Yes, King kazimizh and pototsky''s choice to send to Crimea to help * * * gley Khan recover his country is Chechen.


    The reason why Chechen was selected is that Chechen and his partners performed well in previous wars and were a powerful mercenary. In addition, Chechen has lived and died for the Republic several times. His loyalty can be learned. He sent him to Crimea. King kazimiz is relieved. Second, Chechen is still a mercenary and has not officially obtained the status of Polish aristocracy. Even if Cherchen failed to help * * * gley recover, the Republic of Poland can get rid of relations in time and avoid being retaliated by the Ottoman Turks - this is the most important point.


    However, King kazimiz and pototsky had good ideas, but they ignored the client, Cherchen, who was unwilling to accept the task.


    What Cherchen wants to do now is to catch a Swedish general and take care of his family. People are like this. When they wander for too long, they want to settle down. This is not to say that Cherchen has forgotten revenge, but he wants to put revenge in the future. After all, there must be a war between the Republic of Poland and czar Russia.


    Although several granges of rajiwufu have not been officially announced as Chechen''s reward, Pedro has been impatient to take Ingrid to rajiwufu. When they came back the next day, Pedro was full of joy. According to him, the cultivated land of those farms in rajiwufu is very suitable for farming, and although it has experienced war, the local area has not suffered too many military disasters because the local former owners took refuge in the Swedes in time. Several fields are still being cultivated by the farmers who originally settled there. And the land under the shrubs and trees near the manor is also very rich. It can be reclaimed as long as it is slightly sorted out.


    The nobleman whose land and property were confiscated had a lot of cattle, horses and livestock in rajiwufu, as well as a barn, a stable and a cowshed. These are also registered, are clear adverse assets, and will be the assets of Cherchen and Pedro. The only thing that didn''t satisfy Pedro was the house of the original owner of the Tianzhuang village. Because the guy had always lived in Warsaw, the walls of the old house had long tilted and sunk into the ground. But Ingrid said that as long as she had the money to repair it, it would be a good place to live in the future. When Pedro and Ingrid entered the house, Pedro was happy again. Because it suits his heart very much: this room has a hall, two large rooms with suites and a kitchen. There are glass windows in the room; In the middle of the hall was a brick stove, and smoke went out through a hole in the ceiling. There are many hooks hanging on the ceiling. It is conceivable that these hooks must have hung Smoked Wild Boar legs, ham, deer legs, pig feet, pieces of beef and rolls of sausage. But now the hooks and the shelves on the wall for pots and earthenware dishes are empty. In the front room near the window, there are several pine tables and pine stools. Perhaps its past owners once sat on these stools to eat with all their servants. But Pedro was strict. He felt that he would not allow his future servants to sit down and eat before he and Cherchen finished eating.


    According to the old account book found by Ingrid, in peacetime, these granges can bring its owner an annual income of 1000 Taylor a year, no less.


    Chechen still clearly remembered how happy bakhte, fedot and father sparsokukotsky were when they heard these news.


    Chechen wants to run these farms well and give fedot and bachit a home of our own. These people have been with themselves for so long, it''s time to get a reward.


    Holding this idea, Chechen knelt on one knee and said, "Your Majesty, I''m afraid I can''t be competent for such an important task."


    King kazimiz''s face froze.


    Old pototsky looked at yanush with a trace of confusion in his face.


    Alan, Khan''s envoy, looked at Chechen''s young appearance and thought that Chechen was not competent for such an arduous task. In Alan''s mind, if the Republic of Poland wants to send someone, the most suitable candidate is undoubtedly general Stefan charnietsky, because he has caused great losses to the army of the khanate, and many bey and Pasha are afraid of him; The next candidates are Jan skzedusky and Mikhail vorodyavsky, both of whom have made great achievements in the prairie and are also experts in cavalry warfare. But now, kazimieri and his ministers want to send such a suckling child to help Khan''s cause. How can they not let Alan rest assured.


    "Your Majesty King kazimiz, I don''t question you, but this noble is too young. Khan wants an old, dignified and prestigious commander," Alan said


    Alan''s query made kazimi''s face even more ugly.


    At this time, yanushi saw this and hurried back to overdo it. He shouted to the kneeling Chechen, "aleval Chechen, have you forgotten your oath to your majesty?"


    It''s good that yanushi didn''t mention the oath. As soon as he mentioned the oath, Cherchen shouted: "Of course, I have not forgotten my oath of allegiance to your majesty, but if I am allowed to help * * * gley Khan recover his country and can''t let other countries know that we are assisting Khan, then I must give up my allegiance to your majesty so that no one can catch hold of it. In this way, don''t I have to break my oath to your majesty!"


    This was an anti General of yanushi''s army, and yanushton was speechless.


    Pototsky looked at yanush and Chechen, showing a thoughtful look.


    At this time, King Kazimir was very embarrassed when he heard that yanush was robbed by Cherchen. Of course, it''s hard for him to say that it''s only an expedient for Chechen to give up his oath to himself. This is tantamount to turning his oath to the monarch into a piece of white paper that can be torn at any time.


    "Since you don''t want to, let it go. I don''t believe that there are so many generals in the Republic, and there is no suitable one except you," said King kazimizh bitterly.


    Kazimiz turned to Alan again.


    "Your Excellency Alan, the Republic''s determination to help Khan will not change. Since the candidate has not been determined, you can only stay here for a few more days until we have determined the candidate." King kazimizh said.


    Alan crossed his hands on his chest again, saluted king kazimiz, and then went out backwards.