There is still half a day away from Viri. The forward led by Andrzej Kmicicz joined forces with Mikhav Vorodjavsky, the "little man" knight. The two had already known each other, and the little knight had even taught Anjay's swordsmanship. Not to mention how happy they were at this meeting.

"Anzu, I didn't expect to see you here. Goodbye to Polotsk, I miss you." Mihav Vorodjavsky said.

"I miss you too, Mihavu." Anjay said with equal joy.

After speaking, the two immediately hugged each other. The soldiers on both sides also expressed their joy of meeting with the friendly forces in their own ways.

"Mihavu, where are you going?"

After the intimacy, Anjay asked. Because he saw Mihavu and his troops marching in the opposite direction.

"I'm going to Miatersk," Mihavu said.

"What! Go to Myatersk? Didn't the chief and the deputy let us go to Viri?" Anjay asked in a puzzled way, putting his hand into the saddle side of the skin and preparing to take out the handkerchief. Ver Sapega's letter to himself.

"No need to take it, I also have a letter from General Pavel Sapega to me, which also tells me to go to Vizh. I followed the order. But I only found out about Yanush when I got to Vizh. The prince is not there, it's just Pavel Sapega's advocacy." Mihavu said to Anjay.

After hearing the words of the "little man" knight, Anjay was shocked.

"Why did General Pavel Sapega do this?" Anjay blurted out and asked.

"I don’t know why General Pavel Sapega did this, but some people say that the deputy commander was to fight for power with Prince Yanush. It is said that Pavel Sapega gave almost all the republics who withdrew from Werner this time. All the generals wrote the same letter. If the deputy commander can get the support of most of the generals, he will have the power to fight against the princes of Janusz in Lithuania.” Mihavu said.

"Where did you hear this?" Anjay was stunned. He didn't expect that he would be involved in the struggle between the two powers when he went to Viri.

"It was the princess and the little prince who wrote to me and told me." Mihavu said honestly.

The princess and the little prince in Mihavu's mouth are the widows and orphans of Prince Jarimé.

"And when I arrived in Vizh, General Pavel Sapega came to me immediately. He told me that Prince Yanush’s failure was the result of his blind arrogance and disobedience to the council and the king’s orders. If he is not stopped, the prince will lose the entire Lithuanian region to Tsarist Russia one day. But when I asked the deputy commander what evidence he had, the deputy commander could not produce any evidence. Then, Pavel Sape General Canada hinted that I would join him to defend the country together. At that time, I said loudly to the deputy commander: Prince Yanush is the Lithuanian commander of the republic, and it is my duty to follow his orders, and it is also a soldier's. Duty. If the deputy commander is dissatisfied with the prince, he can go to the parliament to lodge a complaint. Please don't make any small actions here. At that time, General Pavel Sapega was blushing. Later, His Royal Highness sent a letter, In the letter, the princess stated that she and the little prince were rushing to Miatelsk and hoped that I would ignore General Pavel Saperga’s orders and trust them and Prince Yanush."

Mihau retelled the story to Andrzej.

"Mihavu, what you said is too good. You should be reprimanded like that for the villain who is fighting for power. The Republic has fallen to the point it is now, because there are too many villains like Pavel Sapega." Anjay He admired Mihavu's actions.

"I believe that the Grand Commander, Prince Yanush is definitely not such a person. This is not only because of the guarantee of the princess, but also because I have worked under him. I still understand the character of Prince Yanush. He is one. A male lion, how can a lion bend to others."

After Mihavu finished speaking, he took out a letter, took out a folded paper from the inside, and then unfolded it and handed it to Anjay.

Andrzej Kmicicz immediately read:

Your Excellency Mikhav Vorodjavsky:

We are extremely pleased that you can read this letter. I was deeply saddened to learn that you led the army to Uighur Japan without receiving my order. But I know that disobeying the military order is not your intention, but because you have been deceived by others. Now I ask your Excellency to keep the team on alert for 120,000 points and go to Miatelsk, because the next difficult years are unprecedented. What makes me feel gratified is that the leaders and generals of all walks of life have rushed to Miatelsk day and night, but this can be a strong proof of who is the true loyal friend of the Laziviu family, and who wants to, even in adversity. Still willing to work for this family. Alexander and Sobieski have been with me because they know that staying with me is useful for the future of the Republic. Your Excellency should trust me in this way. Please be sure to follow the order of this letter and treat the person who sent it. My brother and I are looking forward to your arrival in Myatersk.

Yanush Laziviu

Governor Werner, Grand Commander of Lithuania

"Yes, this is the hero of a republic. Look at what he said, we will go to the national disaster with us." Anjay said after reading the letter.

Like Mihavu, who was a errand leader under Prince Yanush~lightnovelpub.net~ Anjay, as a native Lithuanian, would be compared to Pavel Sapega, a foreigner, if it doesn’t involve major disputes. , He is more willing to obey the local, Prince Yanush.

"But, Anzu. Look at this." Mihau clicked on the words "Who wants to work for this family even in adversity" in the letter. The whole letter belongs to this passage. It looks so unnatural.

"The reason I went to Miatersk is the same as the reason I left General Pavel Sapega, to serve the country, not for a certain person or a certain family." The "little man" knight added.

"Of course, Mihavu. Of course we are working for the country. But you shouldn't be too harsh with regard to the words in the royal letter. Now these powerful princes, which one is not like this. . But there are a lot of styles, but few do practical things. Among them, figures like Prince Yanush are even rarer."

But Anjay didn't take this seriously, he said, Mihau comforted.

For Anjay, Prince Yanush’s manners also made him feel a little cordial. Because he himself is also a public character.

Mihau gave an "um", agreeing with Andrzej's statement.

"So, Mihau. I won't go to Viri anymore. Let the deputy commander of Pavel Sapega go to hell." Anjay said.

Mihau was extremely pleased that Anjay was willing to be with him. He couldn't help but kissed Anjay several times on the cheek.

So, Andrzej sent someone to order the cavalry units behind to turn their horses, so that their front team changed to the back team and waited on the spot for himself and the troops led by Mihavu.

Not long after, the two troops that had made countless achievements in the war merged into a torrent and rushed towards Miatelsk.