Struggle in Russia

Li Xiao's impression on Dmitri was that he was at least well-educated and sensible. He was rarely seen lecturing or scolding anyone.

But this time he suddenly got angry at Ogelinin, and Dmitri immediately realized that there might be a problem between the two people.

He did not stupidly ask what was going on, but instead gave Ojelinen a lesson without explanation: "Major General, pay attention to the attitude of your words. You are talking to the Grand Duke of the Empire. Please show the courtesy you should have." ! If you can’t find your manners, I can only ask you to leave immediately!”

Ojelinen was dumbfounded. He felt that he had accomplished a "unparalleled feat" by just retaking Kozelets. What's wrong with a hero like him attacking a "bastard grand duke"? Can't you Dmitry do it? Know the situation!

To take a step back, everyone is from the military. Isn’t it natural to deal with the dog agents in the third part?

He looked at Dmitri in disbelief, his face was full of grievances, and he just shed a few tears of grievance to accuse Dmitri of injustice.

Of course, even if he really sheds tears, Dmitri will not look down on him, but will look down on him even more! Why are grown men shedding tears? You damn sissy! Roll rough!

Sure enough, Dmitri taught him a lesson again: "Major General, do you need me to repeat it again? Apologize to the Grand Duke immediately, or get out of my headquarters!"

This time the tone was clearer and the attitude was more "bad", which caused tons of damage to Ojelinen's little heart. As a true man and an unyielding Cossack, he lowered his noble head and chose to apologize without hesitation.

What? Do you think he is too unmanly?

How can a man only have food to eat?

He is not stupid. Who is Dmitri? He is a favorite of Alexander II. As long as there are no flaws in his mind, he knows that there is no need to worry about the future of following Dmitri.

When Dmitry was rectifying the discipline of the army, he dealt with so many people who were related to him. You see, Alexander II took care of them without saying a word. This shows that trying to avoid him is a dead end!

Although Ojelinen is a bit reckless, he is definitely not stupid, and he is still clear about official matters. If he insists, then the subsequent counter-insurgency operations will have nothing to do with him, and even the extraordinary achievements he made before will be worthless due to Dmitri's suppression.

He would be driven back to St. Petersburg in despair, and then grow moldy in a cold yamen with no future until he was completely forgotten. Even if Dmitri was a little evil, he might be sent to a military court and convicted, and then his future would be ruined and he would live a miserable life.

Let’s not talk about whether these predictions are reasonable, but one thing is true. As long as he dares to be tough, Dmitri will never use him again. No one likes to be tough, so he will most likely be on the bench. drop.

Face is not important compared to the future. Anyway, Ojelinen changed from a real man to a little man in minutes. That is called honesty!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would just go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to reach Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would just go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to reach Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would just go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to reach Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would just go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to reach Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to contact Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to contact Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would just go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to reach Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!

After dealing with him, Dmitri returned to the topic and continued to discuss strategic issues. The advice given by Li Xiao moved him very much. If everything goes well, they can indeed achieve all their goals, but the prerequisite for this is to be able to contact Kornilov.

Without Kornilov's cooperation, none of this would have been possible. But the problem is that it is not that easy to contact Kornilov. There are several hundred kilometers from Sevastopol to Priluki. The road is full of rebels, and there is almost no possibility of direct contact with Kornilov.

Dmitry also thought about taking a detour. If that didn't work, he would go around Belarus, Poland, and Austria. This would indeed allow him to contact Sevastopol, but it would take too long.

Judging from the previous news, Kornilov is likely to have moved north. What's the use of making a long circle to contact Sevastopol?

"I think you are overcomplicating the problem," Li Xiao smiled. "It is indeed possible that General Kornilov has gone north, so it doesn't make much sense to go around from abroad, but we can completely stop him in Dnepropetrov Wait for him in Sk, as long as he goes north along the Dnieper River, he will settle there no matter what, even if he doesn’t want to settle, the defenders of Dnipropetrovsk will find him!”

Dmitri suddenly slapped his forehead. Didn't he overcomplicate the problem? Dnipropetrovsk is indeed the place Kornilov must pass through. As one of the few big cities that has not been touched by the rebels, Kornilov must stop at this important stronghold. Even if he doesn't want to stop, the defenders will find him.

It's just that it's not easy to get from Nizhin to Dnepropetrovsk. All the cities along the way, including Poltava, fell into the hands of the rebels. It's almost impossible to pass by.

In this regard, Li Xiao's solution was to find a solution with Butning. He said: "Let Butning contact his acquaintances and ask them to be more liberal. I believe it can still be done!"

Dmitri was dumbfounded. This method was really a little weird. Butinin had surrendered and was considered an enemy in the eyes of the rebels. How could they give him face?

"You don't have to give face, but you can't have multiple friends and multiple paths. Just ask Butinin to write letters to the rebel leaders he is familiar with to persuade them to surrender. I believe that even if those people don't surrender, they won't embarrass these messengers!"

Dmitry opened up a new world. For the first time, he discovered that there were so many benefits to absorbing these surrendered rebels. In a relationship with these people, some difficult things suddenly become easier.

Still he doubted it would work but he was willing to give it a try. Soon Butning received this task, which he readily accepted because Li Xiao promised to give him a credit for every time he persuaded a rebel army to surrender. Who would think that the credit was too little?

He wrote letters all afternoon. It is said that he wrote more than thirty letters. I am afraid that he wrote to all the famous rebel leaders in the surrounding areas. If so many people really surrendered, they would be considered saints at least. Andre Hoon.

Of course, this is impossible. If the rebels were so easy to persuade to surrender, the rebellion in Ukraine would not become the current scale. To put it mildly, it was a huge blessing that he could persuade one or two of them to surrender.

Fortunately, Li Xiao had no hope in this. As long as Butinin's people could help the messenger reach Dnepropetrovsk safely, it would be a great achievement.

The next step was really to wait, but Dmitry and Li Xiao did not wait blindly. While hoarding supplies and reorganizing the surrendering army, they also sent a large number of light cavalry around to try to find out the true identity of the surrounding rebels. This situation can be regarded as a good start for the next stage of the battle!