Christina didn''t greet Pedro and Fatima too much, but directly asked, "how''s Chechen now?"


    Speaking of his nephew, Pedro''s face showed sadness.


    "Very bad, still the same." Pedro tried to explain Cherchen''s condition: "no matter what anyone said to him, called his name, pulled his shoulder and tried to cheer him up, it didn''t work. He just opened his eyes and looked at us. I think he knew all of us, but everyone was a stranger to him and ignored by everyone."


    "Take me," Christina said in a commanding tone.


    Pedro hurried ahead to lead the way.


    On the second floor, Christina saw a group of mercenaries around the door of the room, lying on the door and looking inside.


    "What are you doing?" Christina asked.


    The crowd turned around. There were yelishei, Ingrid, walwarra, viscount Hessen, bachit and Dr. salben.


    "Your Majesty," we are watching father sparsokukotsky and Oksana treat the head. " Yelishei said.


    "Cure?" Christina looked at salburn suspiciously - as far as he knew, salburn was the doctor in the mercenary regiment.


    "Your Majesty," said salburn tremblingly, "according to my judgment, the captain is not ill, but is fascinated by the devil. At this time, it is useless to take any medicine. We must rely on the power of God."


    "It''s nonsense!" Christina looked at salburn angrily, and then she walked towards the door.


    Yelishei and others automatically made way.


    Christina walked into the door. She saw Chechen sitting in a chair, and father spasokukotsky was standing in front of Chechen. The priest kept pressing his hands on Chechen''s head, raised his eyes and stared at the snow-white ceiling. He kept praying loudly in Latin: "paternoster, quiesincoelis! Sanctificeturnomentuum, advinia Regnum Tuum, fiatvoluntas TUA..." (the Catholic Lord''s Prayer means: our father in heaven, may your name be holy, your kingdom come, your will...)


    At this point, the priest stopped.


    After a moment, father spasokukotsky repeated in a higher and more solemn tone: "... Fiatvoluntas TUA!..."... Fiatvoluntas TUA!... "


    The priest repeated it three times.


    But the Catholic Prayer had no effect on Cherchen. He was still as drowsy as a living dead man.


    Spatsokukotsky''s forehead began to sweat, and his hand on Chechen''s head began to shake.


    At this time, a door on the inner side of the room was opened. Oksana came out carefully with a bowl of black things. As she walked, she said, "I said, father, your exorcism is useless to the regimental commander. You''d better try my Oriental magic medicine."


    Oksana was about to deliver the medicine to Chechen''s mouth when she suddenly saw Christina coming in.


    It scared her.


    "Female... Your majesty!"


    Christina came forward, grabbed the medicine bowl, looked at the medicine, and then questioned Oksana.


    "What''s this?" she asked.


    "No, nothing. Some herbs are mixed with half a pig''s brain," Oksana said humbly.


    "Pig brain?!"


    As for the effect of pig brain, okosana explained to Christina that it was from a Book handed down from an ancient oriental country. It mentioned "supplementing form with form".


    "The head seemed to have a brain problem, so I thought of using this method," Oksana said finally.


    Christina shook her head. She asked father sparsokukotsky and Oksana to go out and stay alone with Chechen.


    After they left, Christina was able to look at Cherchen carefully.


    At this point, Christina couldn''t recognize Chechen.


    Six years later, Chechen has grown a lot taller and is a real young man. Young people at this age should be full of vitality, but Chechen''s face is very thin, his face is haggard, and his eyes have long lost their old look. His eyes are empty, like a walking skeleton. Even if Christina comes to Chechen, Chechen still hangs his head.


    Seeing this, Christina put her arms around Che Chen''s head and held him in her arms with pity.


    After a while, Christina said: "I treat you as my own brother. I thought I would never see you again. Cherchen, you should be brave and strong. You should remember that even in adversity, you still have relatives, friends and people who love you. They are your dependence and support you. If you are sad about your lost wealth and status, and for the injustice and setbacks you have encountered at present, Then think about it. What did you have when you and your uncle first came to Poland? There was nothing. As the saying goes, I was born to be useful, and I will come back after a thousand gold coins are gone. As long as you can hold a knife in your hand and get up, you will make a comeback. "


    Christina''s voice and her words seemed to work, and Chechen sobbed in her arms.


    "Sister." Chechen whispered.


    Christina rubbed Chechen''s back hard.


    "If you want to cry, cry now. But after crying, you should say to yourself, ''today I cry for myself, and tomorrow I won''t cry again.''"


    "Sister, I''m not for wealth and status. Those are nothing to me. I''m sad about Natalie. Why can''t she understand me? I love her so much, but she can''t love me as much as I love her. She loves her country and loves her king and queen better than me. Is it wrong for me to speak up for marshal lubaomatsky? They say Marshal Incite conspiracy against the king, attempt to seize power, bribery and treason, but these are all illusory. If the marshal really wanted to do so, why did he welcome the king back then? Besides, he supported and loved me so much... "


    Christina hugged Cherchen more tightly.


    Because Christina really doesn''t know what to say. Lyubomatsky and Jan kazimiz had a bad debt. Their conflict stems not only from their personalities, but also from the different interests they represent. King Jan kazimiz wanted to be an autocratic monarch and change the dilemma of the decline of the royal power of the Republic of Poland; Lubaumatsky insisted on putting the king''s power in the cage of the nobility. The two will have a showdown sooner or later, but this time ludwiga took the lead.


    The break between Cherchen and Natalie also stems from their differences in personality. Natalie loves Chechen? Of course. Christina believes that Natalie is even willing to give her life for Cherchen. But above her own life and love, Natalie has a country she loves more. Cherchen has a clear character of kindness and resentment, and he is not polish. It is precisely because of this that he can make friends with himself and Bao Hong without ideological burden, gather people from all over the world in his mercenary regiment, and speak out for LV baomatsky.


    "Don''t worry, Natalie will come back to you. Because I know she loves you." finally, Christina had to be so relieved.


    "Well," Chechen whispered.


    Then, with Christina''s hand gently patting, Cherchen, who was very tired and sleepy, fell asleep.


    Christina''s shoulder became his lean, even if the pain was abnormal, Christina still supported the brother.


    Just as he once supported himself.


    At noon the next day, Chechen woke up from his sleep.


    He looked up and saw Christina looking down at herself with a smile - a smile as warm as a mother.


    "Sister." Chechen blushed. At the age of 26, Chechen is no longer the boy.


    Christina was not embarrassed.


    She smiled and said to Chechen, "wake up? Get up and eat. Your uncle, Fatima and his companions have been guarding the door all night."


    Chechen didn''t answer "OK".


    He looked at Christina seriously and said, "sister, I want to go to Sweden with you."


    Christina didn''t seem surprised that Chechen had this idea. She just asked, "what about vidava? What about your friends?"


    Chechen said without hesitation: "vidava was granted to my uncle by King Jan kazimizh. He is the Lord here. I believe that with my uncle''s ability, he can manage vidava well. As for other companions, I believe most of them will be willing to go with me. If they don''t go away, I will pay them a severance payment."


    Christina nodded and said, "since you have decided, my sister certainly supports you. Don''t forget, my sister is the Regent queen of Sweden. It''s not difficult to arrange a post for you and your companions."


    With Christina''s approval, Chechen stood up and went to the door to open the door.


    As soon as the door opened, a man directly fell in - it was yelishei sleeping against the door.


    When Chechen opened the door, ye lishei was caught off guard and hit the back of his head on the ground. He woke up with a painful cry, and then sat up.


    "Who hurt me?" he said, covering the back of his head.


    "It''s me, yelishei." Chechen reached out to help him.


    "Captain?"


    Yelishei was unbelievable at first. Then, when he saw Chechen''s restored eyes, ye Lixie jumped up happily.


    "Commander, commander wakes up. Chechen, he wakes up!" yelishei shouted.


    The cry woke everyone up.


    When everyone saw Chechen standing in front of him normally, they got up from the ground one by one and shouted around Chechen.


    The innermost of the "encirclement" are, of course, Pedro and Fatima. Che Chen held Fatima''s hand and said tenderly, "it worries you."


    Fatima nodded and shook her head with tears in her eyes.


    Pedro slapped Cherchen on the back of the head and scolded, "you smelly boy, let me worry to death! Your uncle, I''m old, and salben said I have nothing but disease. If you scare me like this again, I can''t stand burping farts."


    For the uncle''s "love" for himself and the alarmist, Chechen had to report it with a silly smile.


    "Everybody,"


    After a while, Chechen motioned to everyone to be quiet. He said seriously, "everyone eats here in the evening. I have a few words to say to you."


    With that, Chechen called Ingrid and said he had something to discuss. However, they walked into the study together.


    This move cast an indescribable shadow on everyone''s mind for some reason.


    Pedro felt the most. He knew Christina must know something. But when he looked at Christina with questioning eyes, the other party only smiled.


    Chechen and Ingrid stayed in the study until the dinner party.


    At this time, the people had already been waiting in the restaurant.


    Chechen took his seat on the throne. He raised his glass in front of him and said to everyone who was doing, "everyone, thank you for your support all the time."


    No one raised a glass or stood up except Christina and Ingrid.


    Everyone has a dignified face.


    The atmosphere almost made Queen Christina, who already knew what Chechen was going to say, laugh.


    Chechen looked at you awkwardly. I don''t know what happened to you.


    This is, the already uncontrollable Pedro put down his knife and fork heavily. He blushed and said to Chechen, "my good nephew, do you want to break up or rebel?"


    Che Chen was stunned.


    What makes uncle Pedro think so?


    At this time, fedot also stood up. He said, "commander, I have followed you since Smolensk. My wife and children are in the mercenary regiment. We have regarded this as our own home. If you drive me away, where can we go? I will never promise; but if you want to rebel, I will follow you, because I have long been unhappy with that Jan kazimi day."


    With that, the upright man burst into tears.


    Cherchen looked helplessly at Christina.


    The queen stood up. She explained to the crowd, "guys, you misunderstood. Cherchen didn''t want to dissolve the mercenary regiment; of course, he didn''t want to rebel; he just wanted to give up everything in Poland and go to Sweden with me."


    Most people were relieved to hear her majesty say so. Isn''t it Sweden? What a big deal. Does the regimental commander need to be so mysterious and nervous?


    Of course, some people don''t want to go to Sweden.


    Bachit is one.


    He stood up and said to Cherchen that he couldn''t let go of the villagers who stayed in vidava, so he wanted to stay here. I hope Cherchen didn''t care.


    Cherchen certainly understands this. And he also said that his uncle Pedro was still the Lord of vidava, and all the rules he was willing to leave were the same.


    The other one who doesn''t want to leave is father sparsokukotsky. He said he wants to stay in Brest parish and continue to preach.


    Of course, Cherchen is very sad that father sparsokukotsky wants to leave the team. The priest is a good man and has guided the confused himself more than once.


    However, there is no feast that never ends. After all, separation is inevitable. Chechen forced himself to raise his glass and said goodbye to the father of sparsokukotsky. He told the priest that he had informed Ingrid to give the priest a large sum of money for preaching and building a new church.