"A plan to help you regain your sweat position."


    Looking at Chechen''s determined appearance, Muhammad gley forced himself to calm down. He sat down again and motioned to Che Chen to continue.


    "Now you need a person''s support most. With his support, it''s easy to defeat Yishi LAN gley and restore your sweat position," Chechen said.


    "Who is this man?" Muhammad gley asked eagerly. Even Alan, who had been kneeling on the ground, quietly raised his head in order to hear Cherchen more clearly.


    "Mehmed Pasha," said Chechen.


    The Mehmed Pasha mentioned by Cherchen is the ambassador of the Ottoman Turkish Empire in the Crimean Khanate. Although the Crimean Khanate is a big power in Eastern Europe, it is only a dependency of the Ottoman Turkish Empire. Every Crimean Khan''s succession to the throne requires the consent of Istanbul in legal principle. When praising huakba, the Crimean Khan must also add the name of Sudan before. In addition, Turkey and Sudan set up a permanent ambassador in Pasha in Kafa, nominally an ambassador, which is actually used to supervise and monitor the Khanate.


    "Mahmoud Pasha?" Muhammad gley wondered. Of course, he doesn''t know who Mahmoud Pasha is, but he still doesn''t understand why Mahmoud Pasha is so important to his recovery.


    "Yes, Muhammad Pasha. As long as you have this man in your hand, Khan''s recovery is expected," Chechen said confidently.


    "I still don''t understand. Tell me clearly." Muhammad graii''s original anger has dissipated. Now he is eager to know what the connection between his restoration and Muhammad Pasha is.


    And Alan became more and more curious. He raised his head higher and his ears stood up like rabbits.


    Along the way, he didn''t ask Cherchen how he would help the Khan to recover, but Cherchen was very strict and refused to say the specific plan to help the Khan to recover.


    So Chechen said a name, the name of Muhammad gley''s ancestor: minri gley.


    About 200 years ago, when Haji gley died in 1466, his sons quarreled over the succession to the throne. At first, nuerdosit, the second son of Haji gley, took advantage and occupied begzisalai, but in the end, it was minri gley, the sixth son of Haji gley, who became Khan. The secret of his victory was to submit to the Ottoman Turkish Sultan, and as a subordinate of the Sultan, he was escorted back to Crimea by the xipahi cavalry to ascend the Khan throne.


    As soon as Cherchen explained Li gley''s name, Muhammad gley understood in an instant.


    "Do you mean to ask me to win the support of the Ottoman Turkish Sultan? Then I can tell you that the Sultan has recognized the Khan position of the usurper. Even if I tried to find a way to open up the door and report my appeal to the Sultan, I have nothing now. What can I take in exchange for the Sultan''s support for me?" Mohammed gley vented.


    If Sultan of Ottoman Turkey supports himself, why should he find the Republic of Poland?


    "Sudan doesn''t have to support you. I mean, if Mahmoud Pasha supports you..." Chechen explained.


    The core of Christina''s plan is to use the special status of Mehmed Pasha representing the authority of the Ottoman Turkish Sultan in Crimea and the advantage of Tiangao emperor to lure or coerce the Pasha to falsely preach that the Sultan supports the edict of Muhammad gley, so as to obtain the support of the local Lord of Crimea for Muhammad gley, Defeat LAN gley at the beginning, help the Khan to recover, and then seek the forgiveness of the Sudan as the Crimean Khan after the recovery is successful.


    After listening to Chechen''s words of coercion (inducement is almost impossible, because Mahmoud Pasha is very rich, and Muhammad gley can never give more than his brother), Mahmoud Pasha faked the will of the Sudan, * * * gley was silent, while Alan looked at his master in horror.


    "The pagan wife is too bold. The master should kill him."


    This is Alan''s idea. As a devout * * *, Alan hoped from his heart that his master would reject the pagan plan.


    After a while, Muhammad gley asked, "do you think you are capable of doing the plan you said?"


    Muhammad gley did not immediately refuse, which surprised Alan.


    Chechen said positively, "Khan, you are questioning my ability. But if you know who defeated Yakov cherkaski of Czar Russia under the city of Polotsk, and who captured the Holy Spirit church outside Warsaw and persuaded alvid Wittenberg to surrender, you won''t doubt it."


    "You? Did you do all this?" Muhammad gley said in surprise.


    Sitting Chechen straightened his chest, which made him more confident.


    "Yes, it''s all my credit. So King kazimiz sent you not a nobody, but a veteran mercenary comparable to Wallenstein."


    Chechen''s sudden outburst seemed to frighten Muhammad gley, but soon, Muhammad gley suddenly changed his fierce face. He suddenly stood up, pulled out his machete and approached the tip of Chechen''s nose.


    Chechen did not move, but looked at Muhammad gley with bright eyes.


    Muhammad gley smiled.


    He said to Chechen, "you pagan are really bold. Just now there were 10000 voices in my heart telling me to kill you, but no voice told me who I can rely on to recover my country after I killed you. So you do it. I''ll give you my destiny. Whether to return to the Khan position or exile abroad, alvar Chechen, depends on you."


    With that, Muhammad gley took back his machete.


    "Master!" Alan wailed.


    Alan did not expect that, contrary to his wishes, Muhammad gley decided to be the opposite of what he thought.


    But Muhammad gley completely ignored Alan''s cry.


    "I will try my best to help you return to bagzisala. Please remember to form an alliance with Poland after regaining the Khan position." Cherchen reiterated the conditions of the Republic of Poland to help Muhammad gley recover.


    "In the name of Allah, I will," said Muhammad gley.


    Then... Gray remembered one thing.


    "Since you are helping me as a volunteer, in order to make you more representative of me in your future actions, I now call you bey. Aleval chechenbey."


    "Yes!" Chechen readily accepted.


    "Well, Chechen bey," Muhammad gley called Chechen with a new name, "when are you going to Kafa?"


    Muhammad gley certainly hoped that the sooner Chechen went to Kafa to recover his country, the better, but he didn''t say it clearly, but asked in an inquiring tone.


    "Khan, I''ll get up as soon as possible. But before I go to Kafa, I''ll go to Ackerman first," Chechen said.


    "To Ackerman?"


    "Yes, I want to meet the bayazid Khan."