Cherchen listened. When he heard the sound of horses'' hoofs and the sound of fighting outside the palace, Cherchen''s hanging heart finally came down - it was yelishei.


    Chechen knew that when he controlled bayazid Khan, he was actually controlled by bayazid Khan''s guards. So while he went to bayazid Khan''s place for the Hongmen banquet, he sent a message to yelishei, asking him to rush into the city with cavalry and take bayazid Khan''s palace.


    Yelishei quietly lurked under the city of Ackerman with his cavalry. The wall of Ackerman is not high. Yelishei asked several cavalry to climb up the wall with ropes, quietly killed the Tatar soldiers guarding the city gate, and then opened the city gate to enlarge the troops into the city.


    As most of Ackerman''s defenders were led by ahhunmirzan and besieged the wharf, yelishei and 200 cavalry arrived at bayazid Khan''s palace without resistance.


    Yelishei killed two Crimean garrison soldiers with a horse first. A garrison raised his firerope and firegun to try to resist yelisi''s saber, but he didn''t expect yelisi to be so sharp. As soon as he touched it, the firerope and firegun broke in two, and he himself was cut off.


    Yelishei pushed open the gate of the palace, and half of the cavalry got off their horses and killed with yelishei into the palace.


    At this time, because bayazid Khan was hijacked, most of the guards in the palace and the nobles in the city invited by bayazid Khan gathered in the open-air courtyard of the palace. They saw a group of Western mercenaries suddenly killed in. Although they were caught off guard, these nobles were all military origin after all, and soon reacted. They pulled out machetes one after another to resist, and the two groups killed each other in the palace.


    Yelishei rushed to the front, but was accidentally slipped to the ground by a long gun under his feet. His armor was so heavy that he couldn''t stand up for a moment. A small Crimean leader raised his cavalry spear and was about to stab the fallen yelishei. At the critical moment, only one shot was heard. A bullet pierced the helmet of the Crimean small head collar, broke the skull and brain, and immediately died. It turned out that Viscount Hesse robbed the door of the palace. Seeing that yelisi was in danger, the Viscount shot the small head of Crimea and saved yelisi.


    Yelishei was about to say thanks when suddenly there were several gunshots overhead. It turned out that several Crimean guards climbed the walls on both sides and shot at yelishei from a high position. Two Hessian cavalry were unfortunately hit and fell to the ground, howling.


    Taking advantage of the gap between the Crimean garrison loading the musket, viscount Hesse hurriedly led a team of people to the palace wall. They killed the Crimean garrison on the wall and relieved the worries of the fighting companions below.


    Yelishei is more brave than ever. He picked up a steel shield on the ground, threw away his saber and took the leaf hammer at his waist in his hand. Two guards of the Crimean princes stabbed with guns, and yelishei blocked them with a steel shield. Then, yelishei skillfully blocked the two long guns with a shield, deceived himself, and hit the two Crimean princes'' guards on the cheek with a leaf hammer in his hand. The cheek bones of the two enemies were smashed in an instant.


    Then he met a Tatar warrior in long metal plate chain armor. The Tatar warrior was obviously a veteran. Unlike other Tatars, he babbled endlessly, but did not say a word. He took a cavalry spear at a 45 degree angle and waited for work. He turned a blind eye to the fierce fighting beside him, but stared at yelishei with his narrow eyes. They looked at each other for several times and didn''t do anything. Yelishei protected his chest with a steel shield, and then hit the steel shield with a page hammer to challenge the Tatar warrior. Seeing that his opponent had no flaws, the Tatar warrior didn''t want to attack easily, but the compatriots around him kept falling down. He was finally impatient. The Tatar warrior "ah" threw all his strength to stab ye lishei''s steel shield edge. Ye lishei didn''t move. The steel shield in his hand deflected and aimed the shield heart at the stabbing cavalry spear. The cavalry spear hit the heart of the shield and made a harsh sound. Then elishey swung open the cavalry spear. He bullied himself and pointed the leaf hammer at the unprotected throat of the Tatar warrior.


    An idea flashed through the mind of the Tatar Warrior: bad.


    At this time, he lost his center of gravity because he was swung away by yelishei, and his body tilted forward to the right. Yelishei''s page hammer accurately hit his opponent''s Adam''s apple. The body of the Tatar warrior flew two meters away and glared at yelishei when he was dying.


    Although the guards and nobles in the palace fought hard, after all, the number was at a disadvantage and soon began to be irresistible. After more than 30 people were killed and injured, the remaining methods scattered and fled.


    Viscount Hesse broke into the backyard and tied up bayazid Khan''s wife and mother. And yelishei rushed to support Chechen.


    When he saw yelisi appear at the door, bayazid Khan knew that he was not only stealing chicken but also losing rice.


    At this time, all the energy and spirit of bayazid Khan dispersed. He said to Chechen, "you have won, Mr. aleval. I will withdraw the soldiers from the wharf, and you and your people can go to Kafa safely."


    "You''re wrong, Khan. You not only have to withdraw the soldiers from the dock, but also they have to lay down their arms and surrender to us."


    At this time, Che Chen had fully mastered the situation, and his price rose all the way up. Moreover, for his lion''s big mouth, Chechen has no psychological pressure. After all, bayazid Khan is the culprit in this situation.


    Bayazid Khan didn''t expect that Chechen wanted to occupy Ackerman. The imprisoned Khan didn''t want to rush forward, but he was cut off by mercenaries. He had to shout, "are you crazy? Do you naively think that people like you can rule Ackerman! You pagans."


    With less than 1000 Hessian mercenaries alone, it is certainly impossible to rule a * * * city. But Chechen has his own way. A way to make Ackerman''s * * * willing to accept rule.


    Che Chen looked at bayezid like a trapped beast and shook his head. "You''re wrong, Khan. We have no ambition for Ackerman. I just want to return Ackerman to the orthodox ruler of the Khanate."


    After listening to Chechen''s words, bayazid Khan''s face was instantly white.


    The orthodox ruler of the khanate, Muhammad graii.


    Regardless of what bayazid Khan thought, Chechen continued to take strong medicine: "Khan, you have five sons. Two of them are adults. I remember your second son is wise and powerful and deeply loved by the people. I think it will be a happy thing for everyone to rule Ackerman. At that time, you will be relieved to see Ackerman prosper in your son''s hands."


    Bayazid Khan knows better than anyone what his second son is like. But this is not the point, the point is - one is the Khan of the khanate, the other is his own son, and both are * * *. Bayezid knew that most of Ackerman would be obedient as long as Cherchen pushed the two men out.