If the stubborn soul doesn''t want to leave the body, it won''t leave. Natalie woke up slowly. She looked around and found that she was still in her bedroom, and mitzkevich was lying on the table in front of the bed. The loyal knight was languishing after the two heads of the mission fell. Just before Natalie woke up, he had just had a fight with the Tatar cavalry who gathered in front of the embassy. From wrestling, Sabre technique to strength, mitzkevich won six Tatar warriors in a row. When mitzkevich broke the third horseshoe, the Tatars were stunned and shouted, "Samson is alive!"


    Mitzkevich won a moment of peace for the people in the embassy, but he had no leisure himself. After expelling the Tatar cavalry, mitzkevich first went to see the head of the mission. The Duke of goshenovsky still looked like that. His mouth was phlegm, his eyes were dull, and he kept whispering.


    Mitzkevich could vaguely hear that he was asking God for forgiveness.


    After confirming that the old Duke''s hysteria had not improved, mitzkevich rushed to Natalie''s room, looked at her hostess''s depressed face and wept, and then fell asleep unconsciously.


    "Mitzkevich," Natalie shouted.


    Although her voice was low, mitzkevich woke up immediately.


    Seeing the hostess wake up, mitzkevich excitedly threw himself down in front of the bed, took Natalie''s pale little hand and kissed her.


    "How long have I slept?" Natalie asked.


    "Two days, two days. My lady, you''ve been sleeping for two days," replied mitzkevich.


    "What about the Duke? Have we signed a new covenant with the Crimean Khanate? When will the Khanate send troops?"


    "Miss!" said mitzkevich angrily: "We were cheated. These pagans were not ready to fulfill the contract at all. The old Lord took the protons from Chechen, but in the twinkling of an eye, the Tatar cavalry sent by the pagan Khan teased and insulted the Duke of goshenovsky. The old lord had such humiliation and was pagan. He was ill and could not move."


    According to mitzkevich, Natalie''s pale lips were bitten by herself.


    "What about aleval Chechen? Has he been here or sent someone?"


    "No, there are Tatar cavalry outside these days. Our people can''t get out, and maybe people outside can''t get in," said mitzkevich.


    Although mitzkevich said maybe, Natalie was weak, but she was like a mirror in her heart. If alvar wanted to come, who would dare to stop him with his current identity of Bei, the Crimean Khanate?


    "You just don''t want to come here even to plead guilty?" Natalie felt a trace of sadness.


    Suddenly, she opened her quilt and stood up.


    "Miss?" mizkevich cried suspiciously. He didn''t know what Natalie wanted. She was so weak that it seemed that a gust of wind could blow her down.


    Natalie did not speak. She hung the saber leaning against the head of the bed at her waist.


    "Mitzkevich, let''s go to the begzisarai palace," Natalie said.


    "What are you going to do, miss?" asked mitzkevich.


    "Say goodbye. Since we have accomplished nothing in Crimea, it''s time to go home."


    Despite Natalie''s understatement, mitzkevich instinctively felt that things were not so simple.


    "Miss!"


    Mitzkevich stopped Natalie in front of her.


    "You are still very weak. You can go again in a few days," mitzkevich advised with a reason.


    "Mitzkevich, what are you thinking? Isn''t it normal for me, as the Deputy envoy of the mission, to take the place of the Duke to say goodbye to Muhammad gley when he is unable to perform his duties?" said Natalie, who obviously saw through mitzkevich''s mind.


    Mitzkevich was extremely embarrassed.


    "Well, since you don''t trust me, please wait for me outside the door. I''ll change my clothes and you''ll go with me."


    With that, Natalie took off a black hunting coat hanging on the hanger.


    Mitzkevich stepped back and closed the door. Soon Natalie came out dressed up.


    I don''t know if it''s because, as Natalie said, she even painted makeup to see Muhammad gley leave.


    They each took a horse. The mission''s station was very close to the begzisalai palace, and only a moment later they came to the gate of the Khan palace. The Tatar cavalry wandering in the streets near the mission retreated timidly and wisely to one side when they saw that it was mitzkevich and the bent horseshoe in his hand.


    "Natalie kishka, deputy envoy of the Polish mission, asked to see the Crimean Khan Mohamed gley," mitzkevich said on behalf of Natalie to the guard at the gate of the Khan palace.


    "Khan is holding a meeting and there are no guests." a guard waved his hand and said rudely. He has no respect for Natalie and others. After all, the Duke of the Polish mission has become the laughing stock of everyone, and Natalie and others are not respected.


    The guard soon paid for his rudeness.


    Although Natalie''s strength has not recovered, her eyesight and moves are still there. As soon as the guard''s voice fell, Natalie waved her saber and cut off the dog tail decorated on the top of the Tatar guard''s helmet.


    The dog''s tail fell to the ground. Natalie said solemnly to the Tatar guard: "I am the king of Poland, the Grand Duke of Lithuania, the ruler of lucerne, Prussia, Masovia, samoghiya, Livonia, Smolensk, Seville, Chernigov, Goth and vandals, and the envoy of the hereditary Swedish king Jan kazimizh. If you are wise, go in and inform me. Otherwise, the price of your rudeness will be you next time My head. "


    The tartar guard was startled. He hurriedly picked up the dog''s tail on the ground, and then hurried in.


    Soon the gate of the Khan palace was opened and Natalie and mitzkevich were allowed in.


    Mohamed gley allowed Natalie and mitzkevich in because he was in an embarrassing situation and needed external force to ease the tension.


    Originally, according to the original plan, ah Hun mi''er, we should report those who "assassinated Chechen Bei" as witnesses at today''s meeting. Of course, ah Hun mi''er, we did the same at the beginning. Unexpectedly, Chechen, the guy who was assassinated but survived, suddenly came in and claimed that he thought of his assassin:


    "Not Tatars, not Swedes, not Cossacks, but czar Russia."


    Chechen''s words aroused a strong reaction from other nobles at the meeting. Bayazid Khan was the first to say that the Khanate should go to war against czar Russia, which assassinated its own beii. Next, many nobles seemed to have agreed and expressed the same meaning together: "punish czar Russia".


    Under the chorus of people, ah Hun milza, who had been bought, said at this time that he might have heard wrong. It should be the assassin of Czar Russia.


    At this time, Muhammad gley instinctively wanted to adjourn the meeting, but Natalie came. This gave Muhammad gley a reasonable excuse. He quickly asked the guard to let Natalie and her in, and then announced that he would receive the Polish envoy.