The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Yuri Khmelnitsky walked in with a sad face. At this time, he was pressing the hilt of the knife around his waist, and he seemed to walk extremely hard every step, and the echo of his leather boots could be heard throughout the church.

Yuri's emotions also affected the four people in the church. Vygowski and they instinctively stood on a front line, facing Yuri together.

Yuri, who approached him, didn't even look at the four of them. He fell on his knees and kissed the feet of the dead Bogdan Popovich.

Vigowski and the other four looked at each other, not knowing what to do. So just watched quietly.

After a while, Yuri finally raised his head, his eyes were red and swollen, and his face burst into tears.

"I want to kill the murderer myself." Yuri gritted his teeth.

Vigowski looked at Yuri's teary face and couldn't help feeling sympathy-the 15-year-old had lost his father and protector within a few days. But he reached an agreement with Shirko and Bao Honggang, and it was decided that the three people and the company commanders directly under the three would take responsibility.

"Yuri, we are also very sad about Popovich's death. But the killer who killed Popovich is dead, and you should have seen their bodies." Vigowski said as he stepped forward and tried Lift Yuri up.

But Yuri didn't move, as if his legs were rooted on the granite ground.

"Lukyan Merzila, and Ivan Shirko." Yuri gritted his teeth.

Shirko's eyes stared like brass bells, and Yuri's words made him feel stigmatized again, which made him feel very bad.

Shirko stepped forward and shouted: "Yuri. Colonel Lukyan Merzha is innocent, he is not a murderer; neither is I. Those three guys are. Of course, those three little lives alone are not enough to stop Bobo. Vicki’s life, so we have decided to let the company commander of the murderer’s company come out."

"Lukyan Merzilla, and Ivan Hilko." Yuri said again.

"Yuri," Bao Hong also stood up, and he said, "We have found out that neither Lukyan nor Hilko are the murderers."

"It's true," Vygowski echoed.

"You?!" Yuri looked at Shirko, Baohun, and Wigowski with hatred. He understood a simple fact: in front of Popovich's body, these people formed an alliance. And what this alliance has to deal with is itself.

Shirko didn't fear Yuri's murderous look. Now that he has said everything, he simply said: "And we think that the chaos in Kiev now is because the former warchief and your father Bogdan Khmelnitsky did not abide by the traditions of the Cossacks, so in order to avoid The tragedy happened again, and we decided to convene the Rada Congress in Shechi to re-elect the Cossack chief."

This is undoubtedly adding fuel to the fire. Seeing that they even deprived of their inheritance rights, Yuri drew the knife out angrily.

"You want to re-elect, then ask my knife first!"

Shirko and Bao Hong did not show any weakness. They also drew out their knives and said in unison: "Your knives are good, and our knives are not bad."

Seeing the two sides at war, Vigowski pulled Doroshenko to block the people on both sides, and Vigowski became a peacemaker again.

"Yuri," Vigowski saw Yuri's emotions. He hurried forward and said with relief: "We don't want to go against the wishes of the warchief before his death, but the situation is like this now. Think about the benefits, hold the Rada Conference, You can participate in the election as a candidate, so that you can be elected as a warchief in a justified manner."

But how can such rhetoric satisfy Yuri? Yuri clenched the knife in his hand tightly and refused to let go.

Wigowski put his hand on Yuri's knife handle and forced the saber back into the scabbard.

In the process, Wigowski's body leaned forward and gradually approached Yuri's ear.

Doroshenko noticed that Vigowski whispered softly into Yuri's ear.

Hearing what Vigowski said, Yuri's expression changed several times, and after a painful struggle, his face finally calmed down.

Yuri broke free of Wigowski's hand, then squeezed out the saber again and then pressed the scabbard back.

"I will let you know that whether it is election or succession, I am the undisputed warchief."

After speaking, Yuri Khmelnitsky turned and left.

With Yuri's acquiescence, things are so settled.

With the protection of Vigowski and Baohong, Shirko and Lukyan Merzhela were freed from the crime. The company commander of the company where the three murderers belonged was pushed out. He was hung on a tree, and everyone could shoot him with arrows.

The company commander died after being hit by twenty-one arrows. His body was pecked by a crow, and in the end only a skeleton remained.

After the dispute was settled, after the church broke up with Shirko and Baohun, Vigowski immediately returned to his residence with Peter Doroshenko. After confirming that there was no one near or outside, Vigovs Matrix asked Peter Doroshenko if he violated his orders and arbitrarily bribed the murderer to assassinate Popovich.

The answer available is: no.

Peter Doroshenko swears in the name of God that he never bought a murderer to kill Popovich.

However, Doroshenko also admitted that the letter was indeed forged by himself.

Doroshenko was ordered by Vygowski to search Shirko's mansion. Of course, he found nothing. When Dorothenko was disappointed and ready to leave, Dorothenko in Shirko's bedroom accidentally saw Shirko's seal at home.

As a result, Doroshenko, who had a plan to make a living, forged the secret letter between Shirko and Lukyan in Shirko's bedroom to help Vygowski put them to death.

After listening to Doroshenko’s reconciliation, Vygowski lamented Doroshenko’s selfless dedication to him, and on the other hand, he urged Doroshenko not to act so recklessly in the future.

Because Doroshenko was completely unaware of the big loophole in his forgery of letters.

The loophole is: Ivan Shirko and Lukyan Merzila are illiterate and illiterate.

Shirko and Lukyan are both poor Cossacks. They are not from the same family as themselves and Doroshenko, and they have the opportunity to study in the seminary. Therefore, after becoming a big figure in the Cossacks, they are usually equipped with their own clerks to write documents and write letters for them.

To verify the authenticity of the letter, as long as the clerks of Ivan Shirko and Lukyan Merzha are caught in a pair of handwritings, Roshenko will inevitably be exposed.

Fortunately, Shirko didn't think of this level immediately because of panic. Before Shirko and Baohong could react, Wigowski denounced the letter as a forgery, and they continued to think about it.

After listening to Vigowski's words, a cold sweat broke out on Doroshenko's back. Only then did he realize that he had been ill-conceived.

"Sorry." Doroshenko apologized to Vygowski~www.wuxiaspot.com~ he almost didn't help.

If Baohong and Shirko knew that the messenger had forged them, they would probably believe that Vygowski was the murderer of Popovich, and that it would be Vygowski and himself who could not argue with each other.

Vigowski patted Doroshenko broadly on the shoulder.

"We brothers don't need so much courtesy. Before you do anything, think about it and don't act rashly."

Doroshenko nodded and said yes.

Immediately, he remembered a question lingering in his mind: "Ivan, how did you convince Yuri Khmelnitsky to take the knife back? I was worried that he would fight with Baohong and Shirko. and."

In Doroshenko's view, Vigowski was magical, and he could calmly attack the irritable Yuri.

"It's very simple," Vygowski said as he took off the cloak from the hanger and put it on him: "I promise him that I will vote for him when the Lada election is held."

This was an understatement by Vigowski, but Doroshenko was already shocked.

"Are you crazy?" Doroshenko said.

"not at all."

Wigowski fastened the knots of the cloak.

"If Yuri and Baohong and Shirko are brought together, then the emirate will be over. What I want is a complete Cossack emirate, not divided and civil war. So I must appease him."

"Then what about your position as the chieftain!" Doroshenko asked anxiously.

Wigowski turned his head.

"Aren't you still supporting me? Besides, Stanislaw Potocki should put some effort into getting me to the top."

"Are you going to the Polish embassy now?"

"Yes." Wigowski said flatly.