Father sparsokukotsky left the mercenary regiment after dinner. He put on his grey robe and didn''t ride a horse, but he carried his habitual long gun on his back.


    After leaving the mercenary regiment, the priest finally reached Werner''s gate by asking passers-by all the way. Beside the city gate sat four soldiers with high helmets. They piled their muskets against the root of the city wall, while they lazily leaned against the long halberd. Occasionally, one or two people passed through the city gate without questioning.


    Father sparsokukotsky straightened his robe and walked to the city gate. But he was stopped at the gate of the city.


    "Where are you going, father?" asked a soldier.


    "My child, I''m going to miyajilsk," father spasokukotsky replied. Of course he wouldn''t say he was going to vigil.


    "Oh, really?" the soldier smiled jokingly, with an expression of disbelief in father sparsokukotsky.


    He turned around father sparsokukotsky, then pointed to the long gun behind the priest and asked, "the priest doesn''t take the cross but the long gun?"


    "Oh, boy. Now there are wars all over Lithuania, and the road is not peaceful. I used this long gun for self-defense," father spasokukotsky explained.


    But the soldier was not so easy to believe what the priest said. These days, many people of Pavel sapega, disguised as priests and fleeing nobles, sneaked into Werner to inquire about the news. His chief ordered them to pay attention to these two kinds of people. That''s why the soldiers didn''t stop the others out of the city, but father sparsokukotsky was stopped.


    Next, the soldiers ordered father sparsokukotsky to recite some chapters of the new testament to test whether he was a real priest rather than a spy. Of course, this is not difficult for sparso kukotsky. He can be said to recite the New Testament and passed the test smoothly.


    Seeing that spasokukotsky was a real cleric, the soldiers made a 360 degree turn in their attitude towards him. They said hello to the priest piously and asked what father spasokukotsky was doing when he went to miatelsk. When they heard that father sparsokukotsky was assigned to a parish there by the church, the soldiers kindly persuaded sparsokukotsky not to go. Because according to them, it is a land occupied by heretics (yanush and boguslav are both Calvinist Protestants), which is contrary to the will of God.


    Father sparsokukotsky did not expect that there were people inside the yanush army who were full of dissatisfaction with the two brothers. This also shows that the alliance between yanush and the Swedes is not as strong as expected, because there have been small cracks in their interior. Thus, father sparsokukotsky strengthened the correctness of the agreement reached between Cherchen and mihau.


    "Thank you, children. But it is God''s will for me to preach. Evil spirits will not defeat God''s Legion in the end. I believe I will lead those stray lambs back to the right way." father sparsokukotsky said piously.


    These words aroused the unanimous admiration of the soldiers. The two soldiers even took out two Tylers and handed them to the priest for the priest to pray for them. Because they believe that a priest who is so fearless to deliver the gospel of God must have divine power.


    Father sparsokukotsky refused, but put the four Taylor in his pocket. Then he said goodbye to the soldiers and went out of the city.


    Werner''s inner city and outer city are two different worlds. The city was brightly lit, but outside it was dark and silent. The priest walked out of Werner less than two miles. It was dark all around, and only the moonlight shone on the ground.


    Five miles from Werner, father spasokukotsky finally saw the first village. But the village has long been left with only ruins. Behind the broken wall, from time to time, his green eyes poked out. It may be a wolf or a hungry wild dog. But whatever it is, the priest doesn''t dare to be careless. He lit a torch, took down the long gun behind him, and threatened the green eyed master with these two weapons.


    The owner of those green eyes seemed to know that the priest was not so easy to deal with. It retreated slowly and disappeared into the night.


    Father sparsokukotsky finally breathed a sigh of relief. But just then, a flying rope fell from the sky and accurately wrapped around the priest''s neck. As soon as the tightrope was tightened, father sparsokukotsky lay on the ground upside down.


    Although he was wrapped around his neck by the flying rope, the man who threw the flying rope didn''t seem to want sparso kukotsky''s life. The priest didn''t tighten his neck, and he could breathe smoothly.


    Because of this, spasokukotsky grabbed the flying rope around his neck with one hand, took out a dagger from his boots with one hand, and cut the rope with a few times.


    The first thing spasokukotsky did when he got up on the ground was to pick up the long gun that had fallen on the ground. He pointed the long gun at the direction where the flying rope had just come.


    Soon, two people jumped out of the darkness. Both of them were dressed as Tatars and covered their faces. Holding a Tatar saber in their hands and a Tatar bow on their backs, they were eyeing father sparsokukotsky.


    Father sparsokukotsky did not expect to meet Tatars here. In general, Crimean Tatars and their minions rarely go deep into the interior of the Republic of Poland to plunder. But now that we have met, father sparsokukotsky can only fight to the death.


    "Chatter, haw," one of the Tatars said to another companion in words that the priest did not understand. The Tatar glanced at his talking companion and began to move. He wanted to move behind father spasokukotsky and attack him on both sides.


    How did father sparsokukotsky let him succeed. The priest swept the long gun in his hand and forced the Tatar back. Then the priest made a stab, but the Tatars stopped him.


    The other Tatar also cut at father sparsokukotsky with a knife. The priest originally wanted to open the other party''s saber, but he didn''t expect that the other party''s Sabre was excellent, so he pasted it along the priest''s gun body.


    Seeing that if he didn''t let go, father spasokukotsky''s fingers would be cut off by a saber. Unable to, father sparsokukotsky had to loosen his hand and give up his weapon.


    The long gun fell to the ground with a thud. The Tatar changed his moves again. The original sweeping with a knife turned into a straight smash with a knife handle in an instant.


    The priest was hit in the chest by the end of the knife handle. He staggered, took a few steps back, and fell to the ground.


    When the two Tatars saw father spasokukotsky fainting, they chattered again. The other Tatar came up and tried to lift father sparsokukotsky.


    Then father sparsokukotsky suddenly opened his eyes. The Tatar did not expect that sparsokukotsky pretended to be unconscious and was stunned. Father sparsokukotsky pulled the mask off his face.


    "Fedot! It''s you?" father sparsokukotsky said in surprise and anger. He didn''t expect that it was his own people who robbed him.