Dmitri had just arrived in Nizhin when he received the news about Long-Legged Sergei. As soon as he entered the city, he became surprisingly angry.
The reason is naturally that Igorevich was indifferent and the whole city was ruined by him. There were corpses everywhere and most of the houses were burned down. It looked more terrifying than hell.
Dmitry has never seen such a miserable scene since he entered Ukraine. Although the previous cities including Chernihiv were also plundered by the rebels, they were still killing indiscriminately, and even more
No fire burned the city to the ground.
To do what Igorevich did is simply outrageous to both humans and gods!
After witnessing Nizhin's tragic situation, what Dmitri wanted to do most was to catch Igorevich and cut him into eight pieces. Otherwise, it would be really uncomfortable to hold this breath in his heart!
It's just that he didn't have very high hopes at the beginning. After all, the long-legged Sergei's strength is limited and he may not be reliable. It may be difficult for him to eliminate Igorevich.
But who would have thought that Cheng Yaojin would appear on the way. Butin suddenly intercepted Igorevich and cooperated with the long-legged Sergey to surround him on the north bank of the Ostel River. He even excluded the special envoy from the front.
Come to negotiate, no matter how you look at it, this is good news!
Dmitri made a quick decision and immediately rode to Sergei the Long-Legs' camp to meet Atrav in person.
"What do you want?"
After the negotiation started, Dmitri didn't waste any time. He opened the window and spoke frankly. This surprised Atraf. After all, Butinin had told him before coming here to pay more attention when talking to the nobles. These people are best at talking to the nobles.
Simple things become complicated, and everything becomes confusing.
But Dmitri was not that way at all, which saved him a lot of effort.
He immediately replied: "Dear Earl, the reason why Mr. Butining participated in the uprising was purely out of necessity. After the uprising, Mr. Butinin has always restrained his subordinates and not looted wantonly. Moreover, he has always been eager to serve the country.
So can you..."
Before he could finish speaking, Dmitri directly waved his hand and said: "I'm not interested in what you have done in the past. As long as you are willing to change your ways and cooperate with me to fight other rebels, I can pardon your crimes, and based on your
The performance in counterinsurgency will be rewarded!"
As he spoke, he pointed to the long-legged Sergey sitting next to him: "Lieutenant Colonel Sergey also participated in the rebellion like you, but he made great contributions in the battle to liberate Chernihiv and was awarded the medal and Lieutenant Colonel.
Military rank, he is your role model!"
Atlaf suddenly realized why he always felt that the long-legged Sergey made him feel so strange. His feelings were originally his own!
And for this one of our own to be able to do so well, doesn't that mean that Mr. Guan is still reliable? Looking at it this way, surrendering is indeed the best choice!
He immediately replied: "We are willing to serve the crime and cooperate with you to destroy the Igorevich gang. I will go back and inform Mr. Butin. Do you think how to complete the surrender procedures next?"
Who knew that Dmitri waved his hand and said boldly: "Not only to cooperate with us in annihilating the Igorevich gang, but also to annihilate rebels in other places and help me restore order in Ukraine... As for the procedures, there is no
If that's troublesome, you can bring my autographed letter to Butin. As long as he is willing to surrender, I will also award him a medal. With his ability, he can at least be awarded the rank of lieutenant colonel... and the most important thing now is to cooperate with us.
Destroy Igorevich!"
Atrav was overjoyed by Dmitry's nice words. He was actually uneasy about this trip. After all, it was hard to say whether the Russian army would really accept the surrender. What if this was a plot they were playing to trick them into being fooled?
So before he came, he prepared for the worst, thinking that he would probably get beaten up by a meat bun. Even if he didn't give away his life for free, he probably wouldn't be easy to talk to, and he would definitely try every means to squeeze the conditions.
But Dmitri completely overturned his inherent impression. He didn't bring any tricks to the table, but he was very practical and his attitude was not vague at all. As long as they were willing to surrender and cooperate with the authorities, anything could be said!
To be honest, this made him feel greatly relieved. If he could really be exonerated and awarded a medal, he would definitely be better off than before the uprising broke out.
Before the uprising broke out, his brother-in-law Butning was just a small police chief. To put it bluntly, he was the mayor's dog. He had no status at all. At most, his life was slightly better than that of ordinary people.
As for after the uprising broke out, although their family suddenly became a prince, such a life of constant fear and uncertainty is really heartbreaking!
Even if we can respond to everything at once, even if we eat and drink a hundred times better than before the uprising, the psychological pressure is so great!
Now that I can finally let go of the big stone in my heart, I feel relieved.
Butnin felt similar to Atraf, because he was under greater pressure than Atraf. As a big boss, if the uprising failed, he would definitely be hanged, and even the whole family would have to sacrifice to heaven together.
Now that he has finally made his move, why are you still hesitating? Anyway, I had a grudge with Igorevich before, so now I just want to kill this guy and turn him into a prostitute to find a way out!
So with a big wave of his hand, the men and horses under his command immediately fought with Igorevich as if they were beaten to death. How cruel!
Otherwise, there is an unforgettable hatred between colleagues!
Igorevich, who was blocked, suddenly became depressed. Damn, did you Butinin take some gunpowder? Beat me harder than a black dog. I just caused your wife to have a miscarriage before.
I'm cuckolding you. Besides, you have several sons, so why are you so petty?
He also wanted to have a good talk with Butinin, hoping to spend a small amount of money to make Butinin put aside his past hatred and show his favor. However, the envoy he sent was directly killed by Butinin in public, and Butinin also
He said harsh words:
"Whoever catches Igorevich will be given five thousand rubles if he is dead and ten thousand rubles if he is alive!"
In short, he is trying to get him to death, and he will kill anyone who dares to do nothing!
There are two reasons why Butnin is so powerful. First, he has to leave a good impression on Dmitri and let him know how useful and obedient he is. As long as he is currying favor with Dmitri, he doesn’t have to worry about his future.
Problem?
Secondly, Dmitri sent him several precious gifts, one was a pardon for himself and his subordinates, and the other was a letter of appointment appointing him as an infantry lieutenant colonel. In addition, Dmitri
Li also told him that he had sent a letter asking for merit to him to St. Petersburg, and believed that he would soon be awarded the title of nobility...