The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

"Father, why do you want His Majesty the King to discuss my proposal again?"

On the way back to her house, Natalie said to her father Janusz Kishka dissatisfiedly.

"Do you want to ask the king to go to Lithuania?" Janusz rode on the horse, he looked at the road ahead, and said leisurely.

"Uh!"

Natalie was taken aback for a moment. Soon, she understood. Father must have known about Alvar.

"Did Mickiewicz tell you?" Natalie asked. It secretly scolded Mickiewicz for troublesome.

Natalie actually didn't want to let her father know about Cheor Chen's existence so early. Because even she herself hadn't really figured out what kind of feelings she had for Cheorchen. She regards Cheor Chen as a friend, opponent or a person she likes. But the only certainty is that I am worried about him. When she mistakenly thought that Cheor Chen had died in the Swedish military camp, Natalie felt a part of her heart shattered. After that, she fainted. After this, although Natalie woke up, her mind was confused, except for killing a few more Swedes to avenge Cheerchen, other thoughts were gone.

And when it was learned from Anders Eriksson that Cheorchen was not dead, but wisely fled from the opposite direction, Natalie's heart came back to life. She had hope again, and Natalie looked forward to Cheerchen's return after the Swedes withdrew. This allowed Natalie to stay in the monastery for three days after Arvid Wiedenberg withdrew. It wasn't until Dean Koldecki and Father Spasokkotsky told her Cheerchen's true identity and that he might have returned to Lithuania.

My father was right. He suggested to King Kazimierz to send an envoy to Lithuania to contact the leader of Sapega, so that he could go to Lithuania to find Chechen.

"I will make the person who deceived me pay." This was the reason Natalie gave herself in the first place.

"Mickiewicz told me a little bit. It was said that a mercenary named Alvar fought with you in the Great Bright Mountain Monastery and played some role." Janusz Kishka said.

"It is a great effect. Although Chechen is young, he is a very capable person. Although he used to play for the traitor of Prince Yanush, he is now standing with the Republic. Even Dean Koldecki I'm full of praise for him." Natalie defended Cheerchen, and tried her best to show her father Cheerchen's role in the battle to defend the monastery.

"Chechen?" Janush was puzzled. The name Mickiewicz told him was Alvar.

"Alvar is his pseudonym." Natalie explained.

Janush suddenly realized.

But after this sentence, the father and daughter fell into an awkward situation with nothing to say. For a while, there was only the sound of horseshoes on the dark and deserted streets.

"Natalie, you are already fifteen years old." Janush suddenly said this immediately.

"I know, father."

Janush glanced at his daughter, and Natalie's profile was as sharp as a marble carving. This reminded him of his youth. If possible, Janush really hopes that his daughter will be happy forever and be able to accompany him.

"The Kishka family now has only you and me. I am old, and everything in the family will be yours in the future. If you are a boy, I will be very relieved to give everything to you. But you are a daughter . After my death, the distant relatives of our family will ask for inheritance of the family’s property. They will deliberately divide the family’s huge and unmatched land and manor. So you must find a husband who can help you. Deal with all this."

"I don't need it! My saber and I will protect everything you leave behind, father. Mickiewicz and they all support me." Natalie said firmly.

Janush shook his head. The daughter's character is really as stubborn as her dead mother.

"Then you will fall into endless lawsuits. Because their demands are reasonable and reasonable. Your saber can crack gold and stone, but you can cut through these worldly disputes. And His Majesty can't help you. Although I am sure it is. After my death, Your Majesty will still take care of you and trust you. But we are a republic, and the king cannot bypass the parliament and do anything he wants to do." Janush said the truth to his daughter.

"I know all this, so father you always wanted me to be engaged to Earl Mikhail." Natalie said.

The Count Mikhail that Natalie spoke of was the grandson of a senator in the House of Lords of the Republic. The veteran has a high reputation in the Republic.

Janush frowned. He could hear that his daughter did not like Count Mikhail.

"Don't you like him?" Father asked.

"Yes, I don't like Count Mikhail. He doesn't look like a man. I have never seen a man who can't ride a horse and wears lipstick and white powder on himself every day~www.wuxiaspot.com~Na Tally felt a little sick when she recalled.

"It's true. Count Mikhail studied in France, he was infected with some bad habits." Janusz smiled and nodded to express that he agreed with his daughter's point of view.

But he immediately introduced other candidates.

"But it doesn't have to be Count Mikhail. What do you think of Stefan? He is the third son of Old Potocki, young and promising; and Count Bibont, his family..."

Janusz also wanted to continue to introduce her favorite son-in-law, Chenglongkuai, for her daughter, but Natalie interrupted her father's words, she went to find a reason for herself:

"Father, you may have misunderstood. Me and Cheerchen are not the kind of relationship you think. I admit that I have a good impression of him because he saved me and fought **** battles for our nation and faith. I want to go to Lithuania. I was looking for him because I was worried about him. Because Chechen had been loyal to Prince Yanush. After the defeat of Prince Yanush, he might be arrested by someone under the commander of Sapega. But the Republic should not be like this. A person whose name has changed from evil to righteousness. What do you think, father?"

"Of course not. Everyone who fights for the Republic should be rewarded." Janush said.

"So I want to go to Lithuania to clarify all this for Chechen, if he is really arrested by the leader of Sapega."

Janush knew that his daughter was telling the truth, at least half the truth. Janush knew what the other half was.

"Don't talk about this. You must have been tired just after you came back. I have ordered the housekeeper to go back and prepare supper early. You can eat more and sleep well. Let's talk about it tomorrow." Janush decided to end this temporarily. topic.

"Um."

Natalie replied obediently. She didn't want to fight with her father as soon as she came back.