Catherine walked into Cheerchen's camp, his hand gripped the hat tightly, revealing his inner tension.

As soon as she saw Cheerchen, Catherine grabbed Cheerchen's arms and said, "Cheerchen, I have something to ask you."

Cheerchen knew that what Catherine wanted to ask must be about Helena, so he nodded and said:

"I know what you are asking."

"How is she?" Catherine said.

"After Smolensk surrendered, Helena and his father became prisoners, and they were escorted to Moscow. Helena suffered a lot in Moscow," Chechen said.

Catherine heard that her beloved had not only become a prisoner of the Russians, but had also been escorted to Moscow, and she couldn't help crying.

"I'm going to save her, I'm going to save her." Catherine murmured. But he also knew very well that to rescue someone from Moscow, thousands of miles away, based on his own strength, is nothing short of a dream.

At this time, Cheer Chen's words made Catherine seem to have entered the infinite light from the dark night.

"We have rescued her back. If nothing happens, you can meet soon."

Cheerchen said.

Catherine burst into tears and held Cheechen's hand. He couldn't believe it and asked again and again: "Cheechen, Cheechen. My dear benefactor and friend. Are you true? Please don't deceive someone who has lost his life. Hope. Because for him, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment."

"How could we lie to you. Your Helena is now on the way to Polotsk with his father. Accompanying them is Polotsk's City Lord Andrzej Kmicicz." Pied on the side Luo interjected.

"Did the respectable city lord Anjay Kmicicz saved Helena?" Seeing that Pedro said the same, Catherine no longer doubted. He is now full of joy to see Helena.

"Yes or not. You didn’t know that Yakov Cherkaski attacked the Polotsk meeting. Andrzej Kmicicz was badly injured and couldn’t direct the battle. In the end, he relied on my nephew. Chen’s bravery and my intellect defeated Yakov Cherkaski’s five thousand army. We have captured several thousand more, and with these captives we redeemed your careless liver." Peder Luo Dayan took a lot of credit to himself without shame.

Catherine took Pedro's words seriously. He held Pidro's hands excitedly, and said gratefully: "Christ is here. From now on, if one day I forget the great kindness of you and your nephew, then I will die."

Pidro was a little embarrassed about this word of gratitude.

"Catherine, if you really want to be grateful, I think you should be most grateful not to me and my uncle, but to the wife of Anjay Kmicicz, Miss Orina Birlevich. It is her advocate Those captives were exchanged for Fyodor's father and daughter. And I just made a trivial contribution in it." Cheerchen felt that if Catherine wanted to be grateful, the one who should be most grateful was Orina Birlevich. Although Miss Orina's purpose in changing back to Helena was to prevent Anjay from falling into Yakov's tricks, her behavior actually benefited Catherine. As for his uncle's greedy merit, since Pidro's words have been spoken, Cheerchen is not easy to demolish his uncle's desk in front of outsiders, so he has to count his deeds on his uncle.

"I will be grateful for your kindness. Will that female guardian also come to Polotsk? I want to express my gratitude to her in front of her." Catherine said happily, his joy was beyond words.

"Orina didn't come, she stayed in Polotsk's position as an agent of Andrzej."

"That's a shame." Catherine said disappointedly.

"Oh, yes. Catherine, how did you play for Boguslav in Miatersk?"

It is really strange that Catherine did not return to her homeland after escaping from Smolensk, but instead stayed and played for Prince Boguslav.

"This may be God's arrangement. If I don't stay, maybe I will never have the chance to see Helena again in my life." Catherine attributed her stay to God's will.

It turned out that after escaping from Smolensk, Catherine broke up with Nahan. Relying on the familiarity of the terrain and the day and night. Catherine successfully escaped from the Cossack's encirclement and stole a horse from them. Catherine drank well water when he was thirsty all the way, and stole the farmers’ potatoes when he was hungry, and finally got him to Miatelsk. Here, Catherine originally planned to sell her horses to collect the money for a ferry ticket and return to her home country by boat. But it also happened that when he arrived at the Miatelsk dock, a ship from England docked at the dock. They were all Scottish mercenaries. They were persecuted by the traitor Cromwell in England and had to flee here. From the mouth of the mercenary, Catherine learned that Cromwell had not only dispersed the council, but also named herself the protector of the country. And the persecution of former royalists was worse than day after day.

As a result, it was impossible for Catherine, who was born in a royalist family, to return to China.

Just as Catherine was at a loss, the head of the group of mercenaries invited Catherine to join her mercenary group to work for Prince Boguslav ~lightnovelpub.net~ and said that Prince Boguslav would send troops to support Smolensk.

Being able to join the army to fight back to Smolensk and rescue her beloved Helena is really something Catherine dreams of. Since there was no hope of returning home, Catherine agreed without hesitation.

Even more coincidentally, Catherine was spotted by an elderly nobleman in the court of Boguslav. The old nobleman had no children, so he took Catherine as his adopted son and, on the recommendation of the old nobleman, became the attendant of Prince Boguslav.

"Then we waited so long in Smolensk, why didn't we see a single reinforcement?" Pidro was a little strange. Since the two princes of Laziviu had sent troops to rescue Smolensk, Prince Yanush was defeated because of the defeat, but why did Boguslav not arrive.

"I'm not very clear about this. The first time His Royal Highness sent troops to hear that the Grand Prince had been defeated, he retreated; the second time, the army of Tsarist Russia appeared near Miatelsk, and the Prince had to deploy Miatel. Sk's defense is over," Catherine said.

"But it doesn't look like a war. I think that Prince Boguslav still has a leisure time to go out with friends?" Pidro was very upset at the thought of Boguslav's face to his nephew at the dock today. .

"His Royal Highness has tens of thousands of troops. Tsarist Russia's military strength is not so much to attack Miatersk, but to organize the prince to rescue Werner. Of course, the prince will not care about it. . Traveling in the mountains and playing in the water shows the prince’s contempt for the enemy.” Catherine explained Boguslav’s behavior in this way.

But Chechen felt that these behaviors of Boguslav were somewhat unreasonable.