Since he decided to go, Chechen asked the mercenary regiment to start preparations in advance. He himself went to the begzisalai palace early in the morning on the day when Muhammad gley came back and said goodbye to Muhammad gley. Muhammad gley thought that Chechen had finally figured out how to be loyal to himself. Unexpectedly, he said goodbye, which made him happy in vain.

Of course, Muhammad gley repeatedly asked Chechen to stay, and vowed once again that as long as Chechen was loyal to him and stayed, he would make Chechen a real Bei. He had promised him three territories in piriko, and he would give him a lot.

But Chechen has no intention of this - moreover, King Jan kazimiz wants to give him Brest, which is no less than any territory in Crimea.

"Khan, I was ordered by Polish king Jan kazimiz to help you recover your country and assist you in attacking Czarist Russia. Now, my task has been completed. Of course, I should return to Poland to reply to his majesty. And Khan, I am a Christian." Cherchen declined politely.

"That\'s a pity." Muhammad gley shook his head. He was really disappointed.

However, Muhammad gley blessed Chechen: "then, aleval Chechen, accept my blessing to you. I give you eternal happiness in the name of the Crimean Khanate Khan. Moreover, you and your friends will always be my friends."

"Thank you, Khan." Chechen leaned down to thank him.

Chechen walked out of the Khan palace under the gaze of Muhammad gley. At this time, Alan turned out from behind a pillar like a ghost.

"Master, you just let him go?" Alan asked puzzled.

Alan thought that since his master loved and hated Chechen from beginning to end, he shouldn\'t let him go so easily. Otherwise, when Chechen returns to Poland, the master will be out of reach. More importantly, Chechen was a person who knew the secrets of the Khanate for a long time. Although the Khanate and Poland are allies now, they have no permanent allies, only permanent interests. Sooner or later, the Khanate and the Republic of Poland will go their separate ways and even fight each other. At that time, how disadvantageous it is for the Republic of Poland to have such a person who knows the inside story of the Khanate.

"What if you don\'t let him go?" Muhammad gley didn\'t even look at Alan, but continued to watch Chechen\'s Bei.

Listening to his master\'s voice, it seemed that it was more pity than helplessness. Alan hesitated. He didn\'t know whether he should export his words behind him.

Suddenly, Alan noticed Muhammad gley\'s back hand, which was clenched with fists. Obviously, Muhammad gley\'s heart is struggling.

Alan seemed to understand his master\'s mind. After he made up his mind, he said, "master, if you are afraid of killing the meritorious officials who helped you regain the Khan position and humiliating your reputation, I can make an accident."

Speaking of this, Alan didn\'t go on. He tilted his head uncertainly - he wanted to know how Muhammad gley reacted to his suggestion.

"An accident?"

As soon as Alan raised his head, Muhammad gley\'s voice rang. Alan quickly lowered his head.

"Yes, it was an accident. Chechen must have left by boat. We can move our hands and feet on their boat and let it haunt naturally when the boat reaches the Black Sea." Alan said tremblingly. He felt his back hot.

Ten minutes after Alan said his poison plan, Muhammad gley didn\'t respond. He neither agreed nor objected.

Five minutes later, Muhammad gley stepped straight out of the door, then turned left, leaving Alan at a loss.

After saying goodbye to Muhammad gley, Chechen took time to go to Kafa again.

Mahmoud Pasha, although the Ottoman Turkish Pasha was used by Chechen at the beginning, Chechen was close to him later to restrict Muhammad gley, but when Chechen was besieged by the Kuban River, Mahmoud Pasha also sent kemel to lead the Sudanese soldiers to rescue, which is kind to Chechen. Chechen is a man who must repay his kindness, so before leaving, he also wants to say goodbye to Pasha.

Hearing that Cherchen had given up the high position of beii in the Crimean khanate, Mehmed pashalin said "pity" three times. Then he suggested Cherchen: "alvar, have you ever thought of working for the greatest Sultan? If you have this idea, I can write a letter to recommend you to the prime minister."

Although the Ottoman Turkish Empire has been going downhill, it is still a behemoth in this era. Moreover, this country is still sparing no effort to absorb western science and technology and talents. Even if many prisoners captured in the war were willing to convert to * * * religion, they would not only be free, but even rise step by step in the Empire. The most famous was Alexandra lissoska, a captive of the Tartars of Galicia. After entering the Sultan\'s harem, because of her beauty and intelligence, she eventually became the queen of Suleiman and played an important role in the subsequent reform of the Ottoman government. In the 16th century, a Polish prisoner gildeje became an Ottoman diplomat, and another Polish prisoner straz changed his name to Ibrahim and became a bey after he converted to Christianity. For example, borth botowski and Kalinowski became Pasha in the Turkish army, and bender Pasha and Yusuf bey were also of Slavic descent. In addition, many prisoners served as government civil servants.

Seeing that Mahmoud Pasha was worried about his future way out, Chechen was really moved. However, of course, he chose to refuse.

"Thank you for your kindness, Pasha. But my mercenary regiment and I have accepted the employment of other countries and can\'t work for his Majesty the Sudan for the time being," Chechen said.

"Oh? If you can, can you tell me which country it is?"

"Of course, it\'s the Republic of Poland. Pasha, you should know that the Republic of Poland is being invaded by many countries. Although their cavalry is very strong, their infantry is very weak. That\'s where my mercenary regiment plays a role."

"It seems that there are many poles in your mercenary regiment," Mehmed Pasha thought.

"Yes, those were recruited by my uncle from Poland after the restoration of Khan. Before, my mercenary regiment was Hessian." Cherchen was afraid of what Mehmed Pasha thought, so he quickly clarified.

"Well, all right."

After listening to Cherchen\'s explanation, Mahmoud Pasha no longer tangled with this problem.

"Then may your God bless you," said Mahmoud Pasha.

"Thank you!" said Chechen. Then he asked Mahmoud Pasha, "Lord Pasha, there\'s one more thing I want to ask you."

"What\'s the matter?"

"It\'s like this