Struggle in Russia

Kuza got serious. He justly sent a notice to the First Army and Jan Constantine, asking the other party to hand over the arsenal immediately.

This somewhat makes Jan Konstantin a little strange, because recently he has not taken care of Bucharest at all, and is focused on transferring property and arranging family members to go abroad for refuge. So he was shocked when he received the written notice from Kuza!

"What does this guy want to do? I really think that my wings are hardened and I can do whatever I want!"

Jan Constantine was angry, and subconsciously wanted to teach Kuza a lesson, letting him know that he was not hello kitty. But he, who was always cautious and meticulous, suddenly thought that Kuza could not be so reckless. Since he dared to do this, he must have something to rely on.

So he immediately ordered: "Go and investigate and find out what's going on. There's something wrong with the situation!"

Rossetti was a little displeased at first, thinking that Jan Constantine was too cautious, but after some investigation, his expression changed drastically: "Something has happened! George Stribe and Barb Katar have already run away. Yanjika's forces were also annexed by Kuza!"

"What!"

Jan Konstantin jumped up from his chair in shock. He really didn't expect these old friends to make such a mess, but what made him even more angry was Rossetti's hindsight.

"How did you receive the news? Didn't I tell you to pay special attention to their dynamics?"

Rossetti was naturally speechless, he wanted to defend himself, but he opened his mouth, especially after seeing Jan Konstantin's angry expression, he closed his mouth tactfully.

Why was Rossetti belatedly aware? The reason is very simple. One is that he was not particularly smart in this area, and it is normal to be aware of it later. If it weren't for Jan Constantine's constant support, he wouldn't be in his current position.

Secondly, the attitude of this guy is not correct. He didn't listen to Jan Constantine's warning at all, and he always looked down on Kuza and others from the bottom of his heart, even George Stribe and Barb Katarjiu.

In his opinion, this group of people is nothing but local chickens and dogs, so just pay attention to it casually, and there is no need to be too nervous.

In the end, Jan Konstantin has a lot of work to do, and he can't take care of Bucharest, which is no longer so important, and Rossetti is actually busy with his own small stall, and has been busy making money, which is not very important to Bucharest. The situation is naturally not my concern!

After Yang Konstantin vented for a while, he knew that being angry was meaningless. The situation was already like this and beating Rossetti would not help. The most important thing right now was to come up with countermeasures!

After walking back and forth for a few laps, he quickly ordered to Rossetti, "Immediately give an order to the First Army to blow up the general's arsenal!"

Rossetti was startled suddenly, looked at Jan Constantine in disbelief, and blurted out: "Are you crazy? What are you doing..."

Jan Konstantin interrupted him, and said decisively: "It must be done! Blow up the arsenal immediately. There are not many ammunition in it anyway. If you blow it up, you will be dead!"

Rossetti licked his lips, and asked cautiously: "But those stocks can still sell for a lot of money, so it's a pity to explode like this!"

"It's a pity that it's better than being caught! If Kuza or George Stribe know that we have sold the arms, can they let us go? We can't lose more because of a small profit!"

While teaching Rossetti a lesson, Jan Constantine ordered in an orderly manner: "After blowing up the arsenal, let the First Army move to the direction of Shelaru immediately, tell them to rush out at all costs, and resolutely do not allow surrender to Kuza If they want to fight, then fight with them to the end!"

This order surprised Rossetti again, and he reminded: "But Kuza is now ordering under the banner of the Revolutionary Committee, and those unruly people in the city are very supportive of him! I'm afraid..."

"What revolutionary committee!" Jan Konstantin spat,

"Kuza is just grabbing the class and seizing power. No one came to us for a meeting. The orders they issued without authorization have no effect, regardless of him!"

Speaking of Yang Constantine, he sneered: "Do you think he won't fight back when he wants George Stribe and those guys? There will be a lot of noise in the back! Although Kuza has the help of troublemakers in Bucharest to take the initiative, he came out. There are a few people in Bucharest who listen to him! Ignore him! If he is not afraid of loss, I don’t mind helping the Russians teach them a lesson first!”

I have to say that Jan Constantine sees it too clearly. It is true that Kuza can seize the opportunity to grab power and occupy a righteous name, but after all, his foundation is still too shallow. No one cares about him when he leaves Bucharest. It is simply impossible to arrest and solve George Stribe's old hooligans with paper orders.

And he can't control the areas outside Bucharest at all. In those areas, they and George Stribe's gang are the bosses, so he can't be ignored. You can even accuse and sanction him in turn, anyway, it's just talking about it. If the public says that the public is right and the wife says that the woman is reasonable, everyone will quarrel. Anyway, there is no result!

So Jan Constantine concluded that Kuza had nothing to do with them. Even if he could control Bucharest, the Russian and Turkish armies were about to approach the city. How long could Kuza be arrogant?

When the Russian army wiped out his vital forces, Kuza would have nothing. At that time, those old fritters who fled Bucharest would settle accounts with him and blame him for everything, even as long as Kuza fell There must be a dead end in their hands!

So Jan Constantine is not afraid to turn against Kuza at all. Anyway, his retreat has been arranged long ago, with the help of the French, and he has already made enough money. He can still get along well after leaving Wallachia. What is there to be afraid of?

"In addition, contact me with George Stribe and other members of the Revolutionary Committee who are wanted by Kuza, we must form a united front, we must immediately denounce and accuse Kuza's crimes, and call on the people of the whole country to oppose this thief and poisonous vegetable Warrior!"

Jan Konstantin is really insidious. What he does is to confuse the water, to make people confused about the truth, to create more troubles for Kuza, and to make him overwhelmed.

"Also, let's not return to Bucharest, go to Transylvania immediately, meet Mr. Diomede, and we'll go straight to Paris after finishing the last deal!"