Chechen did not expect that when he announced that he would run for the king of Poland, the most opposed and angry was not Natalie, who was a stranger to him, nor Prince mihau and his princess mother, but his uncle Pedro.

    Pedro felt suffocated when he heard that his nephew was running for the king of Poland. His face flushed and his heart seemed to jump out of his chest.

    Then, Pedro staggered back against the conference table behind him. His whole body was cold and his eyes were dark.

    As Pedro stood behind, Chechen didn''t find anything different about his uncle. After saying that he was going to run for the king of Poland, Cherchen looked around and observed the faces of the people.

    Natalie pursed her lips and looked at herself with sadness in her eyes.

    "She certainly doesn''t want to run for the king of Poland and compete with the people she supports," Chechen thought.

    Looking at Jan sobesky again, the Polish general was clenching his fist with both hands, as if he wanted to rush up and punch himself.

    "I''m not greedy for power. I just want to avenge the mihau knight." Chechen said silently.

    His eyes turned again to Prince mihau and his mother.

    Cherchen wanted to see how his noble family, who regarded himself as an enemy, looked after he knew he was going to run for the king of Poland, but Princess garisade stood in front of her son first.

    Then the princess smiled and walked to herself.

    "Count Chechen is young and promising. It would be a blessing for the Republic if you could become the king of Poland. Although my son and count are competitors, I am sincerely happy if you could become our king," said Princess galisade.

    Although Che Chen understood that this must be insincere, it was so sincere and seemed to come from the heart from the princess''s mouth.

    "If Prince mihau can become king, I will be loyal to him and do my best to support him."

    Reach out and don''t hit the smiling face, Cherchen also replied insincerely.

    Princess garisade opened her head. Other nobles present either sincerely or hypocritically paid tribute to Cherchen and wished him elected king of Poland.

    "Everybody,"

    Suddenly, Jan sobesky, who had been silent, opened his mouth, "I think the topic of the meeting just now should be who should be elected as the commander-in-chief of the army, rescue kamenetz and avenge the mihau knight. As for count aleval Chechen who wants to run for the king of Poland, he can submit the qualification examination to the Qualification Committee. If the qualification committee passes the examination, of course he can run."

    Jan sobesky''s tone was so stiff that one could hear his displeasure.

    "Yes, indeed," Princess galisade nodded in agreement with Jan sobesky.

    Princess galisade and Jan sobesky stood on the same front because she understood that although Cherchen was a very favorable competitor for the king of Poland, if her son became the commander of the Royal Army and established prestige in the war, Cherchen would not be a great threat at that time. Therefore, she agreed The statement of Jan sobesky.

    At this time, the supporters of the Lorraine faction and also clamored to bring the topic of the meeting back to the issue of "who will be the commander of the king''s army".

    In the face of the unprecedented unanimous attitude of the three factions, Cherchen''s political white words dissipated the conspiracy of the three factions.

    He said: "Everyone knows that you want your candidate to be commander-in-chief of the Royal Army in order to pave the way for him to become the king of Poland. I see it clearly and you know in your heart that the commander-in-chief of the Royal Army is the future king of Poland. Then there is no need to be so troublesome. Let''s directly elect a new king of Poland and let the king lead us to fight against the Ottoman soil The pagans of Erqi, drive and defeat the Jihad sun. "

    All the people didn''t know how to communicate with each other. As a bystander, bogusslav stood behind Chechen and almost laughed when he looked at everyone''s shriveled appearance.

    He felt that this election would be the most interesting election in Polish history.

    Just when everyone was silent, Natalie in the crowd opened her mouth. This time, she seemed to be on the side of Chechen.

    "Yes, this is indeed the best plan."

    Jan sobesky looked at Natalie strangely. I don''t know how she suddenly stood on Chechen''s side.

    Is it because she wants to be a queen and is ready to return to her husband and abandon being Duke Gan?

    Jan sobesky wondered.

    But Natalie continued: "Everyone, count Chechen is right. The supporters of our four factions are competing for the position of commander-in-chief of the Royal Army, in fact, just to make their candidates more likely to become the next king. Then even if we elect the commander-in-chief now, some of us will break down and go their own way in the war for the interests of our faction or out of resentment. And In this way, it is better to elect a king first, and then the king will lead us to defeat the pagans who killed mihau knights, just as king Jan kazimiz led us in the battle of berestechko. "

    Although Natalie''s words were not impassioned, they were out of public interest and stabbed people''s hearts. Jan sobesky blushed at this.

    "Compared with her, I really can''t be called a patriot," he said with shame.

    Then Jan sobesky expressed his support for Natalie.

    Prince boguslav also stood up in due time and shouted his support for the plan of "commander-in-chief of the former Queen".

    Seeing this, the other three factions no longer insist.

    So it was settled that the king''s election would be held within a month. At that time, while taking over the crown, the new king will take over the scepter of the king''s army commander and command the whole army against the Ottoman Turks.

    After the discussion, the people attending the meeting began to disperse. Although she spoke to help Chechen at the critical time, Natalie didn''t want to reconcile with Chechen. She was the first to go out after the door opened.

    Prince boguslav was about to congratulate Cherchen, but he saw Cherchen running to Pedro three steps and two steps.

    At this time, Chechen found that uncle Pedro was different.

    "Uncle, uncle." Chechen grabbed Pedro''s shoulders and called.

    While shouting, Cherchen kept shaking Pedro''s body.

    Sweat came from Pedro''s forehead. Then Pedro recovered.

    "Uncle!" Chechen shouted in surprise.

    After recovering, Pedro also grabbed Cherchen''s shoulders. He desperately asked Cherchen, "why did you come back? Why did you choose a Polish king! Don''t you know you''re roasting yourself on a fire?"