The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Early the next morning, Cheechen woke up from the groaning Ruoyouruowu lingering in his ears. He sat up, then went to the window and opened the curtains.

A five-meter-high wooden pillar was erected on the square in front of the city lord’s mansion, and a person was hanging upside down on it. The man was covered in blood, his skin spattered.

"Yelsey, Yelisey." Cheerchen shouted.

The bedroom door was opened and Yelishei walked in.

Yelishei's face is exceptionally radiant today. He was wearing a silk robe, his belt was gold, the dagger on his belt was also gold, and the spurs on his leather boots were also gold.

Chechen can be sure that these golden things must have not belonged to Yelisei before yesterday, because he had never seen Yelisei pass through on the way.

"Head, you finally woke up. Yesterday you drank a lot of wine." Yelissey walked in happily. he

But instead of walking to Chechen's side, he walked to a big box next to the closet.

"Yelisey, what's the matter with that person outside?" Cheerchen asked.

"You are talking about Lipka? He is the steward of the marshal's house." Yelisei said as he opened the box. His words revealed his respect for Lubao Macki, and he did not call him by his first name, but respectfully called him the marshal in front of Cheor Chen.

"Then why was he hung upside down and was tortured so much?"

Yelisei turned around, holding a silk robe exactly like his body in his hand. Yelishei held it up with both hands and showed it to Cheerchen.

"He? He deserved it. Commander, didn't you ask the marshal for arms to Polotsk last night? Do you remember?" Yelisei asked rhetorically.

After speaking, he added a sentence at the end: "What do you think of this dress?"

Cheerchen patted his forehead with the palm of his hand, and he was vaguely impressed.

"What does that have to do with this Lipka?"

"Of course it does." Yelishei said. He used his eyes to make gestures between the robe in his hand and Cheerchen's figure, feeling that it was not appropriate, so he threw it back into the box.

"It turns out that the Marshal had never seen the military sentiment sent by Miss Orina. Everything was done by this bold Lipka. He wanted to get a kickback, so he deliberately made things difficult for him to send it from Polotsk. People. You also know that the people in Polotsk are just like their city lord Anjay. How could they guess that Lipka wanted them to pay bribes, so they ran away once and once in vain. "

"So Lvbao Macki found out last night and punished him severely?" Chechen guessed.

Yelishei gave Chechen a positive answer.

"There are also these," said Yelishei: "The marshal not only gave Miss Orina arms, but also rewarded us a lot. Look, this outfit on my body is the marshal's reward, and there is this box of Things are bestowed to you by the marshal."

Chechen finally understood why the man was hung, it turned out that he deserved it; and where did Yelishei's gorgeous dress come from.

Hearing what Yelishei said, Chechen felt a little guilty at this time because he had misunderstood Lubao Macki.

The marshal had no knowledge of arms matters, and everything was deceived by the people below. And his attitude towards him yesterday was so rude, instead of blaming him, he rewarded himself instead.

"Yelisey, return the things." Chechen ordered.

"What? Captain, what did you say?" Yelishei was obviously taken aback.

"I said to return the things." Cheer Chen said again.

He was afraid that Yelishei would not understand his thoughts, so he added: "No merit will not be rewarded."

Yelishei thought that Chechen didn't accept these gifts because Lubaumacki was a political enemy of King Jan Kazimierz.

After all, the head’s current wife, Natalie, is firmly on the side of the king and queen. If the head returns to Warsaw with these gifts, what would the king and queen think? What would Natalie think?

But now I heard that Chechen turned out that it was because of ineffectiveness that was not rewarded, Yelishei slowly put the things back into the box, and said as they put them: "Head, you are too hard-hearted. What does nothing mean? Don’t get meritorious? Isn’t it rare for knights to make meritorious deeds and great nobles to reward treasures and land? You think you’re not meritorious, but the marshal doesn’t think so. He thinks that you got rid of Yakov, this is a great merit. ."

Cheerchen was waiting to refute, when another person walked in.

He bent down and bowed, and respectfully said to Cheerchen: "Lord Cheerchen, the marshal would like to please."

"What's the matter with the marshal?"

"This villain is not clear. The Marshal ordered the villain last night to ask me to invite you to see him when Sir Alex wakes up."

Cheerchen and Yelishei looked at each other, and then Cheerchen answered and went over immediately.

He was dressed neatly with the help of Yelisei, and then the servant led the way, and soon the two were taken to the stables in the backyard of the castle.

Lvbao Macki still wears a hunting suit today. He wears a felt hat with feathers on his head and a shotgun on his right shoulder.

Seeing Chechen coming, Lvbao Macki greeted him affectionately.

"Oh, little warrior of our republic, you finally woke up."

"Good morning, Marshal~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Cheerchen replied respectfully.

"You don't need to have so many gifts." Lvbao Macki said graciously: "Do you still like the gift I gave you? If you don't like it, when I return to Werner, I will reward you with something else."

"Marshal, I have no merit. Besides, you have already rewarded me. Have you forgotten? Those arms." Chechen retorted.

Hearing Chechen's refusal, Lvbao Macki was unhappy.

He sternly said: "What does it mean to have no merit? What does it mean that I have already rewarded you. Can those arms count? That is what the countess deserves. The people under me don't know how to do things, let her I was wronged and almost broke something. I have punished that guy, and I apologized to the Countess. Now the reward is for you to behead Yakov Cherkaski, and I will refuse."

Lu Baomac's words were stern, but they lacked Chechen's spleen and stomach. Especially when he said that he apologized to Orina for the fault of the people, which made Cheor Chen's favorability doubled.

"Marshal, are you going hunting?" Chechen didn't say what he wanted, but instead asked where Lubao Macki was going.

"Yes, I am about to go hunting. And I sent someone to invite you to come with me." Lvbao Macki said.

"Then," Cheerchen smiled, "If the marshal must reward me with anything, then reward me with the big prey hit today..."

Cheerchen is not short of money, so he made this small request.

But for this small request, Lvbao Macki admired Cheerchen even more.

The marshal ordered a shotgun to Chechen, and then Lyubao Macki took his entourage, Chechen and Yelishei, and the two went out of the city together.

In the city lord's mansion, Orina Birlevich looked at the two going away, with anxiety and anxiety in her eyes.