"Uncle, how could it be you!" Chechen looked at the man at the door in surprise - it was his uncle Pedro.


    Pedro looked at Chechen with a dark face, and then faced Oksana with a smile on his face. That expression changes faster than turning a book.


    "Miss Oksana, isn''t she?" Pedro''s smiling eyes disappeared.


    "You can also call me master Oksana." Oksana seemed to prefer to talk to Pedro. She magically took out a crystal ball from her sleeve. The crystal ball is purple all over and reflects colorful light under the sunshine.


    "Master, master." Pedro gave a thumbs up.


    Oksana took the crystal ball back with satisfaction.


    "Did you just say you were going to give me two thousand Taylor?"


    "Of course, I said, how could the prince be so generous to us this time? It turned out that it was master Oksana''s help. A thousand Taylor is too few, and at least two thousand Taylor can be worthy of your kindness." Pedro said as he walked to a suitcase beside the house, opened it and took out two bags of Taylor from it.


    One bag is a thousand, and these two bags are two thousand.


    "Uncle!"


    Seeing that Pedro took out all the cash of the mercenary regiment to give it to oxana, Cherchen quickly said to stop it.


    But Pedro turned a deaf ear. He glanced sternly at Chechen and motioned him not to speak.


    Oksana took the two bags, weighed them, and nodded with satisfaction.


    "Master Oksana, I have one more thing to ask." looking at Oksana satisfied, Pedro said to Oksana again.


    "Do you want me to say something nice for you in front of the prince?" oaksana saw through Pedro.


    "The master is really discerning. My nephew and I are both foreigners and have no relatives here. Although we have made some contributions by virtue of our ability, no one can be sure that we are jealous. The master is the red man of the prince. If you speak for us in front of the prince, we will......" halfway through Pedro''s words, Oksana raised her hand and motioned him to stop.


    "Master?" Pedro was puzzled and didn''t know what he had said wrong.


    "It''s easy to say," oxana turned to Pedro.


    With Oksana''s promise, Pedro is grateful again. He walked ahead to show oxana the way and sent him out of the door. From beginning to end, he didn''t look at Chechen.


    Chechen watched Pedro take Oksana, and then watched him come back.


    Pedro closed the door of the room and now there were only two of them left.


    "Uncle, why are you eavesdropping outside?" Chechen asked. He wondered why his uncle did such a thing.


    "Tell me why you betrayed Prince yanush first. Isn''t the prince good to us?" Pedro didn''t answer, but asked Cherchen.


    During the meeting, Pedro found the fishiness between his nephew and father sparsokukotsky. He kept an eye after the meeting and did not leave immediately, but hid behind the door to eavesdrop. This made Pedro very angry. It turned out that his nephew hid such a big thing from himself. Moreover, he had plans to leave Prince yanush, which was difficult for Pedro to accept.


    The period of service for Prince yanush can be said to be the happiest time for Pedro. He not only saved a wealth that is hard to reach all his life, but also this wealth continues to increase. Although there have been twists and turns on the way, everything is still developing for the better. This time, the prince granted Chechen permission to expand the mercenary regiment. Seeing that they were about to prosper, Chechen wanted to ruin his bright future.


    What makes Pedro even more unreasonable is that Chechen still wants to contact the enemy and conclude a non aggression treaty. Can''t he really see how much the Republic of Poland can do by relying on a few disabled and defeated generals? Even if they can stand off with the prince, how can they fight with the kingdom of Sweden?


    "Yanush raziweu is not worthy of our loyalty. He is full of deception to Anzu and mihau, as well as to us. I can stay here against my heart for the survival of thousands of people, but I really don''t want to kill for him." Chechen said to Pedro.


    Then he repeated what he had heard from boguslav to Pedro. When he wanted to come, Pedro would support himself when he knew the true face of Prince yanush.


    "So what?"


    But Pedro''s reaction was not as outraged as Chechen expected.


    "So what?" Chechen didn''t expect his uncle to say so.


    "Of course! Whether yanushi is sincere patriotism or hypocritical betrayal of the country, what does this have to do with us? We as mercenaries take money to work for lords and nobles. Prince yanushi took us in and gave us status and status, so we should serve him. Other things should not be considered by us."


    "So, Captain frogo, won''t they revenge?" Chechen felt that his uncle had forgotten Smolensk''s hatred and got into the eyes of money.


    "These are two different things. Of course, revenge is necessary, but we can''t ignore our own future. Boguslav also said that Prince yanush will not go to war with czar Russia, but will wait for the order of the king of Sweden. Now both countries are dividing up the Republic of Poland, and they will have a war sooner or later." Pedro advised painstakingly.


    "Even so, we should not help Prince yanushi to harm good people again." Chechen also stubbornly retorted.


    Pedro shook his head. He felt that his nephew was still too naive and looked at people too simply. In the position of yanush and sapega, how many people are really good?


    "You''re still young, and you still can''t understand some things. I''ll explain it to you for a while. But this time, you listen to your uncle, give up those unrealistic ideas and concentrate on the expansion of the mercenary regiment. Don''t think about contacting Anzu and mihau, you can''t save them." Pedro urged bitterly.


    For Pedro''s persuasion, Cherchen didn''t say a word. But his attitude has explained everything.


    The contradiction between Chechen and Pedro is not due to their discord. On the contrary, uncle and nephew both love each other. But Pedro has always lived a mercenary life, and his creed in life is to make himself better; Chechen was educated to be a good man since childhood. He was more considerate of others. It is the character differences brought by these two different living environments and education that separate each other at this time.


    Seeing that Chechen didn''t speak, Pedro sighed. In order not to let his nephew go wrong, his uncle had to take tough measures.