The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

When Queen Ludvika persuaded Tima to talk to him, Mr. Stanislaw Potocki was also acting.

This old man is a close friend of Natalie's father Yanush Kishka, and he also cares for Natalie. For a while, Stanislaw Potocki even hoped that his son would marry Natalie. But the two young men had no such idea, and he had to give up this idea. Until Natalie fell in love with Cheerchen, the old man knew that her hope was completely extinguished. However, he still loved Natalie, and after the death of his old friend, he even treated his old friend's daughter as his own.

Stanislaw Potocki's visit to Natalie is also part of Queen Ludvika's plan. She wants to create opportunities for Chechen and Natalie to come together again.

Natalie obeyed Queen Ludvika's words and moved to Warsaw, but in order to show her will not change her original intention, Natalie refused to live in the Kazimierz Palace, but chose to live outside Warsaw. Inside a monastery. On weekdays, she is also dressed as a nun.

After Stanislaw Potocki learned through spies the exact time that Chechen arrived in Warsaw, he hurried to see Natalie.

When Stanislaw Potocki saw the orphan girl, his old man couldn't believe his eyes. Because Natalie's changes are too great.

First of all, Natalie is wearing a black nun uniform, which looks a lot shorter than when she was wearing a military uniform; secondly, Natalie’s brilliant eyes are gone, and her eyes are now gray; and then, Natalie was so thin, she described it as haggard and her cheeks had lost their plumpness.

Stanislaw Potocki was heartbroken. He hugged Natalie and kept yelling: "Daughter, daughter."

Natalie's hand also reached the old man's back.

Stanislaw Potocki said in tears: "You weep over your misfortune, but you are not alone. Because you still have us. I learned about you from Queen Ludvika, but May the compassionate Father be able to comfort you. Indeed, there is nothing more soothing than prayer and pious reflection in misfortune. Come on, Natalie, let me hug you tightly. "

After listening to Stanislaw Potocki's heartfelt words, Natalie was moved. She said affectionately to the old man: "Thank you, my father. I have had a good time here, because I really found solace. In the arms of Heavenly Father and Our Lady."

"That's good, that's good." Stanislaw Potocki choked up: "When your mood calms down, I'll take you home. My kid is thinking of you."

Natalie suddenly broke away from Stanislaw Potocki's arms. She returned to the nun’s restraint, and said to Stanislaw Potocki with her hands down: "No, I am here waiting for God’s grace. , I am also waiting for the end of all pain. I promised the Queen to come here just because I want to see the moment when the invaders withdraw from our land. When that day comes, I will serve God for life."

Stanislaw Potocki blinked. He didn't expect Natalie to be as stubborn as Queen Ludvik said.

"Oh, yes, yes." Stanislaw Potocki first raised and then suppressed: "Dear daughter, I am not against you taking that step. On the contrary, I praise your determination because of serving God and The protector of the country is glorious."

"Thank you for saying that." Natalie thanked.

Stanislaw Potocki blinked again.

"But my child, there are many ways to serve God. Some people pray, some people use swords. Although God’s love for devout believers is not superior, I believe that when your sword slashes A heresy, God will be more pleased with you than you recite the Bible ten times."

Natalie understood that the old man was not only here to see herself this time, but he was also here as a lobbyist.

"Sorry, Uncle Stanislaw. I'm going back." Natalie said goodbye to Stanislaw Potocki. She is determined and cannot be changed.

Stanislaw Potocki watched Natalie turn her head to leave when the old man squatted to the ground like a child, and he began to cry.

At this time, besides Natalie, there were several other nuns and mothers in the monastery. Seeing Stanislaw Potocki squatting on the ground, wiping tears, they all pointed and started talking in a low voice.

Upon seeing this, Natalie couldn't stand Stanislaw Potocki's rogue behavior. She had no choice but to turn around and tried to lift the old man up.

The old man saw Natalie walking towards him through his fingers. He cried louder and said as he cried, "I know this old face doesn't work anymore..."

Natalie blushed a little for him. How could this be like the work done by the great minister of the Republic, the chief adviser of His Majesty the King!

"Get up, Uncle Stanislaw," Natalie said.

Stanislaw Potocki ignored him. He cried to himself: "But Natalie, I beg you uncle. You and I will go there for a few days."

"Why should I go with you? Dear Uncle Stanislaw, please be quiet~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Natalie said embarrassingly. She felt the eyes behind her **** her back like needles.

Stanislaw Potocki still ignored it. He cried and said: "Natalie, my uncle didn't want to say it, because Her Majesty the Queen wouldn't let me say it. Alvar Chechen, the grief-hearted man and lover, was shot on the way to Warsaw. Now he is killed. Hanging by a thread, at the moment of dying. But he is calling your name, calling every moment. Her Majesty the Queen has mercy on him, so she told me to trick you into seeing him for the last time."

When Stanislaw Potocki said that Cheerchen was dying, Natalie's face instantly turned pale.

"It's impossible! You are lying to me!" Natalie screamed.

"It's true," Stanislaw Potocki continued to "pretend": "The murderer was caught by Yelisei on the spot. It was the remnant party of Isilan Gley. They wanted to avenge the master, so Shot Cheerchen's black gun."

At this time Natalie had lost the ability to judge, she was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot.

"Why didn't you say it earlier!" Natalie stomped anxiously, and she resented: "I should go to Cheerchen and see him. One's wish while dying should be fulfilled. Besides... Besides... ..."

Natalie was too anxious to speak, she was ready to walk towards the gate of the monastery as soon as she took a step.

Suddenly, Natalie stopped. Because she found herself still wearing nun's clothes.

"Please wait, Uncle Stanislaw, I'm going to change my clothes." She said to Stanislaw Potocki.

The old man, who had shown a tricky smile behind Natalie, saw that Natalie suddenly turned around and was so scared that he quickly covered his face with his hands.

"Of course, of course." The old man replied again and again.