"Mr. aleval, did you hear the gunshot? I advise you to ask your men to let go of me. Maybe I will spare you with mercy. Otherwise, your people will become corpses tomorrow morning." bayezid Khan said to Chechen and salben standing in front of him and surrounded by a group of Crimean princes.


    "That''s what I want to say to you, Khan."


    For the soft and hard threat of bayazid Khan, Chechen replied as usual.


    Chechen can be so confident that his self-confidence comes from a dagger.


    A dagger held in Fatima''s hand and pointed directly at bayezid''s neck artery.


    At this time, two Crimean heavy armor knights with strong shields were eyeing Fatima who was hidden behind bayazid Khan, but they didn''t dare to move, because they knew that no matter how fast the long gun in their hands was, it was not as fast as the dagger in Fatima''s hand stabbed into their master''s neck.


    After listening to Chechen''s words, bayazid Khan snorted coldly regardless of the coolness from his neck.


    He himself is the hostage of Chechen, but the caravan of Chechen at the wharf is not his own hostage. Besides, kill himself. Can they go out? All he didn''t worry about, Chechen never had the courage to hurt himself.


    "Khan, I think we should sit down and talk without these outsiders," Chechen said, pointing to the people of bayazid Khan around.


    "Of course, if you ask your men to put down the dagger, I''ll talk to you," bayazid Khan said.


    After hearing this, Che Chen stopped talking. He sat on the ground with his legs crossed, regardless of the Crimean warriors around him.


    When salben saw Cherchen sitting on the ground, he was trembling. He became brave and sat down like Cherchen.


    This is more than an hour.


    At this time, the Hessian mercenaries were fighting back the first raid of arhun milza.


    More than half an hour passed.


    Chechen suddenly said to bayazid Khan, "Khan, we should talk."


    Bayazid Khan wanted to hum coldly again. He thought that Chechen was worried.


    But at this time, Chechen continued, "Khan, didn''t you hear? The gunfire outside has disappeared for more than half an hour. If your man won, the informer should have arrived long ago."


    Bayazid Khan''s face turned blue, but he immediately recovered as usual.


    "You don''t have to be mysterious. Even if my men didn''t destroy your people in a hurry, I have 2000 people. How can I not deal with your hundreds."


    Che Chen stood up. The Crimean Prince guard next to him was startled by Cherchen''s move and took a step forward or backward one after another.


    "Let''s wait and see it get better," Chechen continued in a confident tone.


    After listening to Chechen''s words, bayazid Khan was not confident. He shouted to a naker (the personal soldier and companion of the noble Lord): "you, go and have a look at ah erhun."


    The man knelt down, kowtowed and ran out.


    Che Chen didn''t even look at that Ke''er, but looked like a pair of wisdom beads in his hand. Because he believed that Christina''s sister said that if she could hold it, she would be able to hold it.


    After a while, there was a faint sound of gunfire. Che Chen could hear that this was the fire gun of his mercenary regiment firing.


    Then there was the sound of hand guns.


    "Sweat!"


    The nacre came back. He looked flustered, as if he had seen a ghost. As soon as he entered the house, he became prostrate on the ground, shaking like a sieve.


    "Speak quickly!" bayazid Khan shouted, straightening his neck. His movements were so great that Fatima''s dagger rubbed his flesh.


    "The pagans built a wall at the dock, and our people suffered heavy losses," said naker in a dreamy voice.


    Built a wall?


    If he had not been his confidant, bayazid Khan would have denounced him for talking nonsense.


    "Do these pagans really have magic?" bayazid Khan thought. After salben cured his mother''s countless diseases that could not be cured by * * * doctors, bayazid Khan began to talk about God.


    What makes bayazid Khan more anxious is that his troops and horses suffered heavy losses. These soldiers and horses come from their own tribes and are the basis for bayazid Khan to settle down in the Khanate.


    Bayazid Khan was anxious, and Chechen became more and more confident. Now he just needs to continue to delay, persuade bayazid and wait for Yeltsin''s arrival.


    "Khan, I don''t mean you any harm. If you don''t want your own tribe to suffer unnecessary losses, you should withdraw the people who besieged me and listen to me." Chechen said again.


    This time, bayazid Khan ordered all the people to leave the room. Anyway, after his people quit the room, the small circle became a big circle. Chechen dared to hurt himself, and they were doomed.


    Fatima put down the dagger in her hand. Now there is only bayazid Khan in the room. She is not afraid of his tricks.


    Chechen invited bayazid Khan to sit down, which was quite noisy. Bayazid Khan obviously thought it was an insult. He stood upright and did not move.


    Chechen went to the back of bayazid Khan and said, "Khan, you once asked me: Muhammad gley, who I work for, has nothing? Why do you bet on a failed person? Right."


    Bayazid Khan did not nod or deny.


    So Chechen continued: "It can be seen that at the beginning, LAN gley''s rule did not give you much benefit, or let you lose a lot. Khan, you just held back because you couldn''t catch it. Now, I can tell you that a powerful friend of the Khan in the North stood behind * * * gley, who sent tens of thousands of reinforcements to restore the country for the sake of justice and safeguarding the tradition. And Moreover, the Ottoman Turkish Sultan is also on the side of Mohamed gley. "


    "Are you insulting my IQ or talking in your sleep? Mr. Alwar, the Sudan has recognized the rule of LAN gley over the Khanate at the beginning of the war, not to mention your tens of thousands of reinforcements." bayazid Khan angrily questioned Cherchen. He felt that Cherchen treated him like a white fool.


    In the face of bayazid Khan''s doubt, Chechen said in a firm tone: "Sudan''s support for yisran gley is just a means to paralyze him. How can Sudan support a Khan who is friendly to the Cossacks. In fact, I came to akman this time to go to sea from here and go to Kafa to convey the will of the Ottoman Turkish Sudan to support the restoration of yisran gley Khan to mehmad Pasha."


    Bayazid Khan''s eyes turned twice.


    "You''re still lying to me. If you really have such a will, why should you dress up? You can show it directly to me." bayazid Khan said.


    "What if you are the diehard loyalty of Yishi LAN gley? I won''t trust anyone until I see Mehmed Pasha." Chechen said.


    "Show me your will. If it is true, I will immediately let you go to Kafa and be loyal to Muhammad gley."


    "No, I won''t show you unless you write down your promise to obey Muhammad gley," Chechen continued.


    This side refused and that side could not. The two sides were so deadlocked.


    During this period, the gunfire in the direction of the wharf rang again, and this time, the gunfire continued without stopping.


    At this time, although Chechen was worried gradually, he didn''t show it on his face. He was still arguing with bayazid Khan. Bayazid Khan seemed to really enter the state of negotiation and haggled with Chechen bit by bit.


    Finally, when it was almost dawn, Chechen put forward a "best of both worlds" carefully prepared by himself Plan: bayazid Khan sent Chechen''s people to Kafa. After Mehmed Pasha announced the Sudan''s support for Muhammad gley, bayazid Khan officially turned to Muhammad gley. Chechen will leave 100 people stationed in bayazid Khan''s palace to protect Khan and serve as a guarantee for Khan to fulfill the agreement.


    Bayazid Khan was angry at such a humiliating plan that he looked like a prisoner. He immediately refused it.


    But just then, there were bursts of high-spirited hoofs outside the palace.