"Miss Natalie, I can''t tell you my true identity yet. But I can guarantee that my heart to defend the holy land is sincere. If the war is over and I can still live, I will tell you frankly." Chechen said with a bitter smile.


    Natalie looked up and down at Chechen. She said. "I''ll keep staring at you."


    With that, Natalie no longer paid attention to Chechen, but left with great strides.


    Since he accepted the command post, Chechen also began to arrange it. There were originally four or five hundred monks in the monastery, all of whom were awakened from their sleep. They were assigned to cellars and treasuries to carry out artillery and bundles of muskets, knives and guns. All the guns were mounted on the gun position, and Cherchen assigned at least three gunners to each gun.


    Father sparsokukotsky, on the other hand, taught the friars who were powerless to use weapons in the shortest time.


    In chinstohova at the foot of Daguangming mountain, everyone was informed of the transfer, and all the sheds on the mountain road leading to the monastery were demolished - the demolished timber was transported to the monastery.


    Although I knew that the Swedes might attack the monastery, the Swedes didn''t come after all. Therefore, the villagers are resistant to leaving their homes, not to mention burning down the shops and huts they depend on for survival. They recommended several people to go to the monastery with gifts to plead with a familiar vice president. The vice president was soft hearted. He sent and people to find Cherchen and asked for a suspension of the action. The reason was absurd that "the Swedes did not show hostility and attack".


    With regard to the order of the vice president, while continuing to transfer the villagers, Cherchen sent someone to report to President koldzki. Soon after, President koldzki''s reply was brought back: "follow the original plan".


    Because there are too many villagers to be transferred, and most of them are in a mood of resistance, Cherchen''s transfer work is progressing very slowly. Just when he was in trouble, Natalie came to help with mitzkevich and more than 20 mercenaries.


    With their help, the progress of the transfer began to speed up. These mercenaries who recognize money but not people will not be polite to the villagers. As long as anyone disobeys, they will go up with a whip. Although Che Chen couldn''t bear to listen to the villagers'' howling, he used a heavy code in troubled times, not to mention for their good. Now they were just whipped. When the Swedes came, they couldn''t even save their lives.


    "The shops and huts here are the property of the monastery, which is rented to them. So you don''t have to pity them, because strictly speaking, the monastery burns its own assets." Natalie and Cherchen fought side by side, looking at the mercenaries pouring oil on the huts.


    "Why are there only these mercenaries?" Chechen asked strangely. Natalie used to have mercenaries No. 70 or 80, but now there are only more than 20 left.


    "Others were afraid when they heard that the Swedes were going to attack the monastery. They refused the task. So I settled with them and let them go," Natalie said.


    "They are all gone?" Chechen hurriedly said.


    He thought Natalie was too careless.


    "What''s the matter?" Natalie had a strange reaction.


    "You just let those people go. If they meet Swedes on the road, they won''t know. Do we already know their plan to attack the monastery?" Chechen shouted.


    He felt that the military literacy of these poles he met was so low that he didn''t seem to think about anything except hard work.


    "Aleval, you should pay attention to our young lady''s words." seeing that Chechen shouted at Natalie so rudely, mitzkevich said angrily.


    Natalie was not angry. This time she humbly asked Cherchen for advice and said, "what should those people do? They haven''t left yet. They are still there."


    "You give them some money and tell them to escort these villagers in the opposite direction. This can not only avoid the Swedes, but also protect the safety of the villagers," Cherchen said.


    Natalie was impressed by this approach. She immediately ordered mitzkevich to do as Chechen said.


    Then Chechen ordered all the houses to be oiled first, but not to light a fire.


    After such a busy night, the villagers were moved away, and all the sheds on the road up the mountain were cleaned up.


    The sky was white with fish bellies, and chinstohova was shrouded in morning fog.


    Chechen and a dozen villagers left voluntarily went up the mountain. He, Natalie and the abbot stood in the wall on the monastery gate and looked down the hill.


    After more than an hour, the sound of horses'' hoofs came faintly from the thick fog gradually dispersed. The sound of horses'' hoofs came closer and louder.


    Gradually, a man in black came out of the thick fog and came to the foot of the mountain.


    When the man in Black got off his horse, he went up the steps of the mountain and saw President koldzki standing on the wall.


    "Dean, what''s the matter here? Why don''t there be any villagers in the village?" the man in black asked. Chechen recognized that it was the voice of vreshzovic.


    "Vreshdrovich, why did you suddenly come to our monastery so early in the morning?" the abbot did not answer vreshdrovich''s question, but asked him.


    "It''s all God''s will, Dean. On my way back, I met your Excellency the general, who was hunting nearby. After I conveyed the thanks of the monastery to him, the general was very happy. He ordered me to bring another box of Taylor as a sacrifice to the virgin." said vreshzovic.


    Although Chechen already knew that what vreshzovic said was a group of lies, Chechen was still angry when he didn''t blush and his heart didn''t jump when he lied.


    "Abbot, is that how you entertain your friends? Open the door quickly. Is it your way of hospitality to keep a benefactor who is kind to the monastery waiting outside?" vreshdrovic shouted again when he saw that the abbot had not responded for a long time.


    At this time, several vice presidents also went to the wall. The vice president who couldn''t bear to burn down the house at the foot of the mountain began to be naive again. He whispered to the abbot, "abbot," vreshzovic has always been kind to the monastery. Shall we let him come in and confront Mr. aleval face to face and make it clear.


    With that, the vice president shouted to the following:


    "Vreshzovic, my friend. Who are you following?"


    "Several servants. If you don''t trust me, I''ll bring two men in," shouted vreshzovic.


    Just two people. This requirement is reasonable. The vice president looked at the president hopefully and hoped that he would agree.


    However, Chechen objected: "Madam President, this matter must not be allowed. The sound of horses'' hoofs just now was more than dozens or hundreds," but vreshzovic said it was just a few servants, which was obviously a lie. What''s more, if he really came to worship, why did he choose at dawn and wait until dawn?