Alan was handed over to Fatima by Chechen. Fatima, the "unknown" assassin in the former Sultan''s palace, asked Alan to pour out all his words in less than ten minutes.


    After hearing Alan''s story, Chechen and Christina looked cold - Muhammad gley was really going to betray his faith, and he also had the idea of the protons in Chechen''s hands.


    Alan, who was lying on the ground like a shrimp, wailed and said to Chechen, "Chechen bey, I have said everything I should and shouldn''t say. Please don''t let Fatima torture me."


    Alan really knows Fatima''s power now. Only the first technique let Alan know the feeling that life is better than death.


    Chechen helped Alan up. He patted the dust on Alan''s clothes. It was not like a violent man, but more like a close friend.


    "Alan," Chechen said to him, "go back and tell Mohamed gley that I will announce at the banquet in the evening our agreement on the alliance between the Republic of Poland and the Crimean Khanate."


    Perhaps the intimacy of Chechen made Alan feel that there was room for discussion. He opened his mouth and opened a flattering smile.


    "Cherchen bey, in my face, can this be delayed?"


    But the answer Alan got was a rare scolding from Chechen: "go away, you dog slave!"


    Alan returned to the begzisalai palace with a disheartened face. As Mehmed Pasha still occupies the dormitory hall, Muhammad graigui, a Khan, can only live in the side hall.


    Although Alan is greedy for life and afraid of death, he is absolutely loyal to Muhammad gley. So as soon as he saw Muhammad gley, he told Muhammad gley exactly how he screwed up.


    This time, Muhammad gley rarely beat and scolded Alan. He sat cross legged with his chin on his right hand, racking his brains.


    Alan knelt motionless. Only once has Muhammad gley made such a thoughtful look and action since he followed Muhammad gley for so long. That was when he thought about his future after being ousted by Yilan gley.


    After more than an hour, when Alan was kneeling and his legs were numb, Muhammad gley finally stood up.


    "That''s the only way!" Muhammad gley exhaled.


    Muhammad came to his desk. He sat at his desk and wrote a letter.


    Alan, kneeling on the ground, tried to straighten his upper body. He saw that the recipient of the letter was Jan kazimi.


    Obviously, this is a letter addressed to King kazimiz.


    In the letter, Muhammad graii wrote:


    The great padisha and the Great Khan King Muhammad gley with the great tent khanate, the Khanate of Crimea, the whole chincha grassland, its endless and invincible Tatars and noges, the Caucasus mountains, Tatas and tafgachi, and the solemn faith of * * * (may Allah bless his victory until the day of judgment), To my brother, his Majesty the king of Poland, who is a great monarch with the land of polestan and many territories and Christians and has good intentions for us.


    Here, I would like to extend my high respect and all the greetings related to your current situation and health, such as "how are you?" "how are you feeling?" "is everything going well?".


    Aleval Chechen, the military commander you sent to assist me, has successfully completed his mission, and the Crimean Khanate has returned to its orthodox rulers.


    I sincerely thank you for your help and hope to maintain our long-term peace and cooperation in our lifetime.


    Now, my diplomatic envoy Mohamed Alain has sent you a reply reiterating the alliance.


    Of course, my brother, please don''t get me wrong. I don''t want to change my course, but because according to your tradition, you should convene the tham parliament, consult with all the princes and nobles in your country, and obtain their consent before the decision is effective.


    In Alan''s first time, you didn''t carry out this procedure.


    The Republic of Poland is a Democratic Republic, so you should send a reliable and decent person to convey your true meaning after the tham parliament agrees to form an alliance, and according to the ancient custom, you should provide us with a considerable amount of wealth as a gift.


    Before that, I will be waiting for your good news in bergzisalai. I hope to hear that I have negotiated with all the princes and nobles in my country and reached an agreement in the tham Parliament. Now we have decided to maintain long-term peace and cooperation with his Majesty King Khan, send you a considerable number of gifts, become friends of your friends and enemies of your enemies, and work together to expel the Russians from the occupied land.


    You should send a reliable person, not a military commander, but a sincere and reliable diplomat, to me the letter from your Majesty the king and the tham parliament that you have agreed to the above matters. And fully entrust him to discuss follow-up matters with me.


    You should know that these words come from me, my Pasha and bey and their servants, as well as our sincerity.


    Winter is coming, and you should make a decision as soon as possible so that the Khanate can use troops against the enemy next spring.


    I believe that under the boundless and endless grace of Allah (may his name be blessed and praised), this army will win, ruthlessly rob the enemy, and return to our country with booty in peace in infinite praise.


    To aleval Chechen, who you sent to help me, I sincerely thank him for his dedication. But now he''s making a mess of things in bagozizale. He was afraid of more than a thousand Sudanese soldiers in Mehmed (Ottoman Turkey in kafapasha) and wholeheartedly obstructed the dispatch of troops, which made me very embarrassed.


    Great king of Poland, no matter where our enemies appear, internal or external, you must believe me. If you need an army, I will provide an army. If you need money, you will provide money.


    I trust you so much. If you, my brother, firmly abide by the agreement in this letter, then I, the great padisha, will also decide to abide by my own promise.


    I have given the letter to my Ambassador Mohamed Alain and his entourage and Secretary to ensure that what he said is what I said, that his letter is my letter and that his situation is my situation. Of course, if you, my brother, ask him about any other relevant matters, he will answer in my name, so you should believe that all what he says can represent my own opinion.


    At the same time, in order to fulfill the conditions and constraints in this imperial authorization, I promise that I will represent the wishes of all servants of the Khanate and Crimean soldiers, as well as the wishes of my nobles, Pasha and his brothers, bey and his brothers, Mirza and his brothers... And all my officials, as well as all other good and bad people in our country. They will not become enemies, nor will they organize troops to show any hostility or launch vicious attacks on the countries and territories owned by you and my brothers.


    Allah (may he be praised) on this, my words and my letters need to be observed. Now I have authorized the gifts we deserve, and you, my brother, will not do anything contrary to this, nor will your actual actions deviate from your commitments, because it seems unlikely that violations of commitments will occur on our side.


    You must hand over the agreed treasure to us through your Ambassador every year. At the same time, you must also give gifts to the officials serving in my court, including our Vizier, our chief financial officer, chief horse trainer, chief gatekeeper, librarian, poetry scribe, chief housekeeper, chief honey wine waiter The two Jazzi, who are in charge of the muskets, and all the other respected imams who have no official position.


    Your gift should also include the aforementioned pashams, beys and our MILUS.


    All gifts should be complete and not negligent. At the same time, according to our customs and laws, you should also give gifts to my relatives, including our prince, all his AGA and attendants, my mother, my wife, that is, the biological mother of my prince. All gifts should also be complete and should not be overlooked.


    Another thing to remind you is that your envoys will immediately give them due respect whenever your envoys arrive, regardless of the presence of any of my legal wives. And aleval Chechen, may I stop speaking ill of him - his performance is really not worthy of being a qualified Polish aristocrat.


    So now after your new ambassador arrives, I hope to show the same respect and focus as his predecessors (except the last one).


    You should also respect my ambassador and his entourage and secretaries. Whether you want to become an ally or an enemy with us depends entirely on how convenient it is for you. You just need to act according to your wishes and inform us.


    Great and generous God bless! You, my brother, please do not do anything contrary to this peace agreement, and firmly abide by the friendship commitment we have made. At the same time, our side will not do anything contrary to the oath, and any adverse thing is unlikely to happen.


    We have no expectations other than maintaining friendship and interests. In view of this, this is a letter devoted to the feelings of long-term friendship.


    I have nothing else to ask, just pray for all those who follow the right faith. Written in the month of shevaru, 1036 * * * calendar, the residence of begzisalai. Approval.


    By Mohamed gley


    After writing the thousand word letter, Muhammad gley stopped writing. He poured a small bottle of fine sand on the letter, sucked up the ink and shook it off.


    He handed the letter to Alan and said, "go and tell my cherchenbey that his goal has been achieved. I will send you as an envoy to Poland and ask king kazimiz to send someone to discuss the details of the alliance. Let him not reveal my alliance with the Republic of Poland."


    Alan held the letter in his hands. Although there were still doubts in his heart, Alan didn''t talk much this time. He didn''t want to be beaten by Khan after being abused by Fatima. Alan backed out of the door.


    "Come back."


    Muhammad gley suddenly stopped Alan.


    Alan quickly bent down.


    "Go and find out who that Natalie kishka is from Chechen."


    When Alan came to Chechen''s residence again, some nobles had been invited. Most of these Tatar nobles took their wives with them. They and their children hugged and wept in Chechen''s small living room.


    Alan finally found Chechen in a corner of the living room. At that time, Chechen was having a cordial conversation with bayazid Khan.


    "Khan, please forgive me. Chechen bey, I have something important to tell you." Alan whispered to Chechen.


    "Can''t Khan know? I''m discussing next year''s harvest with Khan." Chechen said loudly on purpose.


    Sure enough, bayazid Khan''s face showed an unhappy expression.


    Seeing this, Alan still had to be careful. He said to Chechen, "it''s about your private affairs. You''ll be very happy after listening to it."


    So Chechen and bayazid Khan said "sorry" and walked to a quiet corner with Alan.


    Seeing no one around, Alan whispered to Cherchen, "Congratulations, bey. I just returned to the palace. Khan just got better from the cold. It turned out that Khan had already written a letter to the king of Poland to discuss the alliance and sending troops. It''s just that Khan has been slightly ill these days. I''m going to Poland soon. You can finish your task and return home soon."


    At this time, seeing such ups and downs, Cherchen couldn''t help but marvel at the brazenness of Muhammad gley and Alan. Alan, in particular, deceived himself and was taught by himself. These can be regarded as not having happened. Such a heart and cheekiness are not available to ordinary people.


    However, Chechen was happy to complete the task and return to Poland.


    At this time, Chechen was completely unaware of the intention of Muhammad gley to ask king kazimizh to send another envoy. Christina happened to be away from him for the time being, which made the subsequent situation slide to a situation where Cherchen was almost doomed.


    "Really? That''s great." Chechen said with a smile.


    "Of course it''s true." Alan smiled with a smile. But immediately, Alan whispered to Cherchen, "bey, Khan hopes you will keep it a secret for the time being. Don''t tell the nobles about the alliance now. Don''t worry about it until the Polish envoy comes."


    Chechen agreed to Muhammad gley''s request. In his mind, since Muhammad gley had given in, he didn''t have to push too hard.


    "Yes," said Chechen.


    After that, Alan said goodbye. And Chechen went to bayazid Khan again.


    "What did Alan say to you?" bayazid Khan asked.


    "Good thing, a good thing that is good for all of us." Chechen smiled.