By now, under the leadership of Ingrid, Chechen and Pedro had reached the Kuban river. Seeing Ingrid greeting a raft propped up by a sheep bladder on the bank, Chechen finally couldn\'t help asking, "Ingrid, yelishaye, are they on the other side?"

"Yes, Captain," said Ingrid.

"What are they doing on the other side?"

"They go, they go to save people," said Ingrid.

"Save people? Save who?"

It was said that elishey and fedot went to the other side to save people. Pedro couldn\'t understand it.

At this time, the raft came to Cherchen and them.

Ingrid nodded her feet and jumped onto the raft. She said anxiously, "head, deputy head, you\'ll know when you go."

On the other side, even without Ingrid\'s leadership, Chechen and Pedro also found yelishei and them, because the movement was the largest in the camp on the other side.

"Captain, why are you here?"

Just as Chechen was going in that direction, viscount Hessen suddenly appeared behind him, with a surprised expression on his face.

Chechen could be sure that when he crossed the river with his uncle and Ingrid, viscount Hesse was definitely not behind him. The Viscount appeared now, and it was obvious that he had arrived early.

"Hessen, why are you here? And what\'s going on?" Chechen stopped and asked.

Seeing Chechen ask himself, viscount Hesse\'s face showed an embarrassed look.

"Captain, I also came to save people."

Just now Ingrid said that elishea had come to save people, and now Viscount Hesse said the same.

"Explain the white point!"

"Yes!"

Viscount Hessen told Chechen that when the subsequent Tatars drove tens of thousands of prisoners to the Bank of the Kuban River, yelishei fedot and Xie Miao moved their hearts. They are all Russians. How can they watch their compatriots be so devastated? But they also knew that they had no ability to save them, even Cherchen could not and could not save everyone from Muhammad gley and other Tatar nobles. If Chechen did, Muhammad gley would certainly want it, because he would become the public enemy of all Tatars.

Therefore, yelishei and others found Ingrid. Each of them advanced a year\'s salary from the Quartermaster. They thought they could save one by one with the money.

It happened that Viscount Hesse himself happened to pass by when yelishei and others advanced their salaries. He was greatly moved when he heard about it. He also advanced a sum of money from Ingrid and was ready to make a modest contribution.

After listening to Viscount Hesse, Chechen finally understood what was going on. However, what he said to Viscount Hesse that he wanted to do his little, he was extremely skeptical. After all, when he first arrived in Kafa, viscount Hesse once went to the slave market in Kafa to make a modest contribution to the society.

Because Chechen\'s suspicious look at Viscount Hesse was too obvious, the guilty Viscount Hesse quickly turned his head to the other side, which made Chechen affirm his inner judgment.

At this time, a painful howl that was not like human voice came from the crowd. Che Chen quickly pushed aside the crowd of onlookers and rushed in. Sure enough, they saw yelishei and fedot in the river, and a group of Tatars were fighting, but yelishei and they didn\'t need to rescue themselves at all.

Yelishei grabbed the braids on both sides of the head of a naked Tatar one by one, as if tearing the ears of a rabbit; Fedott, on the other hand, opened the dye factory by beating a Tatar with a soldering iron in his face with his fist.

On one side, Chechen also saw Xie Miao. His own personal captain was also in the regiment at this time. He grabbed the heads of two Tatars and bumped them together.

In addition, Chechen also saw a giant nearly two meters tall. The man was wearing a gray linen shirt, bare feet and a pair of black trousers. He had a golden beard, about forty or fifty years old, and his face was seven or eight times similar to that of yelishei. The big man was chained and was obviously a slave captured by the Tatars. While Che Chen was observing him, the big man suddenly waved his fist back and smashed a Tatar who tried to sneak attack several meters away.

In addition to what Che Chen saw, four or five Tatars had already been lying around the four people. Obviously, these are the fruits of their war.

Just as Chechen was ready to go, a hole opened at the other end of the crowd. An iron faced Tatar nobleman came in with his prince\'s escort - Chechen recognized him as mansulbey of the Crimean Khanate.

As soon as mansulbey appeared, a Swertia headed rat climbed out of a corner. He grabbed bey\'s boots and said with a sad face, "bey, you have to decide for your loyal servant!"

This man seems to be mansulbey\'s man, but mansulbey\'s attitude towards him is extremely bad. Before mansulbey could finish, he kicked him off, and then scolded fiercely, "you can\'t accomplish anything, you can\'t defeat anything."

After kicking his own man, mansulbey turned his head and looked at yelishei and others fiercely. He gritted his teeth and said, "catch these troublemakers for me!"

Chechen knew that it was time for him to play.

"Hi, mansulbey, long time no see." Chechen said hello.

Seeing that it was Chechen, Mansur bey finally squeezed out a smile on his face: "it was Chechen bey. I don\'t know what brought you here?"

"Of course, it\'s a good wind. I originally asked yelishei to send the prayer card and hoped to visit bey tomorrow, but I didn\'t expect that my subordinates were all rough people. They fought with bey\'s people. It\'s a sin, a sin."

Hearing what Chechen said, mansulbey smiled contentedly. He said to Cherchen, "my door is always open for Cherchen bey."

"It\'s what you want." Chechen smiled.

Seeing the atmosphere slow down, the Swertia headed rat suddenly hugged mansulbey again. This time, he hugged bey\'s thigh.

"Bey, you can\'t let them take people away. These are all me, not all your wealth!" the man cried in a startling way. It turned out that when Chechen and mansulbey were ready to leave, yelishei also helped the middle-aged man to go together.

To Chechen\'s surprise, the Tatars around him not only didn\'t show sympathy, but also gloated.

"Get out!"

This time, mansulbey spit out only one word. Two Crimean princes quickly dragged the man away.

Mansulbey turned his head and said to Chechen with a little apology, "Chechen bey, some of my men are rude and lack of education. Please don\'t be surprised."

"Of course not."