After waiting for seven days in pworksk, Pedro did not wait for the news of Lublin, but waited for Henrik pototsky, the messenger of King Jan kazimiz.

    Obviously, Warsaw has noticed the army led by Pedro.

    After learning that Chechen had gone to Sweden, Henrik first asked Pedro what he wanted to enter Warsaw. Of course, Pedro prevaricated on the grounds that bachit had killed and all the mercenaries went to Warsaw to ask the king for forgiveness.

    Henrik said that it was indeed an unforgivable crime for bachit to kill the nobles and municipal governors of the Republic, and it was even more a crime for the mercenary regiment to try to coerce the king to forgive by force. Now the only way for the mercenary regiment to be forgiven by the king is to withdraw immediately and go to Warsaw to apologize.

    Then, after a hard line, Henrik talked about Natalie. He said that when Natalie learned that Pedro had set up an army against the king, she mistakenly thought that Chechen was behind him. Natalie was so sad and angry that she fainted in front of the king and queen several times.

    Pedro listened and quickly expressed his concern for Natalie. He asked Natalie why she didn''t come. After Henrik prevaricated that Natalie didn''t want to see the rebels, Pedro asked Henrik to tell Natalie that they didn''t rebel this time, but avenged their grievances.

    As for Henrik''s reprimand that he committed the following crimes, Pedro repeatedly dared not. But no matter how hard and soft Henrik tried, Pedro just didn''t make a formal commitment to retreat or go to Warsaw to apologize.

    Seeing Pedro behave like this, Henrik scolded angrily: "You will ruin not only Chechen''s great reputation, but also yourself! How many of you? How many soldiers and nobles loyal to the king? Now famous generals such as Jan sobeski are gathered in Warsaw. They are going to Lublin to fight the national thieves to the death. Do you want them to cut you first!"

    This frightened count kasimir teshkovic to the side. Almost, he knelt down and asked for forgiveness.

    Although Pedro hesitated and agitated, he held back. After ordering Henrik to go down to rest, Pedro talked to count kasmir teshkovic alone.

    Although no one knew what he had talked to the count, count kasimir teshkovic did not mention the surrender after he left.

    Two days later, fedot, whom Pedro sent out to inquire about the news, finally returned.

    As soon as the dusty fedot came back, Pedro called him. When he saw count Casimir teshkovic present, fedot didn''t know whether he should speak in front of outsiders.

    Pedro asked fedot to speak straight.

    At this time, he had decided that if fedot brought back bad news, he would immediately surrender to Henrik and ask the king for forgiveness.

    Pedro felt a sense of frustration at the thought that the only great thing he had done in his life without telling his nephew ended in failure.

    "Deputy commander," said fedot, "the rebels of lubomatsky have passed Lublin, and they are advancing towards Warsaw!"

    At this time, Henrik pototsky came to Pedro to urge him to surrender to the king. He was stunned when he heard the news from fedot outside the tent.

    "It''s impossible!"

    "How is this possible!"

    "God!"

    Henrik, count Casimir teshkovic and Pedro exclaimed.

    The news brought back by fedot is really shocking - when lubaumatsky''s army passed Lublin, did the impregnable zamoshi fortress fall? Did Stefan charnietsky be defeated so easily?

    At this time, fedot took off his hat, and his eyes were filled with tears.

    "Just when I arrived in Lublin, Lord Stefan charnietsky died of illness. The defenders were headless. Some of them escorted the remains of the general army to Warsaw; some of them surrendered to lubaumatsky." fedot said sadly.

    Pedro sighed.

    How unpredictable the world is. I didn''t expect that Stefan charnietsky''s general died suddenly at the most critical moment. It seems that even heaven is blessing lubaomatsky.

    Since then, however, Pedro had no doubt. He drove Henrik away and said he would join marshal lubomatsky''s just cause.

    The army immediately pulled out of the stronghold.

    "Chop the French, chop

    Sharpen the sword quickly

    Beat the French, beat it

    Put the gun up

    Hit the French, hit

    Smash their heads

    Burn the French, burn

    Burn them to ashes

    Get on your horse, ride

    If you''re still a good man. "

    Near Matvey, Pedro was warmly welcomed by lubaumatsky, while the soldiers who joined the army sang a new song composed by the marshal.

    This is the third adaptation of the song. For the first time, the target was the rebellious janush raziweu, the second was the Swedish aggressor, and now it is the queen Ludvika of French origin.

    Amid the deafening cheers, gunfire and gunfire, yelisi, bakhte and fedot felt uneasy.

    No one expected that they were suddenly involved in a rebellion.

    So several officers of the mercenary regiment gathered together.

    "You know what? I have a feeling that we have been cheated by deputy head Pedro," yelishei said.

    Then elishey glanced at Pedro not far away.

    At this time, field marshal lubomatsky was holding Pedro and count Casimir teshkovic in his arms, while Viscount Hesse and mamay laughed.

    Bachit listened to yelisi''s words and lowered his eyelids.

    "I don''t want to oppose the king," he said sadly.

    Oksana was riding on her horse. She said to them, "think about Natalie, we may fight her in Warsaw. What''s this!"

    "It''s very possible," fedott nodded. "I deliberately inquired about Mrs. Natalie in Lublin. I heard that Mrs. Natalie was always with the chief soldier. When the chief soldier went, she escorted the body of chief soldier Stefan charnietsky to Warsaw."

    "This should not be allowed to happen," Ingrid said excitedly. "We should stop Deputy Colonel Pedro."

    "It''s no use. Now we''re on the pirate ship and can''t get down. Besides, deputy head Pedro is the head''s uncle. When the head is away, he is our highest officer." yelishei added.

    "Then we''ll go to the head and let him make up his mind," suggested salburn.

    After a long discussion, they finally thought that only this method was the most appropriate. It is impossible for them to draw swords against or turn against Chechen''s uncle Pedro while eating the food and salaries of the mercenary regiment.