The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Therefore, King Jan Kazimierz kept a half-stand up, he said: "Bogdan Khmelnitsky is seriously ill and is about to die."

Upon hearing this news, Queen Ludvika also looked solemn. She no longer scolded her husband, but bowed her head in thought.

It is uncomfortable to maintain a half-stand position with knees bent. Just as Jan Kazimierz was about to be overwhelmed, Ludvika patted the quilt on the bed and motioned for her husband to sit up.

King Jan Kazimierz received an amnesty, and he straightened up and sat on the bed.

"After the death of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, Ukraine will definitely be in chaos again." Queen Ludvik said.

King Jan Kazimierz nodded vigorously like a baby.

"We must support the moderates in the Cossacks to come to power to help the Republic regain Ukraine."

King Jan Kazimierz nodded again. This is exactly the same as what Stanislaw Potocky had planned.

Queen Ludvika lowered her head and thought for a while, and she mentioned the third point: "Ugowski is a main battle group, he is not suitable for Ukraine. Stanislaw Potocki is not suitable either, boss He is 69 years old. Originally, it would have been Jerzy Osolinski (three dynasties veteran of the Republic, cabinet minister, and president of the House of Representatives. He is a pivotal figure in the Polish political situation and a leader of the protagonist. He advocates a gentle approach. Solved the problem of the Cossack uprising, but died on August 9, 1650.) If he is still alive, he is the best candidate, and the Cossacks trust him. Adam Kichel is the second candidate, but unfortunately he has also passed away."

The queen looked into the eyes of King Jan Kazimierz and said: "Who are you going to send to Ukraine?"

"Stanislaw Potocki." King Jan Kazimierz said.

Perhaps it was for fear that the queen would blame herself for not being sympathetic to the veteran. At the end, the king added: "He volunteered."

Upon hearing Stanislaw Potocki's name, Queen Ludwig lowered her head again. When she raised her head again, Queen Ludvika said: "The old man is indeed the most suitable person right now."

Seeing that all his thoughts coincided with the queen, King Jan Kazimierz was full of red light. He said braggingly: "My queen, we are really the heroes. But I think a little bit more than you do. Do you know what it is?"

"What is it?" Queen Ludwig asked.

Then, before King Jan Kazimierz could say the answer, Queen Ludvika suddenly said: "I thought, you told Lubaumacki the news and your plan."

King Jan Kazimierz's face suddenly collapsed when he heard the name of Lubaumacki.

Nowadays, Lubaumacki is the biggest stumbling block for himself and the queen's reform. He used his political skills to win over a large number of conservative opposition aristocrats, put forward the political demands of retaining ancient privileges and opposing any reforms, and openly claimed that his declaration in the church in Lviv to reduce the burden on the peasants was invalid. As the Marshal of the Republic, Lvbao Macki blatantly opposed him. This was undoubtedly a slap in the face of Jan Kazimierz. Coupled with the previous nasty times, the relationship between the two had already fallen to a freezing point.

When Queen Ludvik saw her husband's face collapsed, she knew she had guessed wrong.

She certainly understood that Lubaumacki was her husband and her political worst enemy, but Queen Ludwig kept a good personal relationship with Lubaumacki, because in a sense, the marshal was also a marshal. patriot. The queen always hopes that the Marshal of the Republic will have a day of repentance.

Queen Ludwig did not care to be angry with her husband, she stepped forward and kissed Jan Kazimierz on the forehead.

"After all, Lvbaumacki is the General Marshal of the Republic. You should inform him about the serious news of Bogdan Khmelnytsky's serious illness. Besides, even if you don’t tell me, Lvbaumacki has his own. Sooner or later, he will know about a set of intelligence systems. There are many words in Poland, "When you start to hate a person, think about him together." My dear, he used to be your most determined Supporter, in the first wave of surrender after the outbreak of the Great Flood (referring to the invasion and occupation of the Republic of Poland by the Kingdom of Sweden), he was one of the few nobles who firmly supported you. During our exile, It was he who greeted us to Lviv."

It is also unknown whether King Jan Kazimierz finally remembered the kindness of Lubao Macki to him or purely for the sake of his wife. King Jan Kazimierz nodded.

"I listen to you. Tomorrow I will order someone to copy the information and send it to Lubaumacki."

"And your coping strategies are also written on it, just say to consult with the marshal."

"And my coping strategy is also written." King Jan Kazimierz reluctantly agreed.

Queen Ludwig finally agreed to let her husband in the bed. But before Jan Kazimierz had even waited for her whole body to get into the bed, Queen Ludvika asked again what she hadn't thought of and thought about.

In fact, at this time, King Jan Kazimierz had already said that he regretted the leak because of showing off.

King Jan Kazimierz knew his wife’s cherishment for Natalie. He sent Chechen to the distant Ukraine. Will she blame herself?

So King Jan Kazimierz kept silent ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ and said nothing.

Queen Ludvika hates her husband for hiding things from herself. Seeing Jan Kazimierz, she didn't speak, and grabbed the ear of King Jan Kazimierz.

Jan Kazimierz screamed with pain, and he begged his wife to let go.

"I said, I said, I decided to send Chechen as the guard and deputy envoy of the mission to protect Stanislaw to Ukraine."

Ludvika let go of her husband's ears, and just as Jan Kazimierz's more violent storm was about to come, one of his Ludvika said: "Indeed, Cheerchen is a good candidate."

"Huh?" King Jan Kazimierz was surprised.

Ludvika seemed to see through her husband's mind. He explained: "Don't be so surprised. Although I love Natalie, national affairs are national affairs after all. No matter how big the family affairs are, they can't be big. Natalie is a patriotic and good girl, she will understand. But your majesty don't want it either. Anxiously announce, give them some time to stay warm. I specially arranged them in a room tonight."

King Jan Kazimierz was cheerful when she heard the first half of the words of Queen Ludvika. Because his wife’s intentions were almost exactly the same as what he had said to persuade Stanislaw Potocki, King Jan Kazimierz was stunned in the second half.

It turned out that Cheerchen and Natalie were seen together in front of the window because they lived together. King Jan Kazimierz thought that they were just complaining to each other after the dinner.

The king thought that his queen was absolutely in vain to arrange Cheerchen and Natalie in the same room in such a hurry. Because Natalie is a Polish native, her thinking is different from French and Spanish. Aristocratic girls in Poland rarely lose their virginity before being officially joined.