Struggle in Russia

Kuzha got real, and he justly sent a notice to the First Army and Jan Constantine, asking the other side to hand over the arsenal immediately.

This is somewhat strange to Jan Constantine, because recently he hasn't taken care of Bucharest's affairs at all, and he has devoted himself to transferring property and arranging family members to take refuge abroad. So he was shocked when he received the written notice from Kuza!

"What does this guy want to do? I really think I can do whatever I want with my wings hardened!"

Young Constantine was angry, and subconsciously wanted to teach Kuza a lesson to let him know that he was not hellokitty. But he had always been cautious and meticulous, and suddenly he thought that Kuza could not be so reckless. Since he dared to do this, he must have something to rely on.

So he immediately ordered: "You go and find out what is going on, the situation is a bit wrong!"

Rossetti was a little unhappy at first, thinking that Jan Constantine was too cautious, but after some investigations, his expression changed dramatically: "Something happened! George Strib and Barbu Qatar have been away for a long time. Yangjika's troops were also annexed by Kuza!"

"what!"

Young Constantine jumped up from his chair in shock. He really didn't expect these old friends to make such a show, but it was Rossetti's hindsight that made him even more angry.

"How did you receive the news? Didn't I make you pay special attention to their dynamics?"

Rossetti was naturally speechless, he wanted to defend himself, but he opened his mouth, especially after seeing the angry expression of Jan Constantine, and closed it wittily.

Why did Rossetti know later? The reason is very simple. One is that he was not particularly smart in this regard, but he was normal in hindsight. If he hadn't been supported by Jan Constantine, he would not have been in his current position.

Secondly, the attitude of this guy is not correct. He didn't listen to Jan Constantine's warning at all, and he always looked down upon Kuzha and others in his heart, and even George Strib and Barbu Qatar didn't get much attention for a long time.

In his opinion, this group of people are chicken dogs and it is not worth mentioning, so just pay attention to it, there is no need to be too nervous.

In the end, Jan Constantine has a lot of things to be busy with, and he doesn’t care about Bucharest, which is not so important anymore, and Rossetti is actually busy with his own little stall and has been busy accumulating money, which is not so important to Bucharest. The situation is naturally not at heart!

After Yang Constantine vented for a while, he knew that anger was meaningless and that the situation was already like this. Beating Rossetti would not help. The most important thing now is to make a countermeasure!

After walking back and forth for a few laps, he quickly told Rossetti, "I will give the first army an order immediately to blow up the arsenal!"

Rossetti was taken aback, looked at Jan Constantine in disbelief, blurted out: "Are you crazy? What about it..."

Yang Constantine interrupted him and said flatly: "You have to do this! Immediately blow up the arsenal. There is not much munitions in it anyway. If you blow it up, you will die without any evidence!"

Rossetti licked his lips and asked cautiously: "But those stocks can still be sold for a lot of money, it's a pity that it exploded like this!"

"Unfortunately, it's better than being caught! If Kuza or George Strebs know that we sold the arms, can they let us go? You can't lose more because of a small profit!"

While teaching Rossetti, Jan Constantine methodically ordered: "After blowing up the arsenal, let the First Army immediately move to Sierraru, telling them to rush out at all costs and resolutely not allow surrender to Kuza. If they want to fight, accompany them to the end!"

This order surprised Rossetti again. He reminded: "But Kuza is now an order under the banner of the Revolutionary Committee, and the spooky people in the city support him! I am afraid that..."

"What revolutionary committee!" Yang Constantine yelled, "Kuza is just robbing the class to seize power. No one is looking for a meeting with us. What is the effect of their unauthorized orders, regardless of him!"

Speaking of Jan Constantine, he also sneered: "Do you think he wants those guys like George Strib and won't fight back? There is noisy behind! Although he Kuza has the help of unsophisticated people in Bucharest to take the initiative, but A few people in Bucharest listen to him! Leave him alone! If he is not afraid of loss, I don’t mind helping the Russians to teach them a lesson!"

I have to say that Jan Constantine sees it too clearly. It is true that Kuzha can seize the opportunity to seize power and occupy a righteous name, but after all, his foundation is still too shallow, and no one pays attention to him when he is outside Bucharest~www.mtlnovel .com~ So it is impossible to count on a piece of order to be wanted and solve the old gangsters of George Stribb.

And he can't control the areas outside Bucharest at all. In those areas, they and George Strib are the bosses, so they can't kill him. You can even accuse and punish him in turn, anyway, just talk. Everyone quarrels if they say that the public is justified, and that there is no result anyway!

So Jan Constantine concluded that Kuzana had nothing to do with them, even if he could control Bucharest, what if the Russian and Turkish armies were about to come to the city, how long could Kuzana be arrogant?

When the Russian army wiped out his viable power, Kuzha would have nothing left. Then, the old fritters who had fled Bucharest would settle accounts with him and buckle everything on his head, even as long as Kuzha fell. There must be a dead end in their hands!

So Jan Constantine is not afraid to turn his face with Kuzha. Anyway, his retreat has been arranged long ago, with the help of the French, and he has already fished enough, he can still get mixed up after leaving Wallachia. What's to be afraid of?

"In addition, contact me George Strib and other members of the Revolutionary Committee wanted by Kuza. We must form a united front. We must immediately condemn and prosecute Kuza's crimes and call on the people of the whole country to oppose this thief and poisonous vegetable. Takeo!"

Jan Constantine is too insidious. He wants to mess up the water, just to make people confused about the truth, to cause more trouble for Kuza and make him overwhelmed.

"Besides, we don't want to return to Bucharest anymore. We immediately go to Transylvania, meet with Mr. Diomede, and after the final sale, we will go directly to Paris!"