The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

When Tepesh walked into the hall, Prince Yanush had already returned to his seat. He stared directly at Tepesh, causing the head of the refugee who claimed to be a nobleman to numb his scalp.

Chechen, who was standing under the stage, also looked at Tepes. He saw Tepes lowered his head, his shoulders trembled slightly, and the fingers of his hands placed on the side of the trousers were constantly twitching.

But soon, in Chechen's eyes, Tepesh adjusted his attitude. He raised his head, puffed up his chest, and walked towards Prince Yanush in small steps.

Although it seemed that he was no longer nervous, his stiff walking posture still betrayed him, exposing Tepesh's inner nervousness.

"Praise God!" said Tepes, who came to the stage.

"Eternal life," Prince Yanush replied.

Then, the prince looked carefully at Tepes.

"Your name is Tepes?" the prince asked.

"Yes, this is my family's surname." Tepes replied.

"Then what is the relationship between that Vlad Tepes and you?"

"That is the ancestor."

"It turns out that you are the offspring of Prince Piercer. Then why did you come to Werner and think of coming to work for me?"

"His Royal Highness!" Tepesh knelt to the ground on one knee, knowing that his next words would determine his destiny. So he said the lines that he had arranged a long time ago.

"The country established by my ancestors died at the hands of the pagans. They destroyed the church that praised the grace of God and read their "Quran" in it. My ancestors were unwilling to accept the rule of the pagans and suffer the suffering of subjugation. I came to the Republic of Poland. Here, my clan never forgets to regain the country, but for so many years there has never been a master like Batori in this country. It was not until you appeared that I saw hope. Your Royal Highness , You are not only the savior of Lithuanians and Poles, but also the saviour of all Christians. I hope to serve you in order to reproduce the glory of our family.” Tepes said as he said, he was tearful and weeping.

Yanush nodded. Although I don’t know whether the origins of this man named Tepesh are true, he compares himself to a master like Stefan Batori who constantly calls himself a savior, or asks Yanush His vanity was greatly satisfied.

"I don't lack knives and swordsmen, nor civil servants who know the law, but those who are loyal to me and the Laziviu family." Yanush said.

Hearing this, Tepesh climbed up the steps on his knees, kissed Prince Yanush’s boots and said, "My benefactor, I am such a person."

Cheerchen couldn't bear to look directly at Tepesh's ugliness. He turned his head and looked out the window.

Of course, Cheerchen's behavior was in Yanush's eyes. So he said to Tepes: "How do you want to play for me?"

Tepesh raised his head flatly, he looked at Yanush’s lion-like face and said: "I am willing to stay by your Royal Highness's side, and lead the horse to the stirrup for you."

Yanush glanced at Cheerchen, hoping to hear what he meant. After all, this person was brought by Cheer Chen.

"Before coming, the leader of Tepesh had already told me that he wanted to play directly under the prince." Chechen said.

Hearing what Chechen said, Yanush shook his head.

"I can still get on a horse, and it's too much for you to do such a small job by my side."

"Then the prince do you want me?" Tepesh asked suspiciously.

Yanush pointed to Chechen and said, "I have appointed Chief Chechen to build a large group of 1,000 people. He is currently short of manpower, so I will assign you and your people to him."

Tepes carefully chewed Yanush's words. Literally speaking, Yanush's words are simple, that is, he has sent himself to Chechen's men to do things. But if you savour it carefully, Prince Yanush’s words "I will send it to him" can be very informative, which means that he is a member of Prince Yanush and then sent to Chechen by the Prince.

"Thanks for the grace of His Royal Highness, I will do my best to serve His Highness." Tepesh said.

"You can do this, very good." Yanush knew, and the Tepesh in front of him understood what he was saying.

Although Cheerchen is a good player at war, his loyalty still makes Yanush very worried. After all, Cheerchen has a deep friendship with Mihavu and Anjay. In case Cheerchen is said by these two people one day Moved and reversed himself, especially now that he has handed over a thousand people to his hands. This is already a small team, so it would be a big loss. Now, taking advantage of the opportunity that I gave him to expand, I inserted a tepeshi in, and buried a nail in the mercenary group.

Coupled with the stakes he had to arrange to go in, Yanush could feel relieved.

Tepesh stood up, and he went down the steps to Chechen's side: "Head of Chechen, please take care of you in the future."

"alright, alright."

Yanush stood up happily, and walked to the two of them.

"The Laziviu family never treats their friends and loyal subordinates badly. As long as you are loyal to you, I will not treat you badly."

"Yes, Prince." Chechen and Tepesh replied ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ but one voice was weak and the other was full of excitement.

After leaving, Chechen and Tepesh returned to the station. Tepesh wanted to return to his team to announce that everyone had joined the mercenary group; Cheerchen summoned all the officers and informed everyone of Prince Yanush's arrangements for him.

"A thousand people! There are still six thousand Taylors." Pidro was already shaking with excitement. Being able to command such a large team shows that Prince Yanush attaches great importance to his nephew. There is still such a large sum of money. He has been a mercenary in Germany for a lifetime, and he has never received so many rewards. These high lords are so rich.

"Head, don't you want to..." Father Spasokukotsky was a little hesitant. He didn't expect Cheerchen to accept Yanush's important task instead of leaving.

"Father, I'll tell you about this later." Cheer Chen hinted to the priest.

Father Spasokukotsky looked at Cheerchen's eyes and nodded.

"Isn't it?" Piedro asked inexplicably watching Chechen and Father Spasokukotsky playing a dumb riddle.

In this regard, Cheor Chen vaguely passed. At this moment, Yelishei, who had not spoken a moment ago, said:

"Head, the people from Bachit and Tepesh will join us in the future. They are many people and they have deep feelings for each other. The leader of Bacht is kind and easy to get along with, but Tepesh is probably..."

Listening to Yelishei's words, even Pidro, who was most excited just now, calmed down. Because this is indeed a problem-the team has expanded, but the power of the mercenary group may fall behind.

Should this be done, everyone began to think about it. Just here, a mercenary came to report that a gypsy named Oksana had come to appoint the leader.