Princess Maria, who lives in a love environment of fatherly love, is obviously too naive and romantic. She neither knows the decisive decisiveness of the "newly married husband" as a superior, nor does she understand how the Military Intelligence Bureau treats "defector spies" with a heartfelt heart. In the secret intelligence war, there is no kindness or tolerance. Once the identity of the spy is exposed, it means completely disappearing, without exception.

Therefore, when the Duke of Desay received this private message from the full-time intelligence officer, there was no expression on his face. He pinched the letter in his hand and looked at it. He just threw it away and burned it in the fireplace.

Immediately, Desai ordered Captain Penduwas to lead an operation team to the Kingdom of Saxony to carry out the "cleaning work" and cut off all the clues that the Dresden Palace could track down.

A few days later, one night, a fire suddenly broke out in an apartment building at the location of the intelligence station in the Saxony capital, and more than 20 people died. At the same time, Princess Maria's personal maid, Christina and her family, were kidnapped by bandits, and were later sunk in the Elbe River. The faces of all the dead bodies were either engulfed by fire or destroyed by strong acid, and could not be identified.

Also that night, someone sneaked into Princess Maria's bedroom, stole the glass residue containing the penicillin solution, and took away the wedding gift given to her daughter by August I, and the other pocket watch with the word "N".

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"This should be the act of the Military Intelligence Agency spies under the command of Little Desai, or a warning! He does not want us to interfere with it." Earl Koshichushko, who rushed to the palace of Dresden, advised the angry King Saxony.

When Odust I learned all the facts from her daughter, the "good European man" jumped for the first time. He shouted in the palace to scold Little Desai for being so cruel and bloody, claiming that he wanted the above-mentioned Roman Catholic Church to terminate the marriage between his daughter and his son-in-law. Until Koshiciusko, who came to hear the news, stood in front of him.

The elderly Polish general sighed, and took out a letter from his pocket, a pocket watch belonging to Princess Maria but was stolen, and handed it to King Saxony, and continued, "These are the inn rooms that Little Desay sent to me last night, without realizing it. The Polish crown prince we selected did not value his historical responsibility or the national treasure. What I can be sure of is that he held everything in his own hands, rather than acting as a puppet for others.

Your Majesty, because of Princess Maria's irrational behavior, Andrew Desay has made the final decision and given me two choices, either, we will voluntarily give up him as the crown prince of Poland, turn his previous efforts into ashes, and start everything from scratch; or, unconditionally follow his arrangements, accept his orders, and hand over all the resources he can use!"

The king who had recovered his mind quickly understood the seriousness of the situation. Although he had never underestimated his son-in-law, he did not expect that Little Desai had completely become a believer of "Machiavelliism". In order to achieve his goal, he could use power and politics by any means, cruelty, cunning, hypocrisy, lies and betrayal, etc., as long as it helped the rule of the monarch, it would be legitimate.

Just a small counterattack by Princess Maria was used by him and became a bargaining chip for a complete showdown. The lost treasure watch fully demonstrates that Little Desai does not care about the wealth of 800 million francs, and that loyalty to his army and spy network is the real treasure of the superior. Everyone should surrender to the king, rather than let the king obey the arrangements of his subordinates.

"How do you choose?" Odust I asked nervously.

"Your Majesty, I have no choice! I am 64 years old. My only hope in my life is to see the rise and revival of Poland. For this, I have given everything in my life and everything!" Koshiciusko told the truth.

"But his cruelty and ambition can destroy everything!" the king warned in a low voice.

"There will be rebirth after destruction, unless you think that the Grand Duchy of Warsaw under Napoleon's control is the revival of Poland!" The Count shook his head gently, and then said firmly in a tone: "The problems that Poland has to face at present are not only Napoleon's rough interference, but also the greed of the three powerful neighbors to the national territory; our internal affairs are even more complicated, with many political and religious sects, no subordinates of the army, serfs have not been liberated, the great nobles still take advantage of their plunder, and ordinary people lack national beliefs.

In this harsh environment, a powerful man must change it. The measures taken are not important, what matters is the final result. So, before entering your palace, I have made the final decision: accept the command of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Poland, obey all his orders, and hand over the dominance of the Polish Republican Association, and all the power to develop in the Grand Duchy of Warsaw!"

Koshiciuschko's final decision made August I unable to resist. King Saxony, who could only accept this reality, could only suppress the uneasiness and anger in his heart, thinking about how he would explain all this to his daughter.

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"Haha, our old general still surrendered!" After receiving the letter of Koshiciško surrender, Desai seemed very happy, and he knew that his adventure plan had been successful.

The next thing was that the duke promoted his intelligence officer, Adam Korol, to the first-level military rank, and was about to be sent to Koshiciusko as a contact person.

"Why?" Captain Koror was not happy after being promoted, because he was confused about the Duke's arrangement.

Faced with the intelligence officer's doubts, Desai smiled but said nothing. He turned around and took out a document from the drawer of the table and handed it to Koror. The latter only saw the beginning of the document and understood everything.

At this moment, the Duke of Desay's deep voice began to ring in the study.

"Since last September, when you became my full-time intelligence officer, I have a question in my mind, why when I see you, I feel like a familiar brother to you. Although you are cold and not good at speaking, I can always feel that loyalty and trust, just like the Polish king Jane Sobesky believed in his guardian knight.

You should be clear that half a year ago, Dr. Kava had conducted a detailed physical examination for all officers. Afterwards, the Irish doctor reported some doubts to me. One of them was that Marquis Waldevsky's liver disease was inherited from the family, and all male members would inevitably be infected, except Captain, you are an exception. Therefore, you are not the nephew of Marquis Waldevsky.

Who are you? At first I didn't think this mattered. Because I believed in Marquis Waldevsky, and naturally trusted the talents he recommended. Until last time, after talking to Count Koshiciusko, I suddenly recalled my childhood grandfather, Duke Lubomilsky, who had already passed away, at my bedside, and softly told the stories of every Polish king and his guardian knight.

It should be when I was 5 years old. I secretly ran into my grandfather's secret room and successfully hid behind the curtains. I saw five adult men carrying their children, who should be about the same age as me, and they were also five. Everyone held an ancient Bible in their hands and sweared to my grandfather. I can't remember the specific content, but I vaguely remember your face, one of the five children."

When talking about this, Desai waved his hand and stopped Captain Koror's self-deprecation. The Duke continued, "Everyone has a secret in his heart, and you and I are no exception, so you don't have to feel guilty or depressed about it. According to my grandfather's original words, the guardian knight will reveal his true identity and final mission only after the monarch ascends the throne.

Therefore, I allow you to continue to keep the secrets in your heart. After all, I have not been officially crowned in the Cathedral of St. John, Warsaw, and you are not the true guardian knight of the Polish king."

"Yes, Lord Duke!" Captain Koror nodded heavily, no longer resisting Desay's appointment in his heart.

Convincing his loyal subordinates, Desai put the topic on the purpose of the captain's trip.

"General Koshiciusko once said that internal problems in Poland are greater than external threats, and I agree very much with his point of view. However, in terms of the core contradictions in internal problems, I do not agree with his point of view. The old general insisted that the factional dispute between the Jacobins, the Legionists and the nobles in Poland should be settled, so that all Poles can be united under the same banner; but I do not agree with this, because this is simply an unrealistic utopia..."

No one knows the future historical trend of Poland better than the time traveler. Since the establishment of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw and its final demise, the Jacobins, Legionists and nobles in the country have not been united. On the contrary, the above three factions have undermined each other in domestic government affairs, territorial economy, diplomacy and military, and the conflicts between them have become increasingly fierce, and even reached the point of private duels and assassin assassination. It seriously hindered the development of Poland's own strength and could only exist with the help of Napoleon's power.

When Napoleon failed to expedition to Russia in 1812, the eastern defense line was already shaking. The left-wing Jacobin faction, mainly represented by General Zarongchev and General Vibitsky, was resentful because his strength was severely weakened in the domestic factional struggle. He ignored the justice of the country and the nation and took the lead in surrendering to his mortal enemy, the Tsar, and became the leader-party.

After the Battle of Leipzig in 1813, General Dongblowsky, the leader of the Polish legion, also announced in Dresden that he would strictly maintain war neutrality and ordered all Polish soldiers and officers to remove their armor and return to their fields, and no longer be enemies with the anti-French alliance. Subsequently, Dongblowsky accepted the appointment of Tsar Alexander I as the Polish king to his cavalry general.

The only Polish armed forces who resisted to the end and refused to surrender were hostile to Andrew Desay, the Warsaw prince, Prince Poniatovsky, and the Polish aristocratic class he represented.

The most ironic thing is that the heroic resistance of these nobles is by no means fighting for the country and nation of Poland, but they want to ensure privileges and freedom, especially defending the consistent dominance of the nobles over the serfs. That is, the monarchs of Russia, Prussia and Austria signed a joint statement promising to implement measures to liberate serfs and restore free people in the Polish territory they divided.

After the Vienna Peace Treaty in 1815, Prussia and Austria took the lead in completing this social reform, while the Russian conservative nobles firmly opposed this, fearing that their Russian serfs would also be liberated. The Russian serf owners even secretly united with the great nobles in Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine and other places, forcing Alexander I to voluntarily abdicate, including later forcing Nicholas I to death and assassinating Alexander II who carried out a series of social reforms (releases of serfs).

Therefore, in the eyes of time travelers, these three factions of forces in Poland are only armed and separatist warlords, which can be used occasionally, but cannot be united and relied on. Desai wants to take root in Poland and grasp the ultimate voice of the country. The above-mentioned warlords are the ultimate targets of the revolution, especially the serf-owners and nobles who occupy nearly 60% of the population in Poland.

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Desai continued to quote his own topic and gave Captain Koror a secret mission, "Your mission is to use the Military Intelligence Bureau to assist General Koshiciusko in secretly organizing and carrying out the serf liberation movement in Poland. Because this is the most critical core of solving internal problems in Poland.

There are a few points in the mission that you must always keep in mind:

First, your identity is my sanctioned envoy. In addition to helping General Koshiciusko handle various affairs and responsible for the relationship between the Grand Duchy of Warsaw and Catalonia, the intelligence organizations deployed by the Military Intelligence Bureau in Russia, Poland, Prussia and other places will be directly responsible for you. In Warsaw, you will receive a strong operation team and have absolute freedom of movement.

Second, the movement to liberate serfs must be dominated by you and General Koshiciusko, but all open affairs on the surface must be incited to carry out the radical Jacobins, thereby provoking the conflict between the Jacobins and the great nobles, and not exposing my own position on the issue of the release of serfs;

Third, ensure the absolute safety of General Koshiciusko and his family, and of course you personally. I know that in Poland, many people do not like me as the crown prince of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, so they will vent their resentment on the earl;

Fourth, investigate, win over, recruit and instigate middle and lower-level officers in various Polish armies. As for senior commanders and politicians, Koshiciusko is temporarily responsible;

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Chapter completed!