The messenger for vigovsky was Peter doroshenko.

As soon as he saw Chechen, he said, "captain of Chechen regiment, you should thank chief wigovsky for taking this position."

Cherchen was still bitter about vikovski\'s protection of Pavlo tetria. Now he couldn\'t help laughing when he heard Peter doroshenko say so.

Peter doroshenko frowned. Of course he understood the meaning of Chechen\'s sneer.

"Captain of the Chechen regiment," Peter doroshenko said seriously, "you are now the captain of the Cossack regiment, and you must have a respectful attitude towards the great chief. Besides, you can get rid of Pavlo tetria. If there is no acquiescence of the great chief, do you think you can succeed?"

The corners of Chechen\'s mouth no longer rose.

He understood that Peter doroshenko was indeed telling the truth. In this matter, even if vikovsky sent a messenger to Bratslav, Pavlo tetria may be sitting here today.

After a while, Che Chen asked, "why?"

He didn\'t understand why vikovski suddenly gave up Pavlo tetria.

"Because the great chief appreciates you," said Peter doroshenko. "He knows that you are an honest man, and that you will repay your revenge and answer your kindness."

"That\'s it?"

"It\'s that simple," smiled Peter doroshenko.

Che Chen knew in his heart that the so-called vikovski appreciation of himself was just an excuse and a polite remark. The biggest reason why vikovski can put himself in this position is that he is more valuable than Pavlo tetria.

Although Chechen doesn\'t know where the value is.

He suddenly felt a sense of frustration. He beat himself to death in Bratslav, but he still became someone else\'s chess piece.

"Please go back and tell the chief," Chechen said. "In the future, if the chief comes to my place, I will repay him."

"I will tell you." Peter doroshenko accepted Cherchen\'s promise with a smile.

Peter doroshenko is gone.

When he arrived, he told Chechen that he had written to Stanislaw pototsky about becoming the captain of the Bratslav regiment. I believe he will know it in Warsaw soon.

About half a month later, a messenger came from Warsaw. The messenger was Cherchen\'s acquaintance, Henrik pototsky, nephew of old lord Stanislaw pototsky.

Henrik brought the letter of appointment of King Jan kazimiz - from that moment on, he, aleval Chechen, was the governor of blazlav of the Republic.

In fact, if it is true, King Jan kazimiz\'s move is suspected of offering flowers to Buddha.

Because brazlav is in the territory of the Kazakh emirate, Jan kazimiz, as the king of Poland, cannot exercise his power to brazlav until the Kazakh emirate has reached a reconciliation with the Republic.

This means that Chechen is already the team leader of Cossacks. If another person gets such an appointment, it is a problem whether he can arrive at Bratslav alive.

After Henrik read out the edict of King Jan kazimiz in public, his eyes swept the people around him.

That means I have to talk to Cherchen alone next.

Chechen understood Henrik\'s meaning. Although most of the people present were people that Cherchen absolutely trusted, such as yelishei and Fatima, he still motioned them to leave first.

When the last person out of the door took the door back, there were only Cherchen and Henrik pototsky left in the room.

Henrik put on a cold face and said to Chechen, "aleval Chechen, do you know how much trouble you almost caused this time? Your majesty is furious. If things are not better for the Republic, your majesty even has to send general Jan sobesky to vidava to recover your uncle\'s fief as a punishment."

After becoming the captain of the Cossack regiment, Chechen thought about what kind of uproar would be caused when it reached Warsaw, but he didn\'t expect it to be so serious.

"Henrik, I just wanted to avenge uncle Blair, but I didn\'t expect to be a Cossack captain." Chechen quickly explained.

"That\'s not the problem," Henrik waved his hand.

"No?"

"Of course not. You saved your mistake by being the captain of the Cossack regiment," Henrik pototsky said bluntly.

Then Henrik pototsky told Cherchen that his mistake was to "go his own way".

What is the status of Chechen now? Is a criminal who has not been tried by the Supreme Court. He should have thanked his guests behind closed doors in vidava, made a confession and felt pain, so that those who cared about him could be excused in front of the Warsaw Parliament and the public.

However, Chechen, as a sinner, left vidava without permission, and crossed the town from Poland to Bratslav, Ukraine. Such contempt for the authority of the law and parliament is simply a naked slap in the face of parliamentarians and judges, and a disgrace to the king and queen who wholeheartedly defend them.

"You have to understand his Majesty\'s difficulties. If every nobleman had acted like you and had no fear of the authority of the king and parliament, would the country not fall apart?" Henrich finally said.

Henrik\'s words made Chechen blush.

Henrik pototsky saw that Chechen\'s face turned red. He knew that Chechen was guilty. Henrik\'s words were no longer so fierce and aggressive.

"Fortunately, you finally became the captain of Bratslav\'s regiment, which is a confession of merit. Because you recovered the land for the Republic, the king can finally absolve you in Parliament."

After listening to Henrik\'s statement that he recovered the territory for the Republic, Cherchen hurriedly wanted to explain - although he was the captain of Bratslav\'s regiment, Bratslav was still the territory of the Cossack emirate, and he had an agreement with the Cossacks that he would never infringe on their rights.

But Chechen\'s words were blocked back by Henrik before he could export them.

Henrik, in addition to serving the letter of appointment and beating Chechen, also shoulders the secret mission entrusted by King Jan kazimiz and old lord Stanislaw pototsky.

"Aleval Cherchen, what I want to say now is the oral order of his majesty. You must listen clearly and don\'t miss a word." Henrik pototsky said solemnly.

"OK." Chechen nodded unconsciously.

"Aleval Chechen. Your majesty orders you to refuse if the Polish nobles of the former Bratslav come to ask for the recovery of the land they lost during the zaporoze Cossack riots."

Cherchen quickly nodded.

King Jan kazimiz would never touch the local land unless he said so - it should be noted that these land are now owned by Cossack and Ukrainian farmers.

"Second, two fifths of the tax collected by Bratslav each year will be handed over to the state treasury," Henrik said.

Two fifths of the tax burden is neither less nor more, which is generally within the tolerable range of Cherchen.

Chechen also knew that the king and queen had to bear the burden in order to hold this position. This fee should be regarded as a "benefit fee" for the king.

"Yes," said Chechen.

And the third point. King Jan kazimizh ordered Cherchen to help vikovsky block the Czar\'s Russian army when Prince Alexei\'s army attacked Ukraine in the spring, and never let the Czar in Moscow touch the land of Ukraine.

For this point, Chechen is duty bound.

Henrik pototsky was also relieved that Cherchen unconditionally accepted the order of King Jan kazimiz. He patted Cherchen on the shoulder and said, "your task will be heavy next, but we all believe that you will live up to the king\'s trust in you. Oh, I almost forgot. I also brought a letter from your wife Natalie to you."

With that, Henrik pototsky took out another letter.

Natalie\'s letter is full of words about missing Chechen and saying peace. She told Cherchen that everything in vidava was fine, and uncle Pedro and little Anna were fine.

After reading the letter, Chechen pressed the letter on his chest. He felt his chest warm.