The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

At first, he cursed in a low voice, and then his voice gradually became louder. Screaming can be heard on both sides of the street and on the towers.

The maidservant Ugowski looked at King Kazimierz nervously, whose face was sour that one could tell his dissatisfaction at a glance.

"Your Majesty, I'll go take a look." Inner Attendant Ugowski said.

After speaking, Ugowski got off his horse and ran towards the city.

At this moment, Wedenberg looked nervously toward the city gate cave.

"Your Excellency, please rest assured. We Poles keep our promises." Seeing that Widenberg was so nervous, King Kazimierz comforted him. He obviously thought that Widenberg was worried about his soldiers.

"Of course, we Poles have always believed in our words, unlike some hillbillies." Marshal Lupaomatzki also arrogantly echoed the words of King Kazimierz.

But what the marshal said and the tone of his speech not only did not make Wiedenberg's heart at ease, but made the Swedish general full of anger. Behind Wedenberg, the Swedish generals were also full of anger.

After a while, Ugowski returned. He stood on tiptoe, put his ear to the ear of the king who was bent over and came over, whispering something.

After listening to Ugowski's words, King Kazimierz sat up straight.

"General Widenberg, I am afraid your people did not properly abide by the agreement we reached. They took things that should not be taken. Some things belong to the Polish people." King Kazimierz asked majesticly.

Widenberg understood it as soon as he heard it.

According to the agreement, the surrendered Swedish soldiers and officers could only take away their belongings. And some soldiers who were greedy for money must have smuggled out small pieces of jewelry and rings and were discovered by Polish soldiers. Of course, this matter is inevitable in any army. Most of the time, the winning side also closes one eye.

At this time, perhaps it was out of dissatisfaction with the generous contract, perhaps out of righteous indignation towards the aggressor, or perhaps because there was no suppression by the officers. In short, the roar of the soldiers became louder and louder, and the words passed from " "Thieves and robbers" have become "kill them" and "chop them into meat sauce."

Wiedenberg knew very well that if this situation continues, atrocities against the surrendered Swedes are likely to occur. Now in the surrounding area, the Poles have more than tens of thousands of knives, but they have only a few thousand people, and they have no weapons. Once the conflict escalates, the whole street will be bloody.

On the other hand, conflict is also good. Because everyone's attention is here, Christina's escape will be easier.

Based on this consideration, Wydenberg not only did not show his weakness and beg for mercy, but rather rigorously questioned the Polish monarchs and ministers. Although he knew that he was playing with fire, Kwidenberg believed that it was worth the gamble, because whether Christina could escape smoothly is more important than the life struggle of everyone here.

"Your Majesty King Kazimierz, we have an agreement. You must guarantee the safety of our lives." Wydenberg said loudly to Kazimierz and the Polish dignitaries behind him.

Benedict, who had been lying on the carriage, turned his head. He glanced at Wedenberg, with a tragic smile. Then the old man closed his eyes, as if he was asleep.

Kazimierz did not expect that Wedenberg, as a defeated general, had no sense of humility when talking to him, and he also faintly meant to blame himself. The Polish king who had repeatedly given the Swedes a chance couldn’t help but burst into his forehead. .

The wing cavalry guarding the king even held their hands on the hilt. As long as King Kazimierz gave an order. They will make Widenberg blood splattered on the spot.

Janusz looked at Kazimierz worriedly. He was prepared to persuade the king to act unwisely.

Stanislaw Potocki even went forward and whispered to King Kazimierz: "Your Majesty, Widenberg is deliberately irritating you. He wants to ruin your reputation."

This made King Kazimierz suddenly wake up.

King Kazimierz exhaled heavily. And this breath seemed to take away all the king's anger.

King Kazimierz said: "Yes, we did have an agreement to guarantee your safety. I will send a team of inspectors to maintain order, and Widenberg, your people must honestly hand over the Your private possessions."

Hearing these words of reason and restraint, Janusz and Stanislaw Potocki finally let go of their hearts, and they both smiled at each other with relief.

The cavalry team of Mikhav Vorodjavsky was sent to maintain order. But Widenberg saw that his conspiracy had not succeeded, so he had to place hope on Cheerchen and the others. He held his hands high, and in his hand was the scepter that represented the supreme power of the Swedish general.

King Kazimierz stretched out his right hand and held the scepter. He felt the weight of the scepter, and then raised it high.

This is a declaration of final victory, announcing that the once invincible Swedes surrendered to the King of Poland.

All those who saw this scene, whether they were enthusiastic, calm, silent, or proud, shouted in the loudest voice.

And behind the closet of a bedroom in the Kazimierz Palace, Christina and Bao Hong stood face to face. The area of ​​the secret room is very small, and there is not much space left after accommodating two people.

Christina tilted her head and stood with a strange man for a long time, always making the former queen feel uncomfortable.

But Christina wanted to be quiet, but Bao Hong didn't like it. He was so bored that he inquired about the queen's private affairs.

"Hey, I said Her Majesty, is the story between you and Descartes true?" Bao Hong asked.

Christina glanced at Bao Hong angrily. Descartes is just his own mathematics teacher, but I don't know who is the one who made up the love story between him and Descartes~www.wuxiaspot.com~ and the more it spreads, the more it goes through, the more mysterious it is.

And the most mysterious rumor is this: the mathematician Descartes is extremely desperate, destitute and unwilling to ask for charity from others, and just researches math problems with broken pens and papers every day. One day, Christina’s carriage was passing by and found that Descartes was studying mathematics, and the princess got out of the car and asked. In the end, Descartes found that the princess was talented in mathematics. A few days after the farewell, Descartes received a notice, and the king asked him to be Princess Christine's math teacher. In the following years, Descartes, who was 34 years old, fell in love with Christina, and the king discovered and executed Descartes. Descartes wrote twelve love letters to the princess, but unfortunately they were all stopped by the king. Before he died, Descartes wrote the thirteenth love letter to the princess. There was no word in the letter, only the equation "r=a". (1-sinθ. After receiving this letter, the king was puzzled, so he summoned all the mathematicians in Sweden to conduct research, but still found nothing, he gave the letter to the princess. The princess quickly found the answer. The corresponding curve of this equation is the famous heart-shaped line.

In fact, Christina was already the Queen of Sweden in 1650 when Descartes died, and the rumored king, Christina's father Gustav, had been dead for many years. But with such a simple and obvious flaw, there are still people who are willing to believe this rumor, and Christina is helpless.

"No, teacher Descartes fell ill because he couldn't adapt to the cold winter in Sweden, and then died of pneumonia." Christina said lightly.

The corner of Bao Hong's mouth was curved upward. Obviously he didn't believe in this simple, unremarkable truth.

Bao Hong was trying to dig into the truth. Just then, the bedroom door lock rang and the door was opened.