"Well, ahead is Werner''s gate."


    After a long journey of more than 20 days, Chechen led the remnants of the rebel army to Werner. Looking at Werner''s wall with bullet marks, Cherchen was filled with emotion.


    The last time I came, I was the head of the mercenary of the prince''s army, and set out from here to crusade against Jan sobesky. This time, the king''s flag has changed at the head of the city, and he may have become a wanted criminal.


    Along the way, Chechen came out day and night with forty-six soldiers who were willing to go to Werner to join the alliance. In order to avoid the Swedish patrol, they dare not walk on the main road, only those country roads. For the villages passing by, Chechen didn''t dare to stay for a long time. For fear of Swedish spies in the village, and for fear of bringing disaster to the villagers, the Swedes have always been merciless to the villages that take in the rebels.


    Nevertheless, they were in danger several times. Fortunately, these dangers came from the bandits who occupied the mountain as the king rather than the informal Swedish army, so they all passed without danger.


    In this way, fewer and fewer rebel soldiers followed Chechen. Twelve people deserted and left without saying goodbye when the team camped. But 51 people finally arrived in Werner. The extra 17 people were joined by young people from passing villages. They are full of hatred for the Swedes, and encouraged by the deeds of Daguang Mingshan monastery, they want to avenge the Swedes.


    Cherchen also inquired through the news along the way and learned about the major events in Lithuania. Prince yanush died, commander sapesh occupied Werner, and the officers of the former Prince''s army were arrested and taken to Werner for execution... And so on. This makes Chechen more worried about Uncle Pedro and his companions in the mercenary regiment.


    "Take this letter to the city to find commander mihau. He will make good arrangements for you," Chechen said.


    An army received the letter. He asked suspiciously, "Lord aleval, don''t you go and reply to your commander?"


    "Although I am from head mihau, the task is assigned to me by commander sapega, so I have to go to the command house first." Chechen explained his behavior.


    The nominal soldier nodded his head. He said to Chechen with longing: "Lord aleval, I hope we can play under your command in the future."


    Che Chen waved his hand and said goodbye to everyone. He rode towards the gate on the other side of Werner, and stopped when he came to the corner of the wall. He didn''t leave until he saw the rebels brought into the city by the guards guarding the gate.


    "I have lived up to Stefan''s trust," Chechen thought.


    At the gate on the other side, Chechen smoothly entered the city. He wants to know more about the situation before making plans.


    If you want to know the situation, the most suitable place is the pub. Chechen was about to find a lively pub when a horse leaned against him.


    Chechen is riding a short and inferior horse of the rebel army, and what comes over is a tall horse with two palms (one palm is about 10.16 cm) higher than Chechen''s horse, which makes Chechen have to look up at each other.


    "General Jan sobesky!" Chechen said in surprise. He didn''t expect to meet Jan sobesky here again.


    "Hi, commander Chechen. Would you like an apple?" Jan sobesky took out an apple and said with a smile. It happened that Jan sobesky happened to see Chechen entering the city on the gate today.


    Che Chen waved his hand and said he didn''t eat.


    "General, I didn''t expect to meet you here." Chechen sighed. He didn''t expect his whereabouts to be exposed so soon.


    "I didn''t expect it. You, the remnant of yanushi, dared to appear in Werner." seeing that Chechen didn''t eat apples, Jan sobesky ate it himself.


    "I''m worried about my uncle and his companions in the mercenary regiment. General, how are they?" Chechen automatically ignored Jan sobesky''s call himself the remnant of yanush, but asked his most concerned question.


    "Of course, everyone should be punished for traitors!" Jan sobesky said solemnly.


    Yang sobieski saw that Che Chen turned pale and laughed.


    "I lied to you. Your uncle and they are fine now. Commander sapega has arranged for them a comfortable residence suitable for their status, which is at the residence of Anjie kemitz," said Jan sobesky.


    "Really?" Chechen doubted Jan sobesky''s words. Although Chechen had a good impression of young general Jan sobesky at the beginning, he was shameless to abandon his subordinates'' behavior by deception in Lida fort. Another wish is that the experience of head Franco gave Cherchen a psychological shadow.


    In fact, this point is too much to worry about. Yakov''s treatment of the mercenary regiment''s atrocities is a special case. In Germany and the Republic of Poland, where nobles and lords are powerful, mercenaries are an important source of their armed forces. Any mercenary regiment that is brave and used to fighting is very favored by nobles and lords. Before beating and killing, it was just their own masters. As long as the mercenaries were willing to change their families, the victorious side was willing to accept them.


    "Of course it''s true. The war of the Republic is not over yet. In order to recover the lost territory and defeat the Swedes, commander sapega still needs to recruit and expand his army. You foreign mercenary officers who used to work for yanush are the object he tries to recruit. After all, yanush is dead, and you have no morality and responsibility to him. It''s natural to change the court "What happened," said Jan sobesky with a smile. But the smile was filled with self pity.


    Jan sobesky''s position in Werner is embarrassing. After lidaborg lost all his gambling money, Jan sobeski had to turn to sapega. Pavel sapega''s connection with Jan sobesky and Jan zamois can be described as insightful, and he is also well aware of their attempt to establish a "second center" in Lithuania. After Jan sobieski and others took refuge, sapega openly treated each other warmly in order to win over the people, but only assigned them some virtual positions. That''s why he watched the "scenery" above the city gate.


    "Thank you for telling me about this, general Jan sobesky." Chechen sincerely thanked him.


    What Jan sobesky told himself is really useful.


    "You''re welcome. It''s just a small effort. However, head Cherchen, although they have their own decisions before, I still appreciate your ability. If you choose to stay in Lithuania and work for the Republic, I welcome you to my side." Jan sobeski took the opportunity to solicit.


    Jan sobesky is definitely a restless man. He is still trying every means to accumulate strength to get rid of the shackles.


    "I''ll think about it," Chechen said vaguely.