"God! Do you know what you promised?"
After queen ludwiga left, Natalie shouted to Cherchen.
Although Natalie hesitated between the crisis of the Republic and Chechen, she once made a choice - that is, she wanted Chechen to go to Crimea to complete the task of helping Muhammad gley recover the country. This is because Natalie loves her country. If sacrificing her life can change the unfavorable situation of the Republic, Natalie will not hesitate to sacrifice herself. Of course, this does not mean that Natalie doesn''t love Chechen. If Chechen dies, she would rather not be buried with Chechen.
But when Chechen really promised the queen, Natalie went back on her word.
Chechen is not a God, he is just a person. He didn''t know anything about Crimea and Tatars before: he didn''t know the relationship between Tatar nobles, how Tatar cavalry fought, their language... He didn''t know anything. The only useful information comes from the deposed former Khan''s envoy, but the credibility of his words is worth investigating.
At the thought of these, Natalie was very angry with Chechen: Why did he promise!
Natalie''s fist hit Cherchen''s chest, and Cherchen grabbed Natalie''s hand.
"Natalie," said Chechen affectionately: "Of course I know what I promised. But for our happiness, I have no choice. The prince mihau has captured a Swedish general, and he has fulfilled one of your father''s conditions. And I can, if I don''t promise to go to Crimea, you can see that king kazimizh won''t grant me land even if I make more contributions. Am I going to watch Mikhail marry you? "
"Fool, I can''t marry. I can choose to go to the monastery and serve God. Being a nun is nothing more than taken away by the power of the earth!" Natalie said, lying on Chechen''s chest.
"But it''s cruel to you. I know you''re willing to give up everything for me. But I don''t want you to sacrifice so much for me. If you break the contract, your father will be unable to lift his head in front of others, and your family will be ashamed of it. And I know you love your country, so I''m willing to take risks for you and Brest. Is it help Han Fu Guo? It''s not difficult for me. "Chechen pretended to be relaxed and said.
Hearing what Chechen said, Natalie cried more sadly. Soon, Chechen''s chest was wet.
"Don''t worry, honey. I''ll protect myself. I swear to you, if I really can''t do anything, I''ll never show my courage. I''ll come back to you." Chechen comforted Natalie.
"You swear?"
"I swear!"
Natalie raised her head from Chechen''s arms.
"I will secretly send someone to Konigsberg to buy a boat. If you fail, don''t go back to Warsaw, go to Konigsberg and go to sea from there," Natalie said.
"I will," Chechen lied.
"You can ask the king and queen for whatever you need. Now that you have accepted the task, they must respond to your request. Ask for more money. In Crimea, that''s the best pass. Also, you must take Fatima. She has good knife skills and is Crimean, and can help you a lot at a critical time." Natalie asked Cherchen again.
"I will, you too..."
Before Chechen finished, Natalie''s cherry lips kissed her.
Chechen''s head was blank. It seemed that there were only him and Natalie left in the world.
Chechen and Natalie kissed goodbye on the road and then returned to the mercenary regiment. He told Pedro and Fatima and others about going to Crimea to help Khan recover. All of them looked at their leader as if they didn''t know him.
Finally, Pedro was the first to react.
"My nephew must be ill. Yes, he has a fever. He burned his head, so he''s talking in his sleep in the daytime." Pedro nagged and stretched out his hand to probe Chechen''s forehead.
Chechen brushed away Pedro''s hand.
"Uncle, I''m not ill," said Chechen.
"No disease? No disease. What are you going to do next? Do you think you''re Curtis or Pizarro?" Pedro suddenly changed his face and scolded.
"It''s not as dangerous as you think," Chechen said as well as he could: "* * * gley still won the hearts of the people in the Khanate. He was just taken advantage of by villains for a while. As long as we escort him back to Crimea, we will certainly respond like clouds. In addition, his majesty promised that he would reward Brest to us when it is done, which is a great reward!"
Pedro didn''t believe this. The sophisticated Pedro wouldn''t be optimistic because of his nephew''s sweet words.
"I don''t believe what you said. In a word, go to the king now and say you can''t do it." Pedro spat.
"I won''t go. Since I have accepted the task, I will finish it." Chechen insisted.
Seeing that Cherchen was disobedient, Pedro stamped his foot hard.
Like all the families who couldn''t deal with their children, Pedro saw that he couldn''t persuade Cherchen to change his mind and began to seek help from others.
"What do you think?" Pedro asked the others present.
"I support the commander. A noble should not give up the task accepted with honor so easily." yelishei was the first to express his opinion, but he stood on Cherchen''s side.
"I also support the commander." Fatima unexpectedly supported Cherchen to go to Crimea.
Then, father sparsokukotsky, bakhte, fedot, salben, aunt VARVARA and others also expressed their views. The priest and fedot sided with Cherchen, while salben, bachit and aunt valvalvalla supported Pedro.
Both sides stick to their own words and do not give in to each other.
Now, there is still one Ingrid who has not made a statement.
"Ingrid, why don''t you talk?" Pedro asked Ingrid, the only one who didn''t comment.
The situation between the supporters of the two sides was 4:3. Only when Ingrid was on his side, Pedro drew with Chechen.
"Yes, Ingrid, what do you think?" Chechen also asked Ingrid.
"I, I..." Ingrid looked embarrassed and couldn''t speak for a long time.
"Ingrid, say something!" Pedro shouted to Ingrid in a hurry.
This shout "shouted" Ingrid''s words: "I also don''t think I should go to Crimea."
Pedro looked at Chechen proudly. Now 4:4, tie.
"I''ll go out for a walk." Chechen sighed and said.