"Your Majesty, this is balabaka, the leader of the mountain people."


    In the cabin temporarily arranged by the mayor for king kazimiz, Natalie introduced the king and queen.


    The latter clubbed the ground with a long axe and knelt on one knee to salute the king.


    After helping the mountain people wipe out all the German mercenaries, Natalie and mitzkevich met the mountain people''s leader barabaka. After learning that marksburg had been looted by a group of German robbers, the middle-aged man in his forties gathered all the mountain people nearby to prepare to fight back against the invaders. They followed the footprints left by German mercenaries all the way to the town and surrounded them. Because the mountain people have been dealing with mountains and familiar with mountains and plants all their life, their actions are hidden, and the German mercenaries have never found them.


    Natalie felt the sense of justice and toughness of the mountain people and confided to them that she was the attendant who escorted king kazimiz to Lvov. Natalie told barabaka that his majesty and the king''s car are trapped here. Can he and the mountain people escort the king''s car to Lvov. After hearing this, barabaka immediately agreed without hesitation.


    King kazimizh himself stood up and helped barabaka up. This move surprised the queen, yanushi and other officials.


    After all, barabakar is only the leader of a mountain people, not a prince or minister.


    "You are the pride of the Republic!" King kazimiz clapped barabaka''s shoulders with both hands and said happily, "I heard Natalie say that you defeated nearly 100 German mercenaries."


    Hearing kazimi''s praise day by day, barabaka showed a simple and honest smile. His face was black and purple, his face was full of beard, and with his clothes made of animal fur, he looked like a giant bear. This is in sharp contrast to the thin king kazimiz.


    "Seventy eight, your majesty. Twenty four were captured, but then we cut them down. Our axe is very powerful to kill the Germans and Swedes," said barabaka.


    Hearing barabaka talk about his massacre of prisoners, yanush looked at King kazimizh with concern. It is well known that the king''s nature is kindness.


    Of course, janush is not, but the mountain leader. Yanush was worried that kazimizi would be unhappy with barabaka''s behavior, which would affect Natalie''s impression in his Majesty''s mind. After all, balabaka was brought by her daughter, and Natalie was involved in the battle.


    "Well done!" King kazimiz praised loudly.


    This unusual act provoked the eyes of Queen Ludwig and those who knew kazimiz''s character.


    "Although God is kind, God also has the means of thunder to treat villains. I was too kind in the past. Only by forgiving and forgiving my enemies more than once can those aggressors and traitors be so confident and fearless. Arime is right: if you show mercy to the losers, they will appreciate you; while the winners will only laugh at you."


    After hearing this, the queen nodded with a smile and said yes. His husband has indeed become politically mature.


    Next, kazimizh should reward barabaka, which is also a means for the king to win over the people. But at this time, King kazimiz was already short of money. All his wealth was lost in Warsaw, and all the expenses of the palace in Silesia were borrowed from Jewish bankers.


    Kazimiz looked around. He had no valuable items on him. Even his ring had been pawned out to pay the guard''s salary.


    "Balabaka, I will never forget the help you and your men have given me," said kazimiz, taking off his black cloak with lace and draped it over balabaka.


    With that, kazimieri blushed first. This is tantamount to writing a bad check to Bala''s card, which is more lip service than real.


    Unexpectedly, barabaka did not show any unhappiness. Instead, he knelt down on the ground and said to kazimizh, "Your Majesty, you are our father. It is the responsibility of our subjects to protect your safety. How dare we talk about your gratitude and reward!"


    These words made king kazimiz burst into tears. He picked up barabaka and said to him, "no, I will repay your kindness. Not only me, but also the Republic should thank you, and I should be closer to you than anyone else. I declare you free now. You and your people are no longer humble mountain people, but free people. In the name of the king, I give you freedom."


    Freedom, this is the mountain people''s extravagant hope for a long time. Now, according to King kazimiz''s words, balabaka and his compatriots have obtained something that was difficult to reach. The overjoyed Balaka rushed out of the wooden house in disregard of etiquette. He shouted to the mountain people outside: "we are free! Your majesty gives us freedom!"


    All the mountain people knelt down in the snow and shouted at the wooden house, "long live, your majesty!"


    Kazimizh was immersed in the long live of Shanhu, but Queen Ludwig showed a trace of sadness. She glanced at yanushi and saw that the old minister''s face was the same.


    After that day, Wang Jia headed for Lvov under the escort of the mountain people. These mountain people are the children of the mountains. They are familiar with every accessible mountain path and know which roads are safe without Swedish patrols. Those roads can get to dalivov faster and closer.


    After another six or seven days, Lvov province is already in sight.


    Barabacca was with the king. After becoming a free man, barabaka also gained the right to ride a horse. He performed his hard-working stunts to King kazimiz to relieve his Majesty''s boredom.


    Balabacca waved the huge axe in his hand to the sky. It was at least twenty or thirty kilograms, but it was as light as a weight in balabacca''s hand. I saw the huge axe soaring into the sky and soon disappeared into the sky. Then barabakar hurried forward a few steps. His left hand was held high, and the huge axe falling from the height was firmly held in his hand.


    King kazimizh had never seen such a means, and he couldn''t help shouting good.


    "Your Majesty, it''s nothing. All my men can do it." barabaka said foolishly.


    At this time, a rapid sound of horse hoofs came from the front. It was mitzkevich. Mitskevich jumped off his horse and shouted to King kazimiz, "Your Majesty, marshal lubomatsky and commander in chief of charnietsky have come to meet us!"


    King kazimiz looked out into the distance, and there were banners in the distance.