The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

When Andrei spoke, his teeth trembled, and it was obvious that Princess Helena's maid was not the only one who died because of this. Moreover, the colonel must have issued a strict order to not allow the matter to be publicized.

But Chechen didn't understand. How could Colonel Jan Skrzeduski suspect that the child born to Princess Helena was not his.

The princess loves the colonel so much, and their love has gone through the test of suffering.

Thinking of this, Cheechen suddenly pushed Andrei to the ground.

He sternly said to Andrei: "You are lying to me. I will hand over your dishonest servant to the colonel and let him treat you well."

When Andrei saw Chechen suddenly turned his face and wanted to hand him over to Jan Skrzeduski, his face was earthy in fright, and he knelt on the ground and kept kowtow.

"God, I'm telling the truth, never dare to say a lie. Please don't hand me over to the colonel, please, please."

Seeing that Andrei was frightened, Cheerchen asked again: "Since you are telling the truth, I will ask you one more question. Why does the colonel suspect that the child is not his?"

Regarding this question, Andrei cried and said how he could have known that he was the lowest man.

Cheerchen questioned and threatened many times again, and Andrei was either unclear or nonsense, saying that Princess Helena had fornication with other men and was pregnant with wild species, which angered the colonel.

Of course Cheerchen would not believe this. But he also knew that he couldn't ask anything from Andrei, so Cheerchen took out ten talsers into Andrei's hands, and again warned him not to tell others what he asked him.

Andrei said repeatedly that he absolutely did not dare.

Cheerchen asked Andrei to put on the basin and go down. He stood alone at the window and thought carefully.

Princess Helena gave birth to a child more than three months ago, but the colonel suspects that the child is not his...

Cheerchen stroked this piece of information, and suddenly, a flash of light flashed through Cheerchen's mind.

More than three months ago, if you count the days, Princess Helena should have become pregnant between May and June last year. That time period happened to be when Princess Helena was abducted by Brother Bao Hong.

Could it be that Princess Helena’s new born child belongs to Brother Bao Hong? !

Cheerchen was shocked by his own guess. But the more he thought about Tetsuchen, the more he felt that this was the only possibility.

Bao Hong's love for Princess Helena is paranoid, so it is very likely that he would do something like that when Princess Helena was unwilling to do so during the imprisonment of Princess Helena in Warsaw.

Cheerchen paced around the room.

It is obviously wrong that Bao Hong raped Princess Helena and damaged the colonel's family in this way. But the entanglement between Baohong, Princess Helena, and Colonel Jan Skrzeduski is constant and messy. If you really get to the bottom of it, the colonel would have snatched Hengdao and loved Bao Hong’s former fiancé Helena first...

Cheerchen felt that there was a mess in his head now, and he scratched his hair vigorously.

The sky changed from white to black. The guards of the Zbarazh Fortress lit a bonfire, and the soldiers who patrolled the night began to patrol the walls of the fortress.

Cheerchen has been standing at the window until now. In four or five hours, he only wanted to understand one thing—this matter is not something he can intervene or solve. The so-called ring-breaking requires a person to tie the bell. All he can do is to wait for Princess Helena after Kiev Tell Brother Bao Hong about giving birth.

"Chechen, are you asleep?"

While Cheerchen was thinking this way, the voice of Old Master Stanislaw Potocki came from outside the door.

"not yet."

Cheerchen quickly responded, then walked over and opened the door quickly.

Stanislaw outside the door was dressed in a neat Polish nobleman's attire. The old man took a look at Cheerchen up and down, then fixed his gaze on Cheerchen's feet.

Cheerchen lowered his head. Only then did he realize that he had been standing barefoot on the floor.

Cheerchen smiled awkwardly in the face of the old man's gaze.

"Young people must pay attention to their bodies." Old Stanislaw said to Cheerchen.

Cheerchen smiled awkwardly and moved a chair to invite the old man to sit down, then put on his shoes quickly and stood in front of the old man.

Old Master Stanislaw spoke up: "Chechen, I've been so busy these days, I almost forgot to tell you something. I just remembered it tonight, so I came over to talk to you right away. You know how old you are. Memory is bad."

Chechen said, "My eldest fellow, I understand. Actually, I couldn't sleep just now and I was standing in front of the window watching the night."

The old man nodded, and then he talked about his intentions.

The matter is still related to Bao Hong. Stanislaw Potocki knew that Chechen and Baohong had personal relationships, so he hoped that after Chechen arrived in Kiev, he could use his personal relationship to have a good talk with Baohong and persuade him to stand on the side of the Republic.

Although he and the king both pressed Bao on Vygowski, it was worthwhile to be able to convince Bao Hong and draw him over.

Hearing what the old man said, Cheerchen showed a look of embarrassment on his face.

Bao Hong is the eagle of the Cossacks. What he yearns and hopes for is the unfettered freedom of the Cossacks. This kind of freedom, neither the Russian Tsar, the Swedish King nor the Polish King could give it~www.wuxiaspot.com~ It only exists in a free Ukraine.

What's more, Chechen now knows that there is a hatred of Colonel Jan Skrzeduski on the side of the Republic who can't wait to swallow Bao Hongsheng and smash his corpse. He persuades Bao Hong to submit to the Republic. That is not a sheep. Rush into the tiger's mouth?

Of course, Chechen's embarrassed look was seen by Stanislaw Potocki. In fact, the old man himself did not hold much hope. After all, he also knew Bao Hong, he knew that Bao Hong was a real Cossack, and he had private enmity with Colonel Jan Skrzeduski here.

He comforted Chechen and said: "Of course, I know this thing is not easy. So you try to do it, as long as you bring this meaning to Bao Hong, success or failure depends on God's will."

Cheerchen heaved a sigh of relief when the old man said so.

"Boss, don't worry, I will go to Bao Hong when I get to Kiev."

Seeing Chechen agreed, Stanislaw Potocki stood up with satisfaction. He patted Cheerchen on the shoulder: "Cheerchen, the king and I admire you very much, knowing that you will not disappoint us and Natalie."