from Bordeaux and white Burgundy in my carriage."

When the Duke of Konitzki heard the names of these two wines, his eyes gleamed. He was secretly in his residence, under Stanislaw Potocki's nose, that he should not be regarded as meeting privately with ambassadors from other countries.

"Well, let's have a few drinks." Duke Konitzki agreed.

As the two bottles of wine were consumed, the Duke of Konitzki's mind began to get confused, and his words began to grow. But Magnus de la Gardia was disappointed to find that the identities of the Duke of Konitzki and the deputy of his Polish mission were so inconsistent. From his mouth, Magnus had no idea. There was not a trace of useful information, but some complaints about Stanislaw Potocki and Chechen. Especially that Cheerchen.

The Duke of Konitzki hooked Magnus de la Gardia's neck, and his sturdy arm hooked Magnus's slender neck as if it were about to break.

"You said, why does a kid who is less than twenty years old climb onto my head? Is it just because of his meritorious service in Crimea? In fact, if I go to ~www.readwn.com~ I can He did better than him! Also, he dared to hit me...slapped me in the face... everyone just killed a few Cossack captives, what's the big deal." Kang Duke Nitsky said drunkenly.

"People just have the ability to climb to your head." Magnus de la Gardia ridiculed the duke in his heart as he listened to the Duke's complaint.

The name Chechen Magnus once heard Karl X mention it in front of him. Although his own monarch did not expressly say, this boy obviously caused a lot of trouble to Karl X. Every time Karl X mentioned Cheerchen, he would sigh a few words at the end.

At this time, Magnus de la Gardier suddenly grasped a message in the duke's words that seemed to be useful to him: "It's not that everyone killed a few Cossack prisoners."

"Could it be..."

Magnus also hooked the Duke of Konitzki’s neck affectionately. He agreed: "Yes, yes. A few Cossacks are just a few, it’s not a big deal. I heard that Prince Jarimé liked to treat the rebellious Cossacks back then. Pyramid. Duke, my friend, it seems that you are quite like Prince Yarime."

The Duke of Konitzki waved his hand: "In fact, it's not me, it's the young man in our mission..."

Then, the drunk Duke Konitzki told Magnus de la Gardia exactly how the guards of the mission had tortured and killed the captured Cossack. Speaking of excitement, the Duke also made a dance.

Magnus de la Gardia heard the whole story and was secretly happy. He planned to spread the news in Kiev as soon as he left, so that the reputation of the Polish mission would be completely stinking.