The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

On June 21, 1656, the 30,000 Lithuanian troops led by Lithuanian Grand Commander Pavel Sapega, after a long journey, finally met with King Kazimierz and Lupaomaz who departed from Lviv. Marshal Ki's army joined forces near Raziwuf near Warsaw.

On the day of the arrival of the leader of Sapega, a liaison officer brought King Kazimierz's order: the king and the marshal are to inspect the Republican army from Lithuania.

For this reason, in order to welcome the arrival of His Majesty the King, the team of the Mihav knights, the team of Anjai, the inner court culinary Mihav Laziviu, Jan Sobieski and Sapega led the first arrival. The teams are all placed in the battle formation, one team after another is arranged, like a huge wall, waiting for the arrival of the king. The queue is so long that you can't see the head at a glance. The group flags on one side are held at an angle of 45 degrees by the flag bearers, and are erected in front of the teams to show respect to His Majesty the King.

When Jan Zenovic, who was guarding the king and the marshal, saw such a battle, his team also lined up in an orderly battle queue, facing the Lithuanian army, leaving about a hundred steps between the two armies. Wide open space.

The leader of Sapega, holding a scepter, walked to the clearing on foot, followed by Janusz and Natalie and the staff of the headquarters, and Prince Mihavu was among them.

On the other side, from Jan Zenović's team jumped out-that was King Kazimierz.

The king rode a beautiful Andalusian high-headed horse, which was given to the king by Marshal Lubaumski when he was in Lviv.

At this time, King Kazimierz was dressed in a light uniform. He was wearing a sky blue half breastplate with a golden cross pattern. Under the armor, he could see a black gold velvet tunic. The ruffled lace collar turned over the breastplate. The king didn’t wear a helmet, only one. Ordinary Swedish round brim hat. A white feather is stuck in the hat. King Kazimierz wore a pair of deerskin gloves on his hands, a saber dangling from his waist, and black riding boots on his feet.

Accompanied by the king on horseback were Marshal Lupaomaski and General Çarnetski.

The leader of Sapega wanted to salute the king on the horse and help the king off the horse as usual, but he did not expect that King Kazimierz jumped off the horse and walked straight to him.

Just under the eyes of the two armies, the king hugged the leader of Sapega tightly in his arms. For a long time, he remained silent, but tears flowed.

Large drops of tears rolled down his cheeks, because the one he held tightly in his arms was his most loyal servant. It is true that Pavel Sapega’s qualifications are not stunning, and sometimes make mistakes of this kind, but he is honest and loyal, far better than all the rich and powerful in this republic, and he always does not compromise on his orders. To complete.

Since the outbreak of the Bory War, he has supported Lithuania’s crisis alone, and has never wavered even at the most dangerous moments. For his monarch and his country, he has not hesitated to give all of his wealth, and at any time. Prepare to dedicate your blood and life.

Looking at Sapega and his Lithuanian Legion, who was being embraced by himself, King Kazimierz felt that he finally had the confidence to speak.

Earlier, some Lithuanian officers and soldiers were whispering and secretly worried that the Lithuanian army did not arrive as expected because of a sudden heavy rain. This time the commander, even if he was not blamed by the king, would at least be left out. However, the scene before him was that the king favored the chieftain, and His Majesty did not even mean to blame the chieftain.

As a result, all the officers and soldiers of the Lithuanian Army greeted the Monarch of Rende with enthusiastic cheers, and the thunderous sound went up into the sky. Jan Zenovic’s team immediately responded with thunderous applause, so the shocking shouts of the two armies overwhelmed The gunfire overwhelmed the salute.

"Long live King Jan Kazimierz!"

"Long live the Lviv Legion!"

"Long live the King of Lithuania!"

The two armies greeted each other, cheering and thunderous, shaking the city walls.

Some old soldiers wept bitterly. They were crying for the sovereign of the Republic and the father of soldiers.

After the pick-up ceremony, the king prepared to review the various teams of the Lithuanian Legion. Before that, the leader of Sapega took the opportunity to introduce Prince Mihav to King Kazimierz.

"It turned out to be the son of Jarime, your father is a hero, you are the descendant of the hero, and you will be the hero of the Republic in the future." King Kazimierz encouraged.

Prince Mihav's face flushed with excitement, he fell to his knees and kissed Kazimierz's hand, expressing his respect and love for the monarch.

Then, Janusz and Natalie also saluted King Kazimierz. King Kazimierz praised Janusz and his daughter for their trip to Lithuania.

In the passionate and passionate atmosphere, King Kazimierz, accompanied by Marshal Lubaumacki and Sapega as well as General Çarnetski, hurriedly reviewed the branches of the Lithuanian Army from left to right. The king of troops ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ expressed deep gratitude to them for their loyalty and bravery.

When the king walked in front of Mikhav Vorodjavsky, the leader of Sapega told the king the righteousness of the little knight when he rejected Janush, and the patriotism of King Kazimierz towards Mihau. I appreciate it.

"I don't deserve your praise, Your Majesty. After all, it is the duty of soldiers to obey orders," Mihavu said.

In this regard, King Kazimierz said: "Although it is the duty of soldiers to obey orders, if the order exceeds a certain limit, then it will not bring you honor but guilt."

After the inspection, the teams returned to their garrison, and the leader of Sapega and Janush followed the king. They also have to discuss specific matters concerning the recovery of Warsaw.

The increase in troops gave King Kazimierz more options for conquering Warsaw. After soliciting the opinion of the leader of Saperga, the king changed from a focused assault to a siege on all sides according to the new plan of the Czarnetsky army, that is, not to insist on a breakthrough from the east of Warsaw, but to take the army Allocate to the four sides of Warsaw City, and then attack together. Although doing so will disperse the forces of the siege party, for the Republic, the force is not only not a problem, but is already greatly surplus. For the Swedish army in Warsaw, facing simultaneous attacks from all sides at the same time will really disperse their combat power, preventing them from focusing their forces to resist the attacks of the Republican army.

Marshal Lupaomatsky was jealous of the acceptance of the opinion of General Çarnetsky. He hoped that King Kazimierz would conquer Warsaw according to his plan.

However, Marshal Lvbao Macki did not oppose, but gave General Çarnetski a resentful look.