When Alan brought to Cherchen the news that Muhammad gley was going to take aldash, chapler and sivash as rewards for Cherchen''s great achievements, Cherchen was talking to Christina and other companions who had been separated for a long time. Everyone talked about their experiences in Kafa and Ackerman after their separation. Those experiences were undoubtedly soul stirring. Whether it''s Cherchen''s kidnapping of Mahmoud Pasha or yelishei''s struggle under the city of Ackerman, even if ordinary people have experienced such a thing, they are proud of it all their life, but everyone present has one or two things, and they all do it with their own hands. If Alan didn''t come, it would be three days and three nights.


    Viscount Hesse''s face glowed with these stories. Not only because he is also one of the protagonists in the story, but also because Chechen can let him attend the party, which shows that Chechen has regarded him as his own person. Vicomte Hessen knew for the first time that Cherchen was not expelled by King kazimiz, but worked secretly for the Republic of Poland.


    Viscount Hesse is now very grateful to the count for sending him to work in this mercenary regiment, because here he has not only won honor (let''s ask, which mercenary regiment once replaced a country with a king, and this country is not a small country, nor is it the indigenous people in South America, but the Crimean khanate, a nomadic country famous in the European continent and turned the color of countless countries.) , he gained countless wealth. He stole it from the Treasury of Mahmoud Pasha''s residence, which was enough to build a castle when he returned to Hesse.


    Viscount Hesse was about to boast about his achievements, but Alan came in.


    Everyone in the room hissed. Because Alan is an outsider, it''s still hard to talk about someone.


    Chechen and Christina greeted them as the head and deputy head of the mercenary regiment. Alan walked in front of them, then pasted his forehead, wiped his mouth and stroked his chest to salute them, and Chechen and Christina also saluted with Western etiquette.


    After the ceremony, Alan said to Chechen with the most sincere and happy expression and tone: "Congratulations, Chechen bey."


    For Alan''s sudden congratulations, Chechen was a little confused. He asked, "Alan, what are you congratulating me?"


    Alan smiled and said, "of course, congratulations on becoming a real beii worthy of the name. Khan has decided to give you aldash, chapler and sivash. This is an unprecedented reward in the khanate, especially if you are still a foreigner. Don''t you think it''s worth my happiness for you and congratulations?"


    Aldash, chapler and sivash!


    Everyone was shocked by the sudden news. Everyone was speechless in surprise for a moment, and the black Viscount even exaggerated his mouth.


    Christina was the first to relax from this news. Although there are many places, it is nothing compared with the kingdom of Sweden. But Christina understands that Muhammad gley''s offering such a big reward will not only reward Chen''s achievements, but must have other purposes. Obviously, this purpose is the real purpose in Alan''s mouth Bey Mohamed gley wants Cherchen to work for him forever, so he stays in Crimea. Will Cherchen resist the temptation and accept it?


    With this in mind, Christina looked at Cherchen. If Muhammad gley was a wise monarch who abided by the spirit of contract, Christina would be sincerely happy for Cherchen, because it was much more than what he had obtained in the Republic of Poland and could better reflect Cherchen''s value; but Muhammad gley was a typical oriental monarch, Faithless words and good use of power have penetrated into his bone marrow. Although Cherchen is now competing with Muhammad gley for the time being, with the passage of time, Muhammad gley''s natural authority through the Khan''s position and Mahmoud Pasha''s ability to check and balance Muhammad gley continue to weaken. One day, Muhammad gley will never have any more Constraints, or if Cherchen fails to complete the task assigned by Muhammad gley once, it is likely to settle accounts after autumn according to the character of Muhammad gley. Therefore, in her heart, Christina does not support Cherchen to accept this reward. However, Cherchen is no longer a child, and Christina can only give him advice rather than make decisions for him.


    Christina looks at Cherchen, and Alan also looks at Cherchen. The members of the mercenary regiment who have recovered from the shock in the room also look at Cherchen. Everyone is waiting for Cherchen to make a decision.


    In the spotlight, Chechen said: "Dear Alan, please thank Khan for his love..."


    Alan''s messenger left, and yelishei sent him out of the door.


    Vicomte Hessen said to Chechen dejectedly, "Captain, you should promise. What a big fief it is."


    Not only did Viscount Hesse say so, but fedott and others felt sorry for Cherchen. Especially Fatima, although she didn''t say anything, she was the most lost in her heart.


    Yes, just now, Chechen declined Muhammad gley''s reward.


    For the loss of viscount Hesse, Chechen smiled and said: "I can''t get used to their Oriental habits. It''s more painful for me to crawl on the ground and stick my face to the ground every day than to kill me. It''s enough to have this once in my life. Besides, I don''t believe in Muhammad gray. He can give me the fiefs of aldash, chapule and sivash today and take them back tomorrow. Mahmoud Pasha doesn''t Maybe he will always be in kafadang Pasha. Once he leaves, no one in the whole Khanate can restrict him. At that time, he will not be able to do whatever he wants for us foreigners. "


    Hearing that Chechen can see so thoroughly, she is not lured by high-ranking officials. Christina is really happy for him. This brother, he is really mature.


    Although Chechen and Christina are free and easy to see, some people don''t think so.


    Viscount Hessen still regretted for Chechen: "but it''s three fiefs after all. Even if you take it first, we can collect taxes there."


    Chechen smiled and patted Viscount Hesse on the shoulder. He smiled and encouraged Viscount Hessen and said, "Viscount, we will return to the Republic of Poland soon. Compared with the Crimean khanate, the land of the Republic is much larger and richer. King kazimiz has made a commitment for me. If you are willing to stay in Poland and continue to work for me after you go back, I will also give you some manors and granges, which will never treat you badly."