As it was getting late, the Polish troops who arrived at kazimi day palace did not launch a general attack on kazimi day palace for the time being. Although night can reduce the accuracy of Swedish firepower, it also has a great impact on attackers. Moreover, once the first wave of attack fails, fear will spread faster in the night than in the day.


    On this day, King kazimiz, Queen ludwiga and others have been standing on a high ground outside the city, paying condescending attention to the general attack. Everyone''s face was filled with joy. No one expected that the general offensive would proceed so smoothly. According to King kazimiz''s prior estimation, the most optimistic result is that it will take three days to completely win Warsaw city. But now, in only one day, in addition to kazimi rigong and a stronghold in Xicheng District, the Swedes have lost control of Huasha city.


    Whenever a knight came to the king''s frame, King kazimiz''s face became ruddy. Because today he heard mostly good news. Either the fort was conquered or the tall building fell into the hands of the Republican Army.


    On this day, King kazimiz deeply felt the care of God and the kindest virgin.


    "You are really my great benefactor, my wife. If you had not brought the Oracle, I would have made the wrong decision and led the army to withdraw from the city of Warsaw. No, my queen, you are not only my benefactor, but also the benefactor of the Republic." King kazimizh praised his wife with all kinds of praise. And no one on all sides thought these words were exaggerated or exaggerated.


    Marshal lubaumatsky also joined in praising queen ludwiga. He treated the queen like a saint. Lyubomatsky knelt down in front of the queen and kissed her hand. Because of her, I finally became famous.


    Janush and pototsky were certainly jubilant. The two old men seemed to see the heyday of the Republic coming again.


    The battle continued until the night came. When the highland was completely shrouded in darkness, King kazimizh and his party returned to the barracks.


    In front of the king''s camp, Prince mihau was waiting anxiously. Next to the prince stood two winged cavalry who escorted Senator Otto standbok. Prince mihau spent 40000 Taylor to "buy" it from Colonel Jerzy halletsky.


    Of course, Prince mihau didn''t have so much money to pay yezh halletsky, and the 20000 Taylor was all he could raise. Prince mihau''s mother, Princess galisade, gave him 6000 Taylor as expenses for his journey and for making friends with dignitaries. He gave the remaining 5000 Taylor to Jerzy halletsky and borrowed 20000 Taylor from Jewish businessmen with the army.


    Prince mihau''s wishful thinking is very good: as long as he completes the two conditions put forward by yanush and marries Natalie as his wife, with the huge wealth of the kishka family, 20000 Taylor is just a small amount; Moreover, if she was in a hurry, her mother could ask her uncle Jan zamois for help.


    Finally, Prince mihau waited for the return of King Kazimir. Prince mihau was pleased to see that his future father-in-law yanush was also there.


    "Your majesty!" Prince mihau shouted with his head held high.


    King kazimizh gave Prince mihau a look. He immediately recognized the man standing by.


    King kazimizh looked up to Mikhail vishnevsky because he was a loyal son. Seeing him standing outside the camp, it was obvious that something had come to him. King kazimiz was happy to ask for help and asked.


    "Your Majesty, I have brought you a prisoner," said Prince mihau excitedly.


    Then two winged cavalry pushed Senator Otto standbok out. Senator Otto standbok was now gagged with a rag. He stood quietly, neither struggling nor begging, as if he had accepted his life.


    Old pototsky was familiar with every upper class figure in the kingdom of Sweden. He whispered in the ear of King kazimiz: "Otto standbok, a member of Parliament of the kingdom of Sweden, is also the commander in the south of Warsaw city."


    This is the first big man captured by the Republic of Poland since it invaded Warsaw. King kazimiz was overjoyed when he heard the speech. He said to Prince mihau, "our young eagle, tell us how you captured the congressman."


    After the capture, Jeri haretsky had already prepared a script for Prince mihau. Nothing more than Prince mihau led his soldiers into Warsaw city. In the street battle, he met a small Swedish soldier who was escorted by the comatose congressman Otto standbok. Prince mihau killed him with people and captured the congressman.


    Prince mihau recited it according to the book.


    Although the story was not good, King kazimiz listened with interest. Yanushi was even more happy. After all, the person you like is one step earlier than that aleval Chechen.


    After hearing Prince mihau''s story, King kazimizh took off a ring.


    "Take it, our young eagle. I hope you can become a hero of the Republic like your father," encouraged king kazimiz.


    Prince mihau retreated happily. When he turned around, the prince saw yanush smiling admiringly at him.


    At this time, the prince, full of fame, had long forgotten how Otto Steinbeck became his prisoner. He regarded himself as a hero. The original story was so true and historical.


    "Yes, Otto standbok was captured alive by himself. If anyone dares to question this fact, let him taste the saber," Prince mihau said to himself.


    "Even if it''s jezh haretsky," Prince mihau added to himself.


    The next day, without the permission of King kazimi, all kinds of soldiers and horses launched a general attack on kazimi day palace.


    Of course, there are good reasons why we didn''t ask the king for instructions. That is: yesterday, his majesty had issued the order of the general attack, but had not ordered to stop the attack, so of course all the troops should continue to attack.


    Because of this, the attack on kazimi day palace entered a state of chaos and disorder at the beginning. In front of the iron fence gate, thousands of soldiers crowded together, and even the air was boiling in the narrow space, which was shocking. Chaernetsky''s militia and Jan skzedusky''s soldiers, who attacked from the front of kazimi Sun Palace, formed a frightening vortex in hail like shells, bullets, fire and smoke, and the groans and cries of the wounded, and thousands of soldiers rushed to the gate. Regardless of the muzzle and long gun of the Swedish Musketeers close at hand, they hit the gate with t-axes, long axes and gun butts, and thousands of men''s arms are pushing the gate madly. They want to push the gate open. Some people seem to be suddenly hit and fall to the ground. Others immediately squeeze up to fill the gap they left and trample on their bodies. All they want is to rush into the gate.


    Although Swedish soldiers can proudly claim that no matter who they are, they have never had such tenacious defense in the world, the Polish attack is unusually fierce and tenacious. Finally, the gate of the iron fence could not withstand such a huge push, the bolts on both sides loosened, and the gate collapsed. Some Swedish soldiers could not dodge and were crushed to the ground by the gate. Then they were trampled into meat mud by a crowd of Polish soldiers.


    Soldiers poured into the large garden between the main building and the side buildings of the kazimi RI palace. They were hit on three sides, and bullets were desperately fired at the gate from the windows of each high-rise building. The whole garden was shrouded in gunsmoke and fire in an instant. But even if the people in front were afraid and wanted to escape, they could not do it, because the subsequent soldiers were pushing them, layer after layer, tightly packed, which made the people in front of them unable to escape.


    Due to the huge anti horse placed in front of the main building, Polish soldiers focused their attacks on both sides. After enduring the baptism of the first wave of bullets, the living rushed to the gates of the side buildings on both sides. They used simple siege hammers made of the branches of valuable trees in the garden that were broken by artillery fire to constantly hit the blocked gate. These trees usually need seven or eight people to lift them, but at this time, everyone gave full play to their strength, and only five people lifted them.


    Those windows, those gun tubes that dug out shooting holes from the wall and poked out fireguns everywhere, kept shooting for a moment, and the smoke shrouded in gunpowder could not be dispersed for a long time. Even in broad daylight, people could not distinguish face to face. Nevertheless, the Polish soldiers continued to attack. When the gate couldn''t be opened for a moment, they climbed the window and shooting hole with a ladder, pulled the enemy''s hot barrel out of the shooting hole with their hands, and smashed the lead fence with the tail of an axe.


    Chechen led a squadron of soldiers to join the attack. Of course, he joined the battle against his orders.


    Because the troops assigned by sapega to attack the kazimiri Palace are the men of Jan sobeski and Colonel yezh khaczki. Mihau and Anjie were excluded from the list of attacking kazimi RI palace because they suffered heavy losses in the early stage and had a stronghold to be removed. Originally, Chechen also wanted to cooperate with two friends. But he still secretly took part in the attack on kazimi RI palace with a force led by himself after he requested and handed over the mercenary regiment to mihau and Anjie.


    Jan sobesky regarded Cherchen''s participation as an important force and turned a blind eye to his disregard for orders.


    The walls on the side of Kazimiya palace were blocked by Swedes with muskets. As soon as the Polish soldiers outside the wall exposed, they would be severely hit. Fortunately, the officers under Jan sobeski also participated in the drill of village attack and defense, and were familiar with how to break the wall. They fired guns directly at the wall, blew up the wall and rushed in.


    The side gate is also blocked. Along with the rush in, Chechen chiseled a small hole in the door.


    "Dynamite, dynamite." Chechen shouted.


    In an instant, an explosive can was handed over. Chechen put it in, and then immediately ordered all the people to disperse. Everyone spread out on both sides and clung to the wall. Fatima also stood in front of Chechen, holding a steel shield in her hand, adding a layer of cover to Chechen. Then there was a moment of waiting, and everyone hoped that the explosive could exert its power.


    Finally, with an earth shaking noise, piles of smoke soared into the air, and Chechen led Fatima back to the original place. They saw that although the blasting failed to shatter the solid gate, it broke the door lock and blew up several thick square logs. These square timbers were cut in a mess. When they were blasted by explosives, the iron bars in the door bent, and the lower part of the whole gate disappeared. In this way, a hole was made in the gate. But the hole is too small for one person to get in through this entrance.


    The Polish soldiers continued to work hard. The damaged gate was immediately smashed by the long axes and cross hoes, and the arms of more than a dozen strong men pushed hard, so they only heard a loud click, and a large door panel collapsed, revealing the dark front room. In the darkness, seven or eight Swedish Musketeers'' firearms are shining. But the crowd surged forward, just like the power of the flood that destroyed everything after it burst. Chechen rushed in among the crowd.


    At the same time, some other soldiers also broke through the window and launched a cruel fight with cold weapons inside the building.


    They took it one room at a time, one corridor at a time, one corridor at a time, one floor at a time. The walls of the building had already been seriously damaged by shooting holes, so the ceilings of several rooms collapsed, and the poles and Swedes who were fighting were buried in the rubble.


    None of the Swedes begged, and naturally no one would spare them easily. In some corridors and aisles, dead bodies were everywhere, and Sweden piled human bodies into barriers to block the attackers'' way forward. In order to prevent the body from being used, they grabbed the dead man''s hair, held the body''s feet, and threw the body down the window. The blood flowed like a stream along the stairs and piled up downstairs in groups.


    The Swedes who lost a third of their positions still fought to the death. They waved their tired arms, summoned up Yu Yong and launched a counter attack on the attackers. Their faces are dripping with blood. Many people can''t stand up and can only kneel on their knees. Even so, they are doing a dying fight. They are surrounded by enemies and forced to every corner.


    Even the poles praised these warriors on the Scandinavian Peninsula: men, they really deserve to be heroes.


    They died quietly and calmly, fulfilled the duty of soldiers and lived up to their reputation. The stone statues of the building and the statues of ancient heroes were splashed with blood. They were silently watching the massacres and killings.


    In the main building of kazimi day palace, Wittenberg was observing everything through the shooting hole. His thumb kept rubbing. When he saw the figure of Polish soldiers in the fourth window of the side building, wiedenberg said silently, "you can start."


    Behind him was a whole force that had not been put into the battlefield.