The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Orina Birlevich got on the carriage and returned to Birlevich Manor.

After crying out of gaffe in the manor, she never said a word to Cheerchen, nor should Cheerchen send her back.

Cheerchen didn't understand and couldn't understand Miss Orina Billevich's tangled emotions towards Andy. Being still young, he hasn't even reached the age to fall in love. He could only watch Miss Orina's carriage slowly drove away from Rubić Manor.

Although infected by Miss Orina's unknown emotions, Cheer Chen was also somewhat lacking in interest. But when he returned to the lobby to "feel" the barrel of the four-pound gun, his emotions immediately returned. Because this artillery is so beautiful.

This four-pounder gun is made of brass, and it is mounted on a two-wheeled gun carriage. The slender gun body raised its head high like a proud goat. The family crest of the "three horns" is clearly visible on the sound of the gun. It is obvious that this gun was cast soon.

Owning an artillery is simply a powerful thing for a mercenary group, it can greatly enrich the mercenary group's firepower output. Although the four-pound caliber could not cause obvious damage to even the simple official business of civil engineering, the four-pound artillery can easily tear the opponent's defense when encountering Cossacks who build a fortress with a carriage.

Cheerchen loves this artillery as he looks at it, and he can't wait to sleep with the artillery tonight. But suddenly, he thought of a very important question, and that was how to transport the artillery and munitions back.

When he went to see Miss Orina Birlevich, he didn't expect things to go so smoothly. Even he was prepared to be rejected by Miss Orina Birlevich. But this respectable noble lady went to Rubic with herself overnight, and scared off the people who had been arranged by Anjay Kmicicz to guard the arms with her personality charm.

Originally, Cheerchen wanted the mercenary group to use the status of the servants of the Billevich family as a cover, and unexpectedly disarm the guards. After winning the battle in this way, of course everyone will be able to transport the arms back. After all, there is a lot of people and power.

But now there is only one person here, and maybe Andrzej will be back at some point. If Anjay Kmicicz brought people to Rubić when he was returning to the camp, the munitions would really be lost.

Anxious Cheerchen ran to the door of the manor, trying to find some people passing by to help. But in the middle of the night, there will be people hanging around under the dark lights. Throughout Rubić, only a few scattered houses still showed faint lights.

It was these few faint lights that made Cheor Chen think of a bold way. He quickly ran out of the manor and ran towards Rubić Village.

As mentioned earlier, Lubucci is the name of a manor as well as a village. Rubić Manor is in the village of Rubić. This village has fifty or sixty houses and a population of several hundred.

Cheorchen ran to a small wooden house with lights on and knocked on the door forcefully.

The host and hostess of that family were doing indescribable things. Being so disturbed by Cheerchen, the host thought that something serious had happened, so he put on his clothes and opened the door. Ke is indeed a half-year-old boy in front of him. The host immediately "showed" his displeasure.

"Who are you, aren't you from our village! What's the matter if you knock on my door so late?" the host asked.

"Where is your village chief? I'm the adjutant of Mr. Andrzej Kmicicz." Cheerchen tried his best to put on the style of a big man. He also put his hands on his hips, deliberately revealing the pistol in his waist.

"The adjutant of Lord City Lord!" The male host was startled. He looked up and down Cheerchen, and he also saw the pistol on Cheerchen's waist.

Although the village of Rubić, due to the existence of the Rubić Manor owned by the Billevich family, Anjay and his men did not aggressively expropriate this place, but everyone had heard of what happened in other villages. And in the past few days, there are not some fierce guys coming out of Rubiqi Manor. They are drunkly dangling in the village, molesting the "women" from time to time, and even the village chief dares to be angry with them and dare not speak.

In the middle of the night, a child with a gun who claimed to be Adjutant Anjay Kmicicz knocked on his door and said that he was looking for the village head. No wonder the male owner of the house was not surprised.

"My lord, my lord. Do you have anything to do with the village chief?" Although the male host can't judge whether Cheerchen's true identity is as he said, but for a person with a gun, the male host thinks it is better to speak carefully.

"Good thing! Your chance to make money is here." Cheer Chen deliberately pretended to be old-fashioned and said. He took three Taylors from his pocket and threw them in front of the host.

"Take me to your village chief, these Taylors are all yours."

The host bent over and picked up the three Taylors. With the light shining behind him, the host immediately judged that these Taylors were all real.

There are only three Taylors to lead the way. There is no such easy profitable business in the world. The host hurriedly stuffed Tyler into his pocket, for fear that Cheorchen would go back.

"I'll take you to the village chief right away, right away, right away," the hostess said flatly.

The host yelled to the woman in his house, and hurriedly closed the door and led Cheerchen to the village chief's house.

The village chief’s house was just northwest of the church in the village center, not far from the house where Cheechen knocked on the door, and the two arrived in a while.

"Mr. Timri, Mayor Timri." The man who brought Chechen yelled with a tap.

The light was on in the room. After a while, an old man with a brown and white face and a beard opened the door.

"It's so late, what's the matter? Xiali." The old man asked with some dissatisfaction.

"Village Chief Timli, the adjutant of City Lord Anjay Kmicicz is looking for you." The man named Xiali said to the village chief.

The old man with a beard also looked up and down Chechen who was standing next to Xiali.

"You said you are the adjutant of Lord City Lord?"

"Yes." Cheer Chen raised his head.

"Is there any evidence?" the old man asked.

Cheerchen just wanted to answer "Yes", but he suddenly remembered the way the guys in Rubić Manor were doing. If it were really Anjay's subordinates, what would they do in such a situation?

They only do this.

Chechen was cruel, he pushed Xiali away next to him, pretending to be a fierce face, and used a gun against the old man's head.

"Evidence? This is the evidence. How dare you doubt Master Anjay Kmicicz and ask for any evidence from him! Believe it or not, everyone will take your skin off."

Cheer Chen felt that when he said this, he seemed to be anxious for that Anjay's subordinate named Yarosh.

In fact, this village chief Timli was indeed coaxed by Cheerchen's unreasonable "bandits". He had seen the guy coming out of Rubić Manor, and he used his sword and gun if he didn't agree with him.

The old village chief trembled with fright. He said in a begging tone: "My lord, my lord! It's me who is not good, I shouldn't doubt your identity. But we are just country folks and have no knowledge. Please forgive us. You can do anything you tell us to do."

"Call everyone in your village, let them bring horses and carriages to the manor." Chechen said.

"Who are you going to do?"

"You'll know when you go."

"Well, I'm a human being."

Seeing that the village chief was softened, Cheerchen also let out a sigh of relief. He is not the kind of bullying person. But in order to transport the arms back to the mercenary camp as soon as possible, he had to use this method of forced conscription. And he still couldn't let these villagers know that he was alone, otherwise it would be difficult to guarantee that none of them had seen the arms and started evil intentions.

The bells in Lubiki village rang. Everyone was awakened by the bell and went outside the church in the center of the village. This is also the rule of the village. Once the bell rings, it means that something happens and everyone must gather in front of the church.

Village Mayor Timli walked to the steps in front of the church and said to the villagers who had gathered: "Everyone, we are summoned so late because of our protector, Anjay Kmicicz’s adjutant Chechen, who asked us to Go to Rubić Manor to do one thing. This thing is the order of the Lord Anjay, and it is of great importance."

There was a commotion in the crowd. No one thought that the village chief would ring the bell so late for this matter. At that time, many people were reluctant, and they yelled that they would never move their fingers.

Seeing that this was the case, Village Chief Timli looked at Cheerchen embarrassedly.

Cheerchen walked up the steps and flashed the pistol around his waist at the shouting crowd. The sound became much smaller in an instant.

"Master Anjay is not here to ask for your help. This is a military order. To tell you the truth, this time you are required to transport a batch of arms, and the responders are already on the way. If they arrive halfway and haven't waited, Anjie Master Yi has the same temper as his saber."

The audience was silent. Apparently they were all intimidated by the name of Andrzej Kmicicz.

While he was hitting the iron while it was hot, Cheerchen "fetched" a handful of Taylor from his pocket and threw it into the air.

"This is a reward for your hard work from Lord Anjay. As long as you bring the arms to you honestly, Lord Anjay will have a great reward."

Everyone frantically picked up Taylor who fell to the ground. After Chechen's hard work, he finally subdued these villagers temporarily.

Soon, under the lure of money, dozens of villagers drove horses and carriages to Lubiki Manor. Under the command of Chechen, they put the artillery and the muskets and armor piled on the second floor into the carriage, tied the horses, and drove the torch toward Polotsk Castle.

And Chechen’s destination was of course not Polotsk Castle. He had been worried all the way, for fear of meeting Anjay Kmicicz who might be coming. Fortunately, there was no situation that Cheerchen worried about along the way.

"My lord, this road doesn't lead to Polotsk." When Cheerchen led a man and horse around a fork in the road, the village chief Timli asked cautiously. The village chief had been to Polotsk and knew that the road did not lead there.

"Who said that the munitions were brought into the castle, we are going to the mercenary camp." Cheerchen said the truth. He expected that the village chief could not know the contradiction between the mercenary group and Andrzej.

Village Chief Tilim heard Chechen say this, and hurriedly said yes again and again.

After walking like this for more than half an hour, the camp of the mercenary group was finally looking out.

A team of horses drove out of the camp. Obviously they saw the torch convoy and came to investigate.

"Who are you?" one of the team shouted. That was Pidro's voice.

"Uncle, it's me." Cheerchen greeted him with a horse.

The two horses intersect.

"I brought all the arms back, right in the carriage behind." Chechen said.

Pidro looked up at the convoy. On the carriage, the uniform of the pikemen exudes a bright luster under the torch.

"You guys will take the arms right away~www.NovelMTL.com~ Piedro said to the soldiers behind him.

"Oh, and also. Remember to give these villagers some money, they can be scared along the way." Chechen reminded.

Pidro said that he understood that he threw a money bag to the nearest soldier next to him, and then drank Chechen and entered the camp first.

"I didn't expect to take the arms back so smoothly." Pidro sighed.

"Neither did I expect that even though Miss Orina Birlevich is a woman, she can't be more courageous than a man. I'll talk to you later."

"Oh, yes. Didn't you go to the village chief of Cassian this morning? There was a person from our camp, and you still know this person." Pidro said to Chechen.

"Who is it?" Cheerchen was a little strange. He doesn't know many people here.

"It's the Father Spaso Kukecki." The last border of fire and sword