The army of 12000 people is half of the army that Prince yanushi now controls. It seems that yanushi is really angry this time.


    "I will live up to your expectations, Prince, and bring sobesky to you like a dog," said Alexander otkinski excitedly.


    For Alexander''s statement, yanushi nodded with satisfaction.


    At this time, fiordo obhovich also asked the prince to fight and said, "Your Highness, please allow me to go with General Alexander to pacify sobesky."


    Fiordo got Prince yanush''s special look because he took refuge in yanush at the banquet that day, but he was always depressed. Although yanush gave him great courtesy, he did not give fiordo any real duty. His poor performance in Smolensk made him infamous among the nobles of Werner. Although no one would say it in front of him due to his identity, he still heard a lot of pointing behind him.


    As a result, fiordo urgently needed an opportunity, an opportunity for the prince to entrust him with an important task and impress others.


    Yanushi looked at fiordo''s eager expression, and a feeling of disgust rose in his heart.


    "This guy has lost all his family property and wants to lose all mine?" yanush scolded in his heart.


    On the surface, however, yanush smiled and expressed his appreciation for fiordo''s active fight. However, the prince also said that he had to deal with sapega in werna. If fiordo went to Lida fort, he would not even have a person to discuss. For the sake of the overall situation, he still wanted fiordo to stay and help himself.


    Hearing that Prince yanush had said so, fiordo had to agree with him in disappointment.


    "Do you have any comments? Chechen and Victor, just now you two didn''t speak, let''s talk about your ideas." although he has made the decision to send troops and appointed gettman, yanush asked the officers for advice in order to show his "enlightened dictatorship". Chechen and Victor, two officers who were also in the battle sequence, were unfortunately named.


    Cherchen and Victor didn''t speak just now. In fact, they have their own thoughts. Chechen didn''t want to fight with sobesky. Father sparsokukotsky sent to Weige hasn''t returned yet. He was worried that attacking sobesky at this time would make mihau misunderstand their sincerity; Victor''s mind was full of Mrs. kolf. He was really reluctant to part with Mrs. kolf all day now.


    "Your Highness, my mercenary regiment has just expanded, and the recruits in it have not been fully trained. Is it OK?" Chechen found a reason to hope to stay in Werner.


    For Chechen''s shirking, yanushi was obviously unhappy. He scolded Chechen: "soldier, war is the most severe mother. Although he can''t give you health and happiness, he can exercise your will and spirit. You should take those recruits to the battlefield, because a battle is worth thousands of training."


    With that, yanush looked at Victor again.


    "What about you, Victor? Did you stop talking because you were as timid as Chechen?"


    With Cherchen''s lesson, Victor didn''t dare to show it even if he didn''t want to go again. He hastily clarified, "of course not, your highness. I''m just thinking about how many guns I need to blast through the walls of Lida fort."


    "You don''t have to worry about that. Lida fort is not a bastion. It has more than twenty-four pounds of artillery."


    Listening to Prince yanush''s words, Victor quickly nodded, saying that he had no problem and would resolutely complete the tasks assigned by the prince.


    For Victor''s statement, yanushi nodded with satisfaction.


    No more objections were raised. At the insistence of Prince yanush, Cherchen and them are about to get involved in a new war.


    And in the place that is about to become the center of the vortex - Lida fort. Young Jan sobeski is saying goodbye to the nobles rescued by him, such as Jan zamois and Stanislaw.


    "Nephew, thanks to you this time. Otherwise, we would be given to the Swedes by yanush, a traitor." general Jan zamois said gratefully. He is the Lord of Lublin castle, which is in the middle of the triangle of Werner, Warsaw and Krakow.


    "Yes, at the beginning, I misunderstood you, thinking that you betrayed the country for glory and were willing to work for the traitors, which tarnished the honor of your family," Stanislaw leantskoronsky said.


    Other nobles and officers also expressed their gratitude to Jan sobesky.


    For these words of gratitude, Jan sobesky smiled modestly. He said to everyone, "God can testify that my loyalty to the Republic and the goddess of national protection has never changed. Next, I will fight the traitors for honor and faith."


    Jan sobeski had expected that his actions would be wildly retaliated by yanush, but he was confident that with the support of Lida fort and Jan zamois, he would win an unprecedented victory.


    "Don''t worry, nephew. We will lead troops to support you as promised. Then we will cooperate inside and outside and give yanush a good look." Jan zamois reiterated his commitment to Jan sobesky.


    "Thank you, uncle," said Jan sobesky gratefully.


    "But nephew, we really don''t have to send someone to ask deputy commander sapega for help?" Stanislaw leantzkoronsky asked suspiciously. He still believes that the more people there are, the greater the chance of victory.


    "Uncle, deputy commander sapega, they are in Uige, which is far from being thirsty," Jan sobesky explained with a smile.


    Of course, this is only a superficial reason. The real reason is that Jan sobeski is not easy to resort to mouth. That is, he doesn''t want to share the honor of defeating yanush with deputy commander sapega and others. This is also the reason why he is willing to stay with yanush for the time being and give kindness to Jan zamois and others, rather than take refuge in deputy commander sapega.


    He said that Jan sobesky didn''t want to be inferior to others. And now he has almost succeeded. By rescuing the nobles and officers detained by yanush, Jan sobeski has succeeded in bringing them into his own camp.


    Stanislaw lianzkoronsky nodded in agreement with Jan sobesky''s explanation.


    "Then in two months, we''ll see you under the city of lidaborg," said Stanislaw lianzkoronsky.


    "Together we witnessed the fall of yanush raziwiu under Lida fort," Jan sobeski predicted victory.