Father Spasokukotsky was finally pardoned by hanging. But the price that Cheechen and the mercenary group paid for this was also extremely heavy. Chechen was removed from the position of head of the mercenary regiment (although it was called a mercenary regiment, the salary of this unit was paid by Prince Yanush), and Spasokukotsky was also removed Went to the post of captain and was expelled from the mercenary group. Pidro succeeded Cheerchen as the head of the mercenary group. This was a result acceptable to all parties. Otherwise, if you change into any one, you will not be able to convince the crowd in the mercenary group. And letting Piedro be the leader, can make those Fatima and others who have been loyal to Cheechen feel that this is no different from Cheering being the leader. Give the mercenary group to outsiders.

Tepes and Al Gildas escaped from the mercenary regiment in a desperate manner. Having done such a thing, they couldn't stay in the mercenary group anymore. Except for some of the best friends in Tepes, everyone hates them to the bone. And Brahe Wichensburg and Okinski also didn't wait to see these two people. After all, no one would like a traitor, even if the traitor did something good for him.

Since the removal of Cheerchen's position as the head of the mercenary group is a punishment and exchange for him, Cheerchen can't stay in the mercenary group, because if Cheerchen is still there, then the so-called punishment will be nameless. As the Marshal Brahe Wichensburg must maintain the seriousness of military discipline, which is also the source of the invincibility of the Swedish army.

Douglas gave Cheerchen a suggestion about where to go after leaving the mercenary group. General Douglas suggested that Cheerchen go to Warsaw, one of the most beautiful cities in Eastern Europe, so that Cheerchen can not only relax, but also meet Her Majesty Queen Christina. Douglas said that the queen would be very happy to meet Cheer Chen.

Cheerchen was noncommittal about General Douglas's suggestion. He neither agreed nor disagreed. Because Father Spasokukotsky also made another suggestion to Chechen, that is to go to the Great Bright Mountain Monastery in Czestochowa. The priest thinks that Cheor Chen's recent uneasiness is due to his lack of firm belief. He wanted to take Cheechen to the Guangmingshan Monastery to pay homage to the glory of the goddess of protectorate. This might help Cheerchen's confused mind.

Parting is always sad, especially Piedro. When Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky stood in front of them in long-distance attire to bid farewell to the group, Piedro wept loudly. Cheerchen hasn't separated since he came to Eastern Europe. If possible, Pidro really wants to go on a long journey with Cheorchen, but he must stay. As the temporary head (Pydro's positioning of himself), he must help Cheorchen take care of this family business.

"Spasokukotsky, you must take good care of Chechen, and don't lead him on the wrong road." Piedro said with regard to the priest. Pidro's words meant something, obviously because he was afraid that the priest would instigate Cheorchen to join Sapega's side. The victory of Lidarburg further strengthened the Piedro Mercenary Group's belief that only following the Swedes and Prince Yanush can have a bright future.

"Pidro, I am not Chechen's guide, God is." Father Spasokukotsky said with a smile.

Pedro responded with a cold snort to the priest's answer like a stick.

"Cheerchen, don't worry. I will let those two guys pay the price." Fatima looked at Cheerchen's face and said firmly. The two people she was talking about were obviously Tepes and Algierdas.

"Don't!" Cheerchen said to Fatima, who is full of hatred and eagerness: "Tepes and Algierdas must have been prepared for retaliation. If you rush, you will definitely fall into their trap. And this This time we were able to pass the customs so easily, and it was already a great love for General Douglas. If we had another trouble, it would be difficult for General Douglas to do it. And I believe that one day, I will report this arrow upright. Enmity."

Next, Ingrid, Yelishei, Fydot, and Bachter also said blessings to Cheerchen. Especially Bashit, seeing Cheerchen actually abandon his position and honor for his subordinates, he couldn't help but agree with Cheerchen. It can be said that the mercenary group is more united after experiencing the events of Tepes and Algierdas.

After sending you a thousand miles away, Cheechen and Father Spasokukotsky bid farewell to everyone and set off on the road. In the next journey, Cheerchen will encounter more people and things.

And hundreds of miles away, the two armies have been facing each other for nearly a month. The 40,000 Allied forces led by the new Lithuanian commander, General Pavel Sapega, were in the middle of the march towards Werna and were stopped by the 20,000 army led by King Boguslav, the Royal Horse Superintendent. It seems that it is because Boguslav has always maintained "neutrality~lightnovelpub.net~ The commander was unwilling to fire the first shot after being blocked by Boguslav’s army, even if Mikhau repeatedly exposed Boguslav’s false neutrality in front of him. After the true face of the enemy, Sapega still stubbornly only sent an envoy to ask Prince Boguslav to make way. Of course, all this will not be fruitful. During the period, Mihavu proposed to make a diversion to Lida Fort and attack Alexander Odinsky. The princes led by the siege of Lida Fort, but Sapesh's obsession with Werner made him reject this plan.

Until the fall of Fort Lida, the coalition led by Sapega remained unmoved. This makes many generals very dissatisfied with the commander, this is especially true of Andrzej Kmicicz. The militant city lord of Polotsk thought he could fight a battle, but he didn't expect time to be wasted on peace talks. He satirized him several times in front of the leader of Sapega that he was a coward, but Sapega didn't do anything to him besides blowing his beard and staring at him.

On this day, Anjay walked his horse in front of the positions of the two armies as usual. Several times, he ran the horse into the range of the guns of the Boguslav army, and rode the horse back under the glaring glaring of the opponent. He really hoped that any soldier on the other side could not help firing the first shot, so that he had a reason to kill with the cavalry.

But Boguslav’s soldiers failed to make him wish.

Just as Anjay was about to play this trick for the third time, Mihau actually stopped him:

"Anzu, the general leader is in the meeting, you are missing."

Anjay rolled over on the horse lazily. He said contemptuously: "What can that cowardly chief have a meeting? I really misunderstood him!"

This time, Mihau didn't think much of Anjay's arrogance. He smiled and said: "The commander said that if you don't go, he will give someone the forward position."