At night, the steward of bayazid Khan came.


    "Mr. salburn, the old woman suddenly fainted again. Khan asked me to invite you to have a look." the housekeeper said to salburn.


    Salben glanced at Cherchen. He was trying to make the head decide.


    Chechen stepped forward. He said to the housekeeper with concern, "what''s the matter? The old woman fainted again? It''s really bad. Housekeeper, please wait a minute. My uncle will go with you as soon as he gets ready."


    The housekeeper agreed. Then he told Chechen that Khan said Mr. aleval would go with him if it was convenient.


    "Of course it''s convenient. It''s a great honor for me to come to Khan''s palace again." Chechen said pretending to be happy.


    The housekeeper went out to wait.


    Chechen''s smile gradually disappeared. Christina and Colson came out from behind.


    Christina asked salburn, "salburn, what is the disease of bayazid Khan''s mother?"


    Salburn said, "it''s just a common minor disease. Although * * * doctors find it difficult to treat, it''s not a problem for us who have studied systematic medicine. I''m also surprised. According to the truth, Mrs. farisa shouldn''t faint if she takes her medicine on time."


    Christina and Chechen looked at each other.


    Obviously, bayazid Khan''s mother did not relapse. This is just an excuse for bayazid Khan to cheat Chechen into bayazid Khan''s palace.


    "We should do something," Colson said.


    Fatima also said, "Captain, I''ll escort you out at once."


    Christina shook her head.


    "We only have 500 people. Now it''s night. If we leave the wharf, we will become the lamb of Tatar cavalry to be slaughtered."


    "What should I do?" Fatima stamped her foot and said hurriedly.


    "I''ll see bayazid," Chechen said suddenly.


    "Commander!" Fatima screamed. She thought that Chechen had lost his mind - what''s the difference between this and throwing himself into the net?


    But Christina looked at Cherchen with a look of appreciation in her eyes.


    Chechen continued: "I''ll go to see bayazid. Fatima, you too. It''s just sneaking into bayazid Khan''s palace. Since bayazid wants to do something wrong, I''ll open the skylight and tell him the truth and win him to our side. If he resists, Fatima and I will hijack him and force him to obey."


    What Chechen used was the trick that Curtis used when he found that the Aztecs wanted to plot evil in the capital of Aztec. Catch the thief first and catch the king first.


    "Then we''ll stay at the dock. Wait for your good news. I think with the dock and so many carriages as a cover, even if the Tatars have ten times the strength, we won''t have a problem until tomorrow morning." Christina said confidently.


    "Well, send someone to inform yelishei and ask him and Hessen cavalry to come to Ackerman''s city and support us."


    When the plan was decided, Cherchen and salben sorted out their goods and the housekeeper went on their way.


    Along the way, Chechen has been worried about whether bayazid Khan''s people will catch themselves on the way, so his plan will die prematurely. Kebayezid Khan was obviously confident that Chechen could not turn any waves in his own territory, so that Chechen and salben were safe all the way.


    "Khan and the old lady are waiting for you inside."


    At the door of the room where bayazid Khan entertained Chechen that day, the housekeeper stopped.


    Cherchen opened the curtain and went in with salburn.


    The room was bright, but there was no trace of bayazid Khan and old lady farisa.


    When Cherchen and salben came to the center, countless Crimean princes wearing Tatar helmets and hanging Tatar bows flashed out from behind the side door and column. Two Crimean small leaders holding steel shields came out of the secret door in front of bayazid Khan and walked in front of them.


    "Long time no see, Mr. Alwar, and Dr. salben," said bayazid Khan with a smile. The smile was like a winning ticket.


    "Khan, what about the old woman? Didn''t you invite us to see a doctor?" facing this posture, Che Chen pretended to be surprised.


    "Enough! Stop pretending." bayazid Khan shouted angrily.


    "Aleval, I don''t know what your real name is. Let''s call you that. Do you think I don''t know anything? I began to doubt you at the party. That horse is my test for you to test whether you are a real businessman. Unfortunately, you''re exposed. Even a Tatar herdsman can''t tame the horse I gave you in such a short time Yes, it''s obedient, but you did. It shows that you''re not a businessman at all, but a soldier with horses, "bayazid Khan said.


    "Khan, the merchant will accompany the horse. Even if I am proficient in the art of controlling the horse, I can be excused." Chechen continued to pretend to be wronged. He is buying time for Fatima and distracting bayazid Khan.


    Bayazid Khan grinned as if an old cat were teasing a mouse in a cage.


    "Then I ask you, why did you go to Bujak village to see Muhammad gley? After seeing him, you came to Ackerman, won my trust through your uncle, and then took 500 mercenaries into the city. Muhammad gley asked you to take my Ackerman! I just thought he was the gley family My son is a former Khan. He turned a blind eye to him in Bujak. Unexpectedly, he still kicked his nose and face, and even coveted my Ackerman. "


    Bayazid Khan became more and more angry. He grabbed the Tatar helmet on the small head of Crimea in front of him and threw it at Chechen.


    Chechen dodged.


    For bayazid Khan''s words, Cherchen did not say a word. In fact, the explanation is useless. Bayazid Khan has misunderstood so much.


    Chechen looked behind the door, which was seen by bayazid Khan.


    "What? Are you still waiting for your mercenaries to save you? Tell you, they have been surrounded by my men." bayazid Khan said proudly.


    Although it was confirmed by bayazid Khan, Chechen was not worried about his companions at the wharf. Because he believes in Christina''s command.


    Chechen turned to bayazid Khan and said, "Khan, since you are full of goodwill to * * * gley, why not help Muhammad gley restore his country?"


    Bayazid Khan was not perfunctory about Chechen''s problem, but seriously thought about it. He said to Chechen and himself: "It''s not the most important thing for me to be a Khan. My duty is to protect Ackerman and make it always belong to our family and not be infringed. At the beginning, although LAN gley rose to power by usurping the Khan position, he is now a Khan and recognized by the Sudan. Muhammad gley, who you work for, has nothing. Why should I put my bet On a failed man? "


    It really sounded like the heart of people like bayazid Khan, and Cherchen nodded.


    Then Chechen smiled and smiled happily.


    "Thank you, bayazid Khan. I understand. Fatima, come down!" Chechen shouted.