The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Since Stanislaw and Skozheduschi had different positions, the lunch was uninteresting. The three of them just took a few bites and put down their knives and forks.

The colonel clapped his hands, and the waiter came in and removed the leftover food and drink. Then Jan Skrzedowski led the two to their resting place.

"Master Stanislaw, and Chechen, if you have anything, please tell my adjutant, he will prepare everything for you. Tomorrow, I will lead a team of wing cavalry to **** you to the border." Jan Skrzedu After leaving this sentence, Sky turned and left.

The old man nodded to the adjutant of the colonel who had stayed awaiting orders at any time, and then went back to the room to rest.

"Can you do me a favor?" Chechen said to the adjutant when Old Stanislaw entered the room.

"Of course, please order. Also, just call me Adam." The adjutant named Adam said to Cheerchen with a smile.

It can be seen that this is an optimistic and cheerful officer.

"Okay, Adam. Can you tell the servants in the fortress to boil a pot of hot water for me? I want to wash my feet," Chechen said.

Adam certainly agreed to such a small request.

Not long after, a Tatar-looking servant came in with a basin of hot water.

This Tatar has no hair, but he can also tell from his black and white beard that he is quite old. This person is dressed in ragged clothes, a black sheepskin jacket is worn, he has a pair of bare feet, and his feet are still in shackles.

"My lord, I serve you."

The Tatar said, kneeling down on the ground, and then respectfully took off his shoes for Cheerchen.

Cheerchen was at his mercy. When the first shoe was taken off, Cheerchen asked him: "You are a Tatar."

"Yes, my lord."

"Then why did you come to Zbaraj?"

"I was captured in a battle. But because of being captured, I knew that God is the greatest in the world."

When he said this, the Tatar had a pious face.

"What's your name?" Cheerchen asked.

"Sir, my Tatar name has long been forgotten after I converted to Christ. My current name is Andrei."

Tatar Andrei replied, taking off the second shoe for Cheering, and carefully putting Cheering's feet into the water.

"Okay, Andrei." Cheechen bent down, and he tricked out a taler.

"This is what I rewarded you."

Andrei looked at Cheerchen in disbelief. It took a while for him to react, and Andrei grasped the taler tightly, and then inserted it into his belt.

"This is a servant who loves money." Cheerchen thought to himself.

But such a person is even more known to Chechen's mind.

"Andrei, do you want more talers?" Cheerchen asked knowingly.

Andrei raised his head flatteringly and laughed: "Master, as long as I can do it, please tell me if you have anything to do."

Obviously, Andrei is not a fool. He knows that Cheerchen is giving him money, so there must be something for him to do.

Chechen took out another taler, and he asked Andrej: "You don't know the name of the wife of the commander here, Colonel Jan Skrzeduski?"

Andrei caught Thale in a hand, and said: "Yes, of course I know that the colonel's wife is Helena."

Chechen took out another taler, and he asked: "Then Princess Helena is in the fortress."

Regarding Cheorchen’s question, Andrei’s eyes flashed a little hesitation, but when Taler, who flipped between Cheorchen’s fingers, refracted a light, Andrei was fascinated. He said: "The princess is in the fortress."

It was even more strange to hear that Princess Helena was in the fortress of Zbaraj. Because as the wife of Jan Skrzeduski, Princess Helena had no reason to avoid seeing her when the old Stanislaw and herself arrived, let alone her lifesaver. Reminiscent of Colonel Jan Skrzedusky's strange attitude, Cheerchen felt that there was a problem even more.

In the end, Cheerchen still didn't hold back his curiosity.

"So, Andrei, why didn't Princess Helena show up when we came today? Is she ill?" Cheerchen asked.

When Cheerchen asked this question, he was planning to take out another taller, but he just reached into his pocket when he saw Andreyi, who was kneeling on the ground, trembling all over, as if he was suffering from some disease. generally.

"Andrei? Andrei the Tatar?" Cheerchen asked cautiously. He was really afraid of Andrei's hidden illness, such as rabies.

Andrei heard Cheechen's yelling, and looked at the door in a panic.

Cheerchen also followed Andrei's eyes and looked at the door of the room.

Of course the door is closed.

"I don't need the money, don't. Don't ask me." Andreyi murmured with a cold sweat on his head.

Seeing Andrei's horrified expression, Cheerchen knew that Princess Helena must have something serious. Although Cheerchen and Princess Helena only have a relationship, but the elder brother Bao Hong who has a close relationship with Cheerchen loves her. Now Cheerchen knows that Princess Helena may have something wrong, of course he can't ignore it. .

Cheerchen stood up with a "swish", he asked eagerly:.

"Say, tell me what happened to Princess Helena, and I'll give you ten talers."

But at this time, money seemed to be unable to shake Andrei, and he even threw the Thaler he got from Chechen to the ground.

"Give it back to you, give it back to you," he said.

"You don't need the money, don't you even want your life? Think about it, I will tell the colonel what you told me, how he will treat you." Seeing that the temptation was invalid for Andrei, Chechen adopted A means of intimidation. He grabbed Andrei by the collar.

In order to increase the persuasive power ~www.wuxiamtl.com~ Cheerchen also pulled Andrei to the window.

Outside the window are the ten wooden stakes with human heads inserted.

Andre Isser shivered, but he stubbornly said: "I didn't say anything. The colonel wouldn't do anything to me."

"What did you say, nothing said, it doesn't count if you say it, but Colonel Skrzeduski believes it. He told me that Princess Helena is not in the fortress, but you said the princess is there. You think Thinking, if I told the colonel this, would he doubt that you said something else too." Cheechen threatened Andrei.

Andrei was really scared.

"I said, I said. But you have to promise me, like your God, no... and swear to my God, what I said today, you will not tell others."

"I swear."

"Princess Helena gave birth to a child more than 3 months ago, but the colonel suspected that it was not her own flesh and blood. He locked the princess away from anyone. The princess's maid talked nonsense because of her lax mouth, and the colonel later found out. I was beaten to death."