The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Kazimierz's self-esteem, who has experienced too much betrayal, is extremely strong. Asking him to surrender to the marshal would be harder than killing him.

I heard King Kazimierz said in anger that he was going to Lithuania. All the people present stopped talking. Whether it is General Stefan Czarnetsky or President Koldecki, they are not people without political vision. They all know what the king’s order will bring to the Republic—all Everyone knows that once the king takes this step, the Republic will be divided again-Lubao Macki will never endure this insult.

The two support the king's reform, but they will not support the king's mischief.

Janusz Kishka even made a gesture, suggesting that the servant standing far away would invite the queen.

King Kazimierz saw that the four of them hadn't spoken for a long time, knowing that they would not support him anymore.

"Barbara, Barbara." King Kazimierz cried out.

Barabaka, the leader of the original mountain people guarding at the door, walked in after hearing the sound.

"Your Majesty, follow your instructions." Barabaka said on one knee.

"You wake up everyone, we go to Lithuania." King Kazimierz said.

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Barabaka accepted the king's order without hesitation. This straightforward mountain leader would not consider things as complicated as politics.

King Kazimierz saw Barabaka's resignation, with a gratified smile on his face. He felt that these mountain people were more lovable than his ministers and nobles.

"If you don't go, someone will follow me naturally." King Kazimierz said to others like a demonstration.

"what's going on?"

At this moment, Queen Ludwig finally arrived.

Bala gave Ka aside so that Her Royal Highness could pass by.

"Barabaka, you go down first." Queen Ludvik said gently.

The queen's words have a power that can make people feel like a spring breeze and cannot be violated. Barabaka obediently withdrew from the door after listening to the queen's order.

Queen Ludwig went to Kazimierz again.

"Look at you, discussing state affairs with the ministers, the discussion will be discussed, why are you sweating."

Queen Ludwig gently wiped the shiny sweat from her forehead for the king.

After being treated so tenderly by the queen, King Kazimierz's expression eased.

Queen Ludwig took the handkerchief back.

"What happened? I heard you arguing upstairs." Queen Ludwig asked.

"His Majesty, Your Majesty had a little conflict with the Marshal." Janusz Kishka said first. He was afraid that His Majesty would say that he was going to Lithuania again.

Then Janush told the queen about the situation.

After Ludvika listened, he sighed inwardly. While in the small town, the queen found that her husband had a faint tendency: because he was betrayed too much by the nobles at the beginning of the Bory War, he had begun to distrust the nobles and turned to the peasants and other classes. People have expectations. The appreciation of Barabaka is a manifestation of this kind of thinking.

And now, his Majesty, he even thought that the matter of the declaration, he was going to part ways with his biggest supporter, Lvbao Macki at this stage.

In the eyes of the queen, there is room for change in this matter. Lvbao Macki was arrogant, and as long as his Majesty gave up a little bit softly, he would let go of his confrontational attitude. Now is the period of war, all reforms should be subordinated to the overall situation of resisting the invaders.

"Tomorrow I will go to talk with the marshal. He and I have known each other a long time ago. Believe my face, he will still give it." Queen Ludvika said to Kazimierz with a smile.

"It would be great if the queen could go." Stanislaw Potocki smiled relievedly.

And General Stefan and Dean Koldecki also nodded and said yes.

"But this way..." Kazimierz still couldn't put it down.

"It's just a visit to his house and talk about the usual. Besides, Lviv is a long way from Werner, and some places in the middle are still controlled by the Swedes. Your Majesty, you have to be fully prepared if you want to go."

Of course Queen Ludwig knew her husband's mind.

"Then, all right." Kazimierz said gloomily.

The king finally succumbed to the queen's tenderness.

"His Majesty,"

Barabaka walked in again.

"A general named Jan Skrzeduski is asking to see you." Barabaka reported to the King's Office.

"Oh, Skrzeduski is here. Call him in!"

King Kazimierz was overjoyed when he heard Skozheduschi's name. He hurriedly asked Barabaka to let Skozheduschi come in to see him.

This Skrzeduski is the commander of the Zbaraj Fortress. He was also a subordinate of Prince Yarime. During the siege of Zbaraj eight years ago, it was he who did not fear hardships and broke through the siege, and sent the fortress information to Kazimierz.

Not long after, an arrogant middle-aged warrior walked in. The middle-aged warrior was extremely tall, he had a thick upper lip and beard, and his hair was cut short, just covering half of his forehead.

"Your Majesty, Queen." The middle-aged warrior said on one knee.

Kazimierz hurriedly helped up the middle-aged warrior.

"No need to be polite, Skrzedusky. You forgot, you are still my creditor." King Kazimierz quipped.

The people all around laughed loudly when they heard the king say this.

All in all, Kazimierz’s mood improved after Skozheduschi’s arrival.

"Skozheduski~www.wuxiaspot.com~ did you just arrive in Lviv?" Queen Ludvika asked, standing behind the king.

"Yes, Your Royal Highness. I just arrived here tonight." Skrzeduski replied.

"Didn't the marshal tell you to go over?" the queen asked suspiciously. She heard that the marshal sent people to all four gates in Lviv to invite the nobles and officers who arrived late to his marshal's mansion.

"When I entered the city, I did meet the marshal's butler. The butler asked me to go to the marshal's mansion first, but I told him that since His Majesty the King is here, I must see the marshal after giving it to me." Dusky replied.

"Skozheduschi, great!" King Kazimierz praised happily. This is another strong supporter of himself.

"Did something happen?" Skrzedusky asked strangely.

Skozheduschi obviously did not know the nasty that occurred between the king and the marshal because of the declaration.

"Nothing. Oh, yes. Are Helena and your two children here, too?"

King Kazimierz was about to tell Skozheduski what had happened in a few days, but Queen Ludwig quickly changed the subject.

"They should be on the road. Because Zbaraj Fortress is on the front line, I sent Helena back to her hometown. There are virgin forests there, and there are servants who are loyal to me. They are safe there. This time the king is coming. Lviv, I just wrote to reunite them." Skozheduschi, the iron-blooded soldier, gave a gentle smile when it came to his wife and children.

"Then you take this opportunity to reunite for a few days." King Kazimierz interjected.

"I also want to stay a few more days, but Anton Zhdanovic (a Cossack general from Zaporozhye) has become restless these days." Skozheduschi said.