Father sparsokukotsky didn''t expect that it was fedot who robbed him. Then he stared at another man with angry eyes and said, "yelishei!"


    Seeing that father sparsokukotsky recognized himself, yelishaesop took off his mask.


    "I''m so sorry, father," said yelishei. If he could, he didn''t want to do it to father sparsokukotsky.


    "Why?" asked father sparsokukotsky.


    "We''re all for the mercenaries, father," said fedot in shame, and his saber fell to the ground.


    Fedot was most embarrassed when father sparsokukotsky saw his face. Because in the mercenary regiment, the priest is a good man and takes good care of himself. But now he moved his hand to the priest. Even for the sake of the overall situation of the mercenary regiment, his heart was still suffering.


    For the mercenary regiment?


    Father sparsokukotsky was a little stunned. He couldn''t figure out what the relationship between yelisi and fedot''s kidnapping and the mercenary regiment was. Was it because he was ordered by Chechen to find mihau? But this matter is only known by himself and the head. The priest believes that Chechen can''t go back on his word. The only possibility is that Chechen''s conversation with himself has been leaked. The regiment doesn''t want the head and mihau to send someone to stop them.


    Who would this person be? Is it fedot and yelishee in front of you?


    "Who sent you?" asked father sparsokukotsky.


    Father kospasokokotsky''s voice had not yet fallen, and he lost consciousness as soon as his eyes were dark.


    It was yelishei who knocked the priest unconscious. Fedot looked at father sparsokukotsky who fainted to the ground and said angrily to yelishei, "what are you doing?"


    Yelishei put the knife back into its scabbard. He lifted the priest''s upper body and said to fedot: "What am I doing? Of course I knocked the priest out so I could take him back. Don''t worry, I didn''t lay a heavy hand. And didn''t you hear what he was talking about you just now? Fedot, I didn''t say you. You''re really careless. What are we dressed up as Tatars for, not to let the priest find out our identity."


    In the face of Ye Leigh Shea''s criticism, Fedot had a red face. Indeed, he was too careless. Instead of speaking, he helped Ye Leigh Shea lift the priest''s leg. The two men put J Paso Cu Coates Ki on the horse, and then rode back to Werner.


    "Why are you so careless!"


    After returning to Werner, yelisi and fedot came to a new small hotel, which was temporarily rented by Pedro for the temporary placement of father spasokukotsky. As soon as the three met, yelisi told Pedro that he had been seen through by the priest. Of course, Pedro couldn''t help blaming.


    "Deputy Colonel Pedro, what should we do now?" fedot asked like a child who had done something wrong.


    "What else can I do? It''s no use blaming anyone now that things have happened. I''ve hired someone to take care of the priest, and we''ll go back now as if nothing has happened. We''ll worry about it after I persuade Cherchen. If the priest wants to beat me and scold me at that time, I won''t have a complaint." Pedro sighed.


    So the three hurried back to the mercenary regiment''s station. Ingrid, who met them at the station, told the three that Chechen was not suspicious of Pedro''s departure. All night, Chechen was negotiating with the leader of bachit.


    "How''s it going?" asked Pedro.


    He knew that Chechen went to discuss with bachit about bachit''s people joining the mercenary regiment in the evening. Therefore, the mercenary regiment also offered him the position of deputy head.


    "It doesn''t seem to be going well. I didn''t come out after the regimental commander entered bachit''s leader''s room. During this period, there was a voice of quarrel between them." Ingrid said.


    "I''ll go and have a look. You go back first." as soon as Pedro heard that the negotiation was not smooth, he was worried that Cherchen would suffer a loss, so he hurried to the refugee camp.


    "How''s the priest?"


    After Pedro left, Ingrid asked elishey and fedot.


    "Everything is going well," yelishei said to Ingrid with a smile.


    "Everything is going well" is not only on Pedro''s side, but also on Cherchen''s side.


    Originally, they thought it was easy to persuade bachit, but unexpectedly, they hit a nail here. When Cherchen told bachit that yanush asked bachit''s people to join the mercenary regiment and would not give land to other refugees, bachit immediately refused.


    Bakhte was originally not interested in working for this Lord and that Lord. His temporary cooperation with the mercenary regiment was also to believe that he and the refugees supporting him would not be killed by the people of yezh haretsky. Now yanushi let his men join the mercenary regiment and feed other old and weak women and children with the salary he received. In essence, he still takes everyone as cannon fodder These soldiers lost almost all their lives in the war, and it is difficult to guarantee that yanushi will not cross the river and tear down the bridge. As for saying that others can be included in the list of the raziwiu family and cultivate the land of the raziwiu family, it is meaningless to turn everyone into serfs of the raziwiu family in a disguised form.


    For bachit''s refusal, Cherchen also felt very wronged. This is the best result he can win for the refugees. To this end, he also stayed in yanushi''s camp against his will, continued to work for yanushi, and became enemies with friends such as mihau and Anjie.


    The two argued, and Chechen advised bachit to be patient temporarily and let the refugees have a place to live first; Bachit insisted that yanush give everyone the status of a free people and distribute land for farming.


    The terms of the two sides are so different that no one can persuade them. This is what happened when Pedro entered the house.


    Chechen was overjoyed to see Pedro come back. Because Pedro''s negotiation skills are higher than his own, it must be more effective for him to talk with the leader of bachit.


    Chechen first asked where his uncle went in the evening. Pedro told Chechen that he had gone to drink. Then, Cherchen told Pedro about his bad negotiation with the leader of bakhte.


    Pedro had learned something from Ingrid earlier. At this time, after listening to Cherchen, he sat next to bachit.


    "Alas, leader bachit. It''s unfortunate that the refugees have followed you! Because their leaders will only pray, not fight on their own." Pedro said with a fake sigh.


    Bachit, who had turned his head when he saw Pedro coming in, suddenly turned back and angrily said, "deputy head of Pedro, what do you mean?"


    Faced with bachit''s anger, Pedro calmly pulled Cherchen over and said: "Do you know what our uncle and nephew had before he came to Poland? There was nothing but his life and his sword. But now, Chechen is the head of a mercenary regiment of thousands of people. Our savings can''t be spent for several generations. Maybe we can get land and higher titles in the future. How did we get all these? We fight with each knife and gun Yes. You and your men have just arrived in Werner and have done nothing to Prince yanush. Why should your royal highness give you identity and land? "


    After listening to Pedro, bachit was a little silent.


    "If we work for Prince yanush, can everyone get identity and land?"


    After a while, bachit asked in a low voice.


    "Of course, our uncles and nephews are examples," Pedro said to himself.


    "Let me see."


    Bachit promised to reconsider.


    "Uncle, do you think the leader of bachit will agree in the end?"


    Waiting outside the door, Chechen was still a little uncertain whether bachit''s the last decision to join the mercenary regiment.


    "Yes, in fact, bakhte has no more choice. Not to mention anything else, he has offended yezh haretsky, and now only prince yanush can protect them. He will understand this truth when he calms down and thinks about it." Pedro said.


    This is the source of his confidence.