The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

In fact, on that day, Natalie and Pedro had a very unpleasant quarrel. The reason is of course that Natalie asked Cheerchen how to be friends with Karl X.

Pidro was of course silent about what happened, and he didn't say anything about it. Pidro's original intention was good because he thought it was different now. Natalie's father had just died in the hands of the Swedes, and she is now full of hatred for the Swedes. At this time, if I told Natalie about the causes and consequences of Cheerchen's rescue of Christina, based on her current state, she might not understand Cheerchen, but would blame her nephew.

But it was Piedro's attitude that made Natalie's suspicion even more uncontrollable. She felt that Cheerchen had become so strange, and she seemed to be hiding a lot of things from herself. Yes, he told himself that he used to fight side by side with the generals in the Swedish army because he worked for Prince Yanush. This Natalie can understand. But based on this alone, it is difficult to explain why everyone from Robert Douglas to Karl X treated him with kindness.

At this time, Natalie really wanted to fly to Crimea right away to ask for clarity.

And when Pidro said that he would go to Vidava instead of going with them to chase King Kazimierz, Natalie's accumulated doubts and dissatisfaction reached its culmination. She asked how Pidro could betray the Republic and the king so much, and counted the various reasons that Pidro had kept his strength and feared the enemy and fought cowardly in the past few days.

Hearing Natalie questioning these, Pidro's anger rose to the ground.

Pidro actually said, "If he and Cheorchen were playing for the Kingdom of Sweden in the first place, it would not be the way they are now." He said that Natalie didn't consider Cheorchen and only cared about the country. Cheerchen was forced by her to go to Crimea.

These reckless words hit Natalie's chest like a scheming punch. Her face turned from red to white, and she almost fainted on the ground.

Fortunately, Mihavu, Ingrid and the others quickly separated them.

After that, Pidro took the mercenary group soldiers and parted ways with others. And Father Spaso Kukotsky repeatedly apologized to Natalie and Mihavu and said that Captain Pidro's words were irritating and unintentional, please don't mind.

Mihavu and Andrzej became old friends of Chechen and Pidro. Of course, it's hard to say anything, they just kept sighing. But Natalie neither spoke nor spoke.

In short, the seeds of distrust have been planted.

Now that all those who should have come back, King Kazimierz immediately ordered the camp to retreat in the direction of Lublin. When walking near the Brest fortress, Wang Jia unexpectedly encountered Stefan Czarnetsky’s troops.

General Çarnetsky was ordered by King Kazimierz to follow Marshal Lubaumacki to Lithuania, but he was very worried about the battle in Warsaw. After repeated requests to Lüpaomatsky, The commander took five hundred cavalry back to Warsaw on the same route. But he was still a step late, the Warsaw battle was over, and what he encountered was the remnant and defeated general.

If King Kazimierz is the least willing to see anyone at this moment, it must be General Çarnetski. After all, before the war, the general urged himself not to fight Karl X decisively, but he did not obey.

General Çarnetsky dismounted at a place far away from the king's driver. He walked to the front of King Kazimierz. The general soldier's face was as sinking as water, without the slightest trace of "savior" joy or arrogance.

"His Majesty."

The soldier knelt to the ground.

"Calnecki, I lost. A fatal failure." King Kazimierz said.

"Your Majesty, it's okay. Our failure is trivial." General Çarnetsky replied.

Everyone looked at Çarnetski suspiciously, not knowing whether he was really thinking this way or saying something wrong.

"Your Majesty," Çarnetski explained: "Your Majesty, our dear motherland, our army can fight 50 defeats. We might as well lose one battle after another... But this way you can still go down, the nobles will As you have assembled under your command as usual, all the civilians will stay with us as usual. You can’t win once and fight like this for the second time. You can fight until the enemy’s power collapses and vanishes. But the Swedes are different. They are a small country with a small population and a small land area. If the Swedes lose in a battle, they are not saved because they have no friends on this land. Every drop of blood they shed cannot be replenished. Their strength will only get weaker and weaker. All that is waiting for them is for the devil to take them away. When time comes, the elector who is with them will renounce them, and will fight back and knock them down."

When Çarnetski said this, everyone was listening carefully, because this golden and good word is not something that can be said by anyone, because not everyone can see the overall situation.

King Kazimierz also nodded inwardly and said: "Yes, the elector is such a person, he will unite Christ against the devil, and he will unite the devil against Christ."

In fact, after this defeat, more than one person was pessimistic and disappointed, bemoaning how many times the Republic will lose to Karl X. Many people feel that losing a battle with Karl X is just commonplace. But after listening to Çarnetski's words, everyone seemed to have a sense of clarity.

General Çarnetsky continued: "Comrades in arms, how many tears we shed, how much blood we shed, and how many heavy pains we have experienced, so more than one person has doubts, not alone is lamenting in my heart. The Swedes are invincible. But I want to tell you, do you know what are waiting for those invaders? It is defeat! Do you know what is waiting for us? It is victory, they will defeat us 100 times, that's good, but When it's 101 times, it's time for us to beat them. They'll be finished."

Çarnetsky squinted his eyes into a slit when he said this, but immediately opened them again. His eyes shot brightly and looked straight ahead. Suddenly, he held everything in his chest. Vigorously shouted: "It's a victory! It's a triumphant song!"

King Kazimierz flushed with excitement.

Others also commented: "The Chief Soldier is too right. There can be no other, no other ending!"

Among them, Natalie's mood was particularly intense. She was going to Crimea after escorting the king to Lublin. But after listening to the words of General Çarnetsky, Natalie decided to stay and fight against the invaders-compared with everyone, how small is Xiaojia; compared with the suffering of the motherland, how small is her emotional advantage

"Commander Çarnetsky, please let me stay by your side. I want to fight with you against the invaders." Natalie said.

Czarnetsky glanced at Natalie. He also learned about Janus’s death for his country. Czarnets basically didn’t want the orphan of the Kishka family to take risks anymore, but Czarnetsky saw Natalie’s eyes. What a vigorous kimono and hatred desire with big eyes! Çarnetski knew that even if she refused, Natalie would still find ways to go to the front.

"Welcome, Natalie. Daughter of the Republic." Calnecki extended a hand to Natalie.

"Commander, I also want to stay by your side." Jan Sobieski also said. The young Jan Sobieski admired the young Çarnetsky's remarks just now. He felt that he was shallow and lacked in experience, so he decided to stay by the General Soldier and study hard.

Seeing that more and more people were showing the intention to play under his command, Çarnetsky worried that this would prevent the king and the overlord from coming to power. He hurriedly said: "Everyone, now we have more important things to do. Do."

Everyone listened attentively.

Çarnetski said: "Go to Lublin and **** our king to Lublin."

At night, everyone rested in a place called Bajanovic. Çarnetski was lighting up a night reading in the camp, and Natalie and Mihavu walked in together.

The soldier put down the book and asked about the two of them.

Natalie and Mihav looked at each other, and finally Natalie told Çarnetski what happened when they were captured and the speculation that Karl X had bought the traitors.

After Çarnetski listened, his face became more solemn than ever. He doesn't doubt the authenticity of this matter, because it came from two true patriots.

"Who else did you tell this about?" Çarnetski asked.

"No, you are the first."

"Then, I hope you swear in the name of God and never tell others what you have said today."

"Including the king?"

"Including His Majesty the King~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Mihav hesitated a bit.

Çarnetsky saw Mihav’s hesitation in drinking Natalie. He explained to the two: “I believe that most of the people who were put back this time are patriots, just like you, there is no treason. But if news of traitors among them spreads, then according to His Majesty’s character, he will arrest all people, including the innocents, and rigorously interrogate them, then those innocents will be suspicion of their reputations. It will also be damaged; and those true traitors will fan the flames and fear that the world will not be chaotic. This is very likely to happen. What the Republic needs most now is unity, and what Karl X is most afraid to see is our unity. , So we must not harm the overall situation."

"So, don't you care about those traitors? Commander, the embankment of a thousand miles collapsed in an ant den!" Natalie couldn't help but question.

"Of course you can't ignore it!" Çarnetski clenched his fist tightly to show his attitude.

"But it can't be an overt investigation, but an unannounced visit. Since those traitors were bought by Karl X, they couldn't do nothing, but as long as they moved, they would show their feet. So I will make a secret visit. Photograph these black sheep."

Mihavu and Natalie expressed their cautious and careful admiration for the Caernets base, and they all expressed that they must be tight-lipped.

Çarnetski finally said: "I really hope that such traitors are very few, because in the future, the national movement of the Republic will be very difficult, and we may perish the country."

Natalie and Mihau didn't understand that the impassioned generals during the day would say such discouraging words at night. But Çarnetski said to play this sentence and stopped talking, but looked in the direction of Venus.