At this time, Cherchen and Christina can finally talk to each other.
"Sister Christina, I didn''t expect to see you again." Chechen said happily.
Christina''s face was also filled with sincere joy different from that just now. She took Cherchen''s hand.
"I didn''t expect it to be so fast. Alas, things are unpredictable. I wanted to stop getting involved in the dispute between the motherland and the Republic of Poland in Italy, but Carl was so militaristic that the people of the kingdom were ruined. For the sake of my people, I had to raise my sword against him."
As she said this, Christina''s face showed a touch of sadness.
Obviously, although Carl x once hurt her, Christina was determined to deal with her motherland with outsiders. Christina was also very tangled and contradictory.
Alvid Wittenberg comforted the queen and said, "Christina, we have to do it."
"I know, I know." Christina showed a determined expression.
Then Christina asked about Chechen and Fatima''s child Anna.
Chechen tells Christina that little Anna is now being taken care of by a nanny in vidava, while Fatima is with herself.
Christina was sorry to hear that little Anna was not in Warsaw.
"After learning that Fatima had a baby, I wanted to visit vidava. But then I learned that you married Natalie, and I hesitated. You know, Natalie misunderstood me deeply..." said Christina.
"I know, sister Christina."
Speaking of Natalie, Chechen''s face felt hot.
Because his cold war with Natalie continues.
Just yesterday, before Christina''s arrival, Cherchen wanted to help Christina reset this matter and improve his relationship with Natalie by following the Queen''s order. He wrote letters and prepared to seal them, but a phantom of Natalie suddenly appeared in front of him. Natalie in the phantom read the letter and just replied coldly: "You just ruined your family for Christina. Would you be willing to change someone else?"
After the phantom finished, it passed quickly, and Chechen immediately woke up. But because of this, Chechen put the letter in the drawer and didn''t send it.
Christina noticed the blush on Chechen''s face. She seemed to see something.
However, Christina smart didn''t ask, but said, "Natalie is also a good girl, but she has a stubborn temper. You have a good character and should tolerate her more."
Then, Christina asked about the status of the others in the mercenary regiment. After learning that yelishei married Oksana, Christina took off a ring and asked Cherchen to hand it over to Oksana.
During Christina''s conversation with Chechen, alvid Wittenberg sat and looked at the queen with a smile. When they finished speaking, Christina fell into alvid Wittenberg''s arms.
"I didn''t expect to see you again in my lifetime. To me, you are like a father."
Christina grabbed alvid Wittenberg''s hand and kissed it again and again.
Alvid Wittenberg gently stroked Christina''s hair. He looked at Christina like a daughter.
"Although it''s a little presumptuous to say so, I always treat your majesty as a daughter. I miss your majesty day and night in zamoshi''s prison these years."
Christina''s eyes shed tears and she threw herself into the old man''s arms again.
At this time, Chechen felt that he was redundant here. He couldn''t bear to disturb the warm scene, so he quietly withdrew.
There are only Christina and alvid Wittenberg left in the restaurant.
Christina was lying in Wittenberg''s arms with her eyes closed, feeling the warmth of the old man. Suddenly, the voice of the marshal sounded over Christina''s head.
"Your Majesty, this time Jan kazimi wants to help you recover your country. Do you think he is sincere and empty?"
Christina raised her head.
In fact, in Rome, Christina considered this issue when the Pope gave her the letter of Jan cacimige.
"There should be eight points of sincerity. After all, the situation in the Republic of Poland today is very similar to that in 1655."
Alvid Wittenberg nodded.
"Yes," he said.
Then the old man looked up at the ceiling.
"And is our situation very similar to the pseudo Dmitry I in 1605?"
Christina''s heart was cold.
She hadn''t thought about it before.
Wittenberg''s reminder woke her up - whether she would make wedding clothes for Jan kazimi.
The story of pseudo Dmitry I mentioned by alvid Wittenberg took place in 1605.
With the support of the Republic of Poland, the pseudo Dmitry I also formed an army of about 3500 volunteers and mercenaries. They crossed the border and advanced to Moscow. On June 20 of the second year, they peacefully entered Moscow and became czar.
After that, the poles asked Dmitry I to marry the poles as the queen of Czar Russia, and planned to send the poles to hold the important position of Czar Russia in an attempt to control czar Russia.
Although the matter ended with the bloody cleansing of the poles in Moscow and the killing of pseudo Dimitri I and all poles under the conspiracy of Czar Russia''s ambitious shuiski, it gave the Polish armed forces an excuse to interfere in the internal affairs of Czar Russia.
Finally, Sigismond, the then king of Poland, was crowned czar after occupying Moscow.
Alvid Wittenberg mentioned this history to remind Christina whether King Jan kachmidge harbored such evil intentions. After all, it was his father Sigismond who helped Dmitry I restore.
Christina considered this possibility and said: "Unlikely. At that time, the Republic of Poland was at the height of the sun, and czar Russia fell into civil strife again, so King Sigismond could have the ability and opportunity to intervene in czar Russia. But now the Republic of Poland is devastated, and they are lucky that they can defeat Carl. They simply can''t expect to occupy Sweden. However, the army to help us was provided by King Jan kachmidge, which is very important It''s really a hidden danger, because he can order these troops to turn away if he wants. "
Wittenberg looked out the door. He suddenly asked, "Your Majesty, do you trust Chechen?"
"I trust him as I trust myself," Christina replied without hesitation.
Every wrinkle in Wittenberg seemed to laugh.
"Then there will be no problem."