Cherchen, who was thought by Carl x, had returned to Warsaw at this time.
Unlike when she left, Natalie did not return to Warsaw with Chechen. After learning that Cherchen said "forgive your enemy, I forgive my enemy" to boguslav, Natalie rode alone to catch up with the army of Stefan charnietsky''s general army heading for Poznan.
She''s going to work before the army and forget the pain in the war.
When Chechen saw Natalie leave without saying goodbye, he had gone after her, but he came back on the way - Chechen thought he had done the right thing this time, so he couldn''t help but ask, and it was all his own compromise; He wants to be tough. Moreover, Chechen also consciously waited for bogusslav to be handed over to King Jan Kazimierz, so the king would solve the problem between himself and Natalie no matter how to deal with bogusslav''s hot potato.
After returning to Warsaw, Chechen immediately sent someone to announce his return. Soon, the king''s order came down - King Kazimierz ordered Cherchen to rush to Kazimierz palace with Princess Louise Henriette and Prince Frederick.
Here, King Jan kachmidge and queen ludwiga will host a banquet in honor of the triumphant heroes and the wives and children of the rescued electors.
Invited to the dinner, in addition to Cherchen and the mother and son of Princess Louise Henriette, there were also some famous nobles in Warsaw, Jan sobesky and other high-ranking military officers. While boguslav''s cousin, the Royal dining officer who came out of the raziweu family, pleaded with his majesty for Prince boguslav. Although he was not invited, he was still shy to attend the meeting.
Tonight, King Jan Kazimir himself is dressed in beautiful clothes, jeweled and full of brilliance. The brown wig on his head was curled into exquisite Wavy Curls; The skin of the face with a fresh foundation and its lips and lips with lipstick remind people of the pure white and rosy red of the milk, but it looks like a vampire in the eyes of Chen. It looks like a vampire. King Jan kazimiz''s Velvet moustache smeared with olive oil was soft and smooth, and his eyes were bright as if coated with olive oil.
The king was dressed in a black dress. The gorgeous long coat was carefully patched up by famous craftsmen with strip silk and velvet. The wide sleeves were slit along the two arms and fastened with gem buttons. The wide open collar around the neck is made of thousands of layers of pleats of Italian tailor lace, and the cuffs of the two wrists are also decorated with lace of the same texture. A gold chain hangs on the chest, and from the right shoulder down, the long coat on the messenger goes straight to the left hip bone is a ribbon with gold thread. The ribbon is inlaid with stars like diamonds, which looks like a flickering light band. On his head, he wore a wide brimmed hat with a cluster of boxing black ostrich feathers.
Similarly, today''s Queen ludwiga was beautifully dressed. Although the queen can no longer compare with young girls such as Princess Louise Henriette or Natalie in beauty, the precipitation of years and the demeanor of being a queen have given ludwiga a different beauty.
When Princess Louise Henriette came down the steps with Frederick in her arms, Jan kachmidge took off her wide brimmed hat and said hello to the princess slightly, while Princess Louise Henriette quickly put down her son, lifted her dress with her fingertips, and made a deep curtsey to her Majesty the king of Poland with the same humility.
Then everyone sat down at the table.
In order to show his respect for the elector''s wife, King Jan kachmidge specially asked Princess Louise Henriette to sit on his left. On his right is his wife. Other participants were also seated according to their titles and official positions.
The party began.
In order to close the relationship with Princess Louise Henriette, King Jan Kazimierz kept talking to the princess, while Princess Louise Henriette answered politely. Both of them deliberately omitted the imprisonment of Princess Louise Henriette in devonsk, as if it had never happened.
Everyone was drinking, but one was anxious like an ant on a hot pot.
That''s the imperial dining officer.
On the way from Werner to Warsaw, the imperial dining officer urged Princess Louise Henriette to intercede with her majesty for boguslav. However, after a long banquet, Princess Louise Henriette only had an ordinary conversation with the king and did not involve boguslav at all. How can this not make the imperial dining officer anxious to save people restless.
The imperial dining officer winked at Princess Louise Henriette, indicating that Princess Louise Henriette should mention boguslav. The message in the eyes was received by Princess Louise Henriette, and was also seen by King Jan kachmidge and queen ludwiga.
The two supreme masters knew that boguslav was captured by Chechen and brought to Warsaw. The reason why they didn''t invite the imperial dining officer at the banquet in the evening was precisely because of boguslav. Because they knew that the imperial dining officer would plead for his cousin, and King Jan kazimizh could not but must refuse the plea of the patriotic imperial dining officer.
In short, the king was also in a dilemma about how to deal with boguslav.
At this time, Queen ludwiga saw that Princess Louise Henriette seemed to want to speak. In order to take the initiative, she said to the Royal dining officer before the princess spoke: "your royal dining officer, I see you have some hesitation. Do you have anything to tell your majesty?"
All eyes turned to the imperial dining officer.
The imperial dining officer rose from his seat.
Before opening his mouth, the Royal dining officer''s face was sad. He shed two lines of tears and begged the king for bogusslav: "Your Majesty, the reason why it is difficult for me to speak is that the facts I ask are contrary to the national law, but trapped by blood. I still want to plead with your Majesty on behalf of my cousin boguslav raziweu, Prince of the Royal Horse warden, and ask you to forgive his crime."
"What? Boguslav, the traitor was caught?" King Jan kachmidge pretended to be very surprised, but he deliberately focused on the "traitor".
"Yes," said the imperial dining officer, still with a sad face. His shoulder shook a few times when he heard the king call bogusslav a traitor.
"Count aleval captured him near miatelsk and brought him to Warsaw."
Although everyone knew the bogusslav captured by sichen, when the imperial food officer mentioned the name of sichen, the people couldn''t help looking at him.
The imperial dining officer also glanced at Chechen, but he soon turned his eyes back to the king.
"Your Majesty, in Werner, I have paid a ransom to count aleval and obtained his understanding. I personally escorted my cousin to Warsaw at your Majesty''s disposal. I know boguslav''s sins are unforgivable, but I still hope that the kindest king can forgive him. As God said, forgive your enemy, I forgive my enemy."
King Jan kazimiz stood up. His face was solemn and his eyes were cold.
"If bogusslav were only my enemy, of course I would forgive him. But he was the enemy of the Republic and the enemy of the mother of the motherland. How can I take the place of my mother and forgive those who betrayed her?!"
The king''s words amounted to the death sentence of boguslav. There was a moment of silence at the banquet.
After a while, the imperial dining officer woke up from a trance. He suddenly fell on his knees.
"Your Majesty, for the sake of my little contribution to the Republic, forgive bogusslav." the imperial catering officer wailed, "bogusslav himself knew he was wrong. He wrote a blood letter to admit his process and expressed his repentance."
With that, the imperial dining officer took out the letter from his pocket and held it high above his head.
Ukovsky, the Chamberlain, went to the imperial dining officer, took the letter and took it to King Jan kazimiz.
When the king received the letter, he found that there were actually two letters. Under the letter with the emblem of the raziwiu family, there was also a letter with the personal emblem of Marshal lubaumatsky.
Obviously, this is the marshal pleading for boguslav.
King Jan kazimiz slipped the letter into his sleeve without looking at it - he didn''t want to give the impression that he was influenced by the marshal.
After opening the blood book of boguslav, King yankachmidge read it word by word.
His face slowly stretched out from gloom as his eyes turned on the letter paper.
"Bogusslav really wrote with sincerity and repentance," sighed King Jan kachmidge.
His words obviously meant forgiveness to boguslav.
When Queen ludwiga heard her husband say this, her eyes showed incredible - just last night, kazimizh vowed that he would make bogusslav the first nobleman hanging at the gate of Warsaw in the history of the Republic.
But when Queen ludwiga received the blood letter from her husband, Queen ludwiga understood why he changed his mind.
Boguslav said in his letter that if he was pardoned by the king, he would be a loyal reformer of the king and queen and support their reform plan in the Republic.
Boguslav, or the imperial dining officer, they know too well what the king and they want.
This is an irresistible cake. After all, the raziweu family is one of the largest families in the Republic, and it is also the leader of the Protestant nobility.
"Boguslav is indeed compassionate," sighed queen ludwiga.
At the same time, her eyes unconsciously looked at the letter in her husband''s sleeve - if lubaomatsky knew that the object of his plea was ready to fall into the arms of the reformers, he didn''t know what to think.
With this attitude of the king and queen, Princess Louise Henriette also spoke.
"King and queen, I may be the last of all these people to plead with you for bogusslav. But as the wife of William''s elector of the Principality of Prussia and a relative of Prince bogusslav, besides, the kindest king and queen, please be lenient to bogusslav."
With that, Princess Louise Henriette and Prince Frederick bent their knees and asked King Jan kachmidge and queen ludwiga.
"Please forgive the prince."
Most of the nobles at the party said in unison.
Jan sobesky was the only person who did not stand up and plead with the king. He sat in his seat, his silver teeth broken, and his hands under the table clenched into fists. He looked at Chechen sitting opposite him.
Chechen didn''t plead, but he didn''t stand up against it.
King Jan kachmidge said, "in that case, I will ask for forgiveness of bogusslav in front of the goddess of national protection and Christ."
By this time, the dinner was drawing to a close. The waiter brought the toilet water and let the diner clean his hands. Then king Jan kazimiz rose first and extended his arm to Queen ludwiga, while Princess Louise Henriette picked up Frederick.
That night, Princess Louise Henriette stayed at the kazimi Sun Palace.
Chechen left alone.
Behind him, Jan sobesky stopped Chechen.
As soon as Jan sobesky spoke, he was full of blame for Chechen.
"Cherchen, I shouldn''t have said that because you are innocent. But I can''t help it because a traitor of the Republic has been pardoned and the legal system has disappeared."
Chechen''s cheeks are red.
King Jan kazimizh''s forgiveness of bogusslav was also beyond his expectation. He thought that bogusslav was escorted to Warsaw and the only thing waiting for him was the death penalty.
"Yang, I really didn''t expect it," Chechen tried to defend.
In fact, Chechen didn''t expect that boguslav was pardoned by the king as Natalie said. At that time, he promised lubaomatsky to let the imperial dining officer redeem bogusslav temporarily. He also hoped that bogusslav could not be punished without his own hands. After all, bogusslav died in his own hands, then he and his partners would face the anger and revenge of the whole raziwiu family.
But who has no selfishness? Although Jan sobeski did not stand up for the pardon of bogusslav just now, he also did not object. Because he once stood on the Swedish side against the king. Although the reason is very complex and he is timely, it is his stain after all. Now the king trusts him, but if he opposes the pardon of boguslav, someone will criticize him for agreeing.
Jan sobesky waved his hand.
"Forget it, everything is God''s will."
With that, Jan sobesky walked forward.
At this time, the imperial food officer walked to Chechen with joy.
As boguslav was about to be pardoned, the imperial dining officer was red, and he thanked Chechen again.
"Count, please rest assured. Once again, I guarantee with my reputation that bogusslav will not seek revenge from you after being pardoned. The gratitude and resentment between you two will be written off, and you will become a good friend of the raziweu family."
"I hope so, Mikhail imperial food officer," Chechen replied.