When Chechen arrived, the Marshal''s dinner was over, and the hall was full of servants to clean up the mess. Several of the most important figures, such as Brauer wickensburg and oginsky, were not in the hall. Chechen glanced roughly and did not see Uncle Pedro.


    Chechen was surprised. Carlson patted Chechen on the shoulder and said, "marshal and several generals are waiting for you on the second floor."


    With that, Carlson first went up the stairs. And Chechen followed.


    In the room on the second floor, which was originally the office of Jan sobesky, marshal Brauer wickensburg sat on the main seat, and general oginsky and General Douglas sat in the left and right positions under the marshal respectively. Pedro, zeppesh and argildas stood below. Their expressions were different: Pedro''s face was anxious, his hands were tightly clenched, and his palms were full of hand sweat; And zeppesh''s face was complacent. From time to time, he glanced at Pedro and the top three big people. His face kept changing between ridicule and flattery; Algerdas was serious, his eyes looking straight ahead at the huge flag with the family emblem of the vichensburg family hanging behind the marshal.


    "Marshal, Chechen is here."


    Carlson''s warning woke everyone up. The five people in the room either looked up or turned their heads to see Chechen entering the room.


    It''s not good to be looked directly at by five people. Che Chen was stunned at first, but he immediately adjusted his state. Chechen approached slowly and stopped when he reached the position where Pedro and the three stood.


    "Good evening, marshal and general," said Chechen.


    Brauer Williamsburg and otkinski were still expressionless, but General Douglas smiled: "Captain Chechen, excuse me."


    Che Chen raised his head. He looked at the three people around him and returned his eyes to the front. So far, he did not know what the marshal had called himself.


    Since he didn''t know the reason, Chechen had to stand like this first, waiting for the Marshal or general to speak first. But the three in front seemed to hold the same idea. One by one, they just looked at Chechen, but none of them spoke.


    In this way, three minutes passed. During this period, zeppesh kept shaking his eyes, looking left and right.


    Finally, Douglas spoke first.


    "Cherchen, marshal wickensburg called you here because you were involved in an important matter. Your two subordinates told the marshal at the dinner that you deliberately let Stanislaw lianzkoronsky go. Do you have anything to explain about such a false accusation?"


    Pedro was delighted after hearing Douglas''s words. General Douglas was obviously on Chechen''s side. As soon as he opened his mouth, he characterized the matter as a "false accusation", which was obviously an excuse for Chechen.


    Of course, Pepe could hear the meaning. He hastily retorted: "Marshal, general, I''m not making a false accusation against our commander. Sparsokukotsky let Stanislaw lianzkoronsky go, but I and argildas saw it with our own eyes. At that time, the long spearmen led by sparsokukotsky could stop them in front of the cavalry, but he stepped aside. That''s what everyone saw. I can let my men Our mercenaries proved it for us. "


    Brauer Williamsburg thought it was too early for Douglas to make a "false accusation", but zeppesh questioned the behavior of his colleagues, which Williamsburg could not tolerate. The marshal warned loudly, "zeppesh, pay attention to your identity. We want you to speak before you speak."


    Seeing that field marshal Brauer Williamsburg was angry, oginsky also gave tsepesh a fierce stare.


    "Cherchen, do you have anything to say about the accusation of zepesh?" oginsky also asked.


    Chechen didn''t expect that there were traitors in the mercenary regiment, but he was soon relieved. Originally, zepesh and argildas were not the same as themselves, because yanush''s orders were twisted together. In a sense, this situation is inevitable.


    "Marshal, two generals. I didn''t order the squadron leader of our regiment, sparso kukotsky, to release Stanislaw leantskoronsky and his gang. At that time, the close guards of Stanislaw leantskoronsky made a decisive attack to break through the siege, and my subordinate sparso kukotsky let him go in order to reduce casualties. He didn''t know that Stanislaw was among the deserters Niswaf liantskoronsky. And the Musketeers led by fedot, the captain of my Musketeers, have been shooting at the fleeing enemy from the side, "Chechen explained calmly.


    "So your man was just an unintentional loss?" asked otkinski instead of Brauer weixingsburg.


    "Yes, General Douglas was well aware of the situation at that time. My mercenary regiment and a Swedish squadron attacked thousands of Polish cavalry on the left wing. Our strength was already stretched. Even if we blocked the enemy along the way, other enemies would be empty, and it was inevitable to let some enemies escape. Besides, Stanislaw leantskronsky and I had no plan Why risk so much to let him go? "


    After listening to Chechen''s words, Pedro secretly applauded. His nephew pointed out the most crucial point: motivation. In the face of it, neither Chechen nor sparsokukotsky had any motivation to let Stanislaw liantskronsky go.


    After hearing this, Douglas smiled and nodded. And zeppesh was already sweating on his forehead.


    "Marshal! Our regimental commander said he had no motive, but he was friends with Mikhail volodyavsky and anjay komitz among the rebels. That''s his motive! And he said he didn''t know Stanislaw leonzkoronsky was in the deserter, but he later found Stanislaw leonzkoronsky''s flag and he died He is an aristocrat, and he can swear with the honor of the aristocrat. What I said to him is true. "Seeing that the situation is actually favorable to Cherchen, tsepesh quickly retorted.


    It was the first time Brauer wickensburg had heard that Chechen had an old relationship with the generals of the rebels. Moreover, zeppesh also said that it is extremely sacred for a noble to dare to swear with the honor of the noble. When zeppesh said this, the Marshal''s eyes turned to argildas.


    "Algildas, will you swear that what you say is true?" asked oginsky.


    Algerdas''s face fluctuated for a long time before he vomited: "I swear by the honor of nobility."


    Chechen said he had no motive, and tsepesh and algerdas insisted that Chechen had instructed spasokukotsky to do it. Because there is no other human and material evidence to prove that Chechen had given such an order, the truth of the matter is still chaotic.


    At this time, Brauer weixingsburg, who had only said one sentence at the beginning, said, "since we can''t judge, we have to ask the client spasokukotsky."