Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796.

Although Solovyov has decided to eliminate the insects, the current on-site environment always gives people a sense of unreliability.

After all, according to Radovan's description, many of the Serbs present were Stojkovic's lackeys.

Even if you want to get rid of the insects, it is unlikely that you will be dragged into this kind of place, and it is still a question whether you can get out safely.

Therefore, he decided to invite Stojkovic back later and observe Dobnyak's condition, but he could not tell him the truth.

These people are most likely unreliable. As for the people on Karageorge's side, there will be many things to deal with later, especially the issue of material assistance. In addition, the Russian army has been attacking the Turks, so there is always value in talking between the two sides, and there will definitely be no major problems.

Moreover, Kutuzov would also come to the future formal negotiations, and he would still be responsible for fighting and arming the Serbs.

"Radwan, do you think it can be done?"

"I think Stojkovic will be fooled, but you are not going tonight..."

"I won't touch the child, but it's rare that Stojkovic is so kind. If I don't accept the child, will they cause trouble in the future?"

"If I give you a woman and you don't accept it, there might be some trouble. I see that some of his men seem to be dissatisfied with this guy."

"When I invite you back, I will give him some opportunities. If he doesn't appreciate it, it will be very simple."

Solovyov's confidence probably came from the revolver on his waist. When fighting at close range, he still believed in his ability to kill insects with his pistol.

After all, I've done it once before. A gun is faster than a knife, so it doesn't hurt to do it again.

"Then you must be careful, sir."

But Radovan Karadzic also wanted to complain, how come a Russian general came and liked to beat people like his boss?

And they all used pistols. Petr Jokic was shot before. If Karageorge hadn't deliberately avoided hitting the vital parts, it would have been a public execution.

For Karageorge, matters of principle and the way of dealing with defeat are still different.

As for Solovyov, he had to return to his residence here with a little tail at night.

"Mihlima, here you are, no one will whip you."

"Thank you, sir. But I know that when that man gives a woman to someone else, it's always..."

The child blushed a little. Although she had lived in this environment for several years, it could be seen that her education was pretty good.

But in this environment, I am somewhat afraid of Stojkovic's performance.

"Don't be afraid. I am a general in the Russian Tsar's court and a noble earl. I am trying to save you. You are a good child and will grow into a beautiful woman in the future. But I can't do this."

Solovyov usually treated Adela as his sister when he was with her and never thought about matters between men and women.

Now that I have met Mihrima, I have overlooked one problem: women have different attitudes due to different beliefs.

In the Ottoman Empire, where most people believed in "Desert Orthodoxy", the status of women was very low. If her father was still alive, her status as the daughter of a concubine other than the four legal wives would be awkward, neither high nor low.

During the dinner, Solovyov asked about her mother, who was still very favored in the harem of the former headless Turkish commander.

As a result, the child seemed to be somewhat educated and even knew some basic French.

This way, it won't be too awkward when two people talk.

But in Mihlima's situation, it was probably difficult for her to find relatives in the world, so she could only depend on Solovyov, otherwise her end might be very tragic.

Therefore, she was a little scared when she heard Solovyov say this.

"My Lord, I have been forwarded to you."

"Yeah, it's still pitiful."

Solovyov took her little hand and pulled her to the bed.

"You follow me first, I will teach you some skills, how about being a housekeeper in the future?"

His heart was still the same, just like how he treated Adela.

However, what he underestimated was that Mihrima just wanted to depend on him and treated him like a concubine.

Well, Russian generals and officers actually did this when they served in the Caucasus. If you kept a girl as a mistress, if it wasn't for religious reasons, you would probably have to make her your legal wife.

If Solovyov knew the situation, he would know that Yermolov, with whom he had fought side by side before and was very familiar, had a local mistress when he was governor of the Caucasus, and she gave birth to a son for him.

Then, an artillery general had no money to marry a wife
But he doesn't have the ability to search for information instantly on Baidu or anything else, and he doesn't know anything about this matter, so he can't give an example.

He could only keep the child for the time being. After all, if he didn't hold Mihrima's hand, the child would clumsily begin to undress and serve him.

It was not a big deal in 1810, but if it happened in the future, I would definitely have to go to the gendarmerie.

To some extent, it was my own fault that I saved her life, so I have to take care of it to the end.

"Mihlima, you don't have to undress, we can just lie down with our clothes on. You are still too young, this bastard Stojkovic, I won't touch a delicate bud like you yet."

Solovyov more or less obeyed Russian law, which required that nobles marry and have sex with their wives when they were generally over sixteen years old.

He didn't know that Kutuzov was doing that with a little girl in the sauna again, he just knew that he was a lecherous old man.

Fortunately, the person he brought this time was his brother-in-law. If any other general had come along, it would have been a lot of fun. I don’t know what would have been spread.

Christian had a good reason to refuse. After all, he and Yulia had just gotten married, and Stojkovic didn't force a woman on him.

"Sir, what do you want?"

"If they want to hear it, I wonder what Stojkovic is like when he has sex with women."

"He never avoids us, and sometimes he even wants us to watch him." Solovyov became smart at this time. Anyway, no one would observe what was really going on between him and the child. But if he took the woman and didn't get intimate with her, Stojkovic would definitely be suspicious.

By then, if you want to ask this person to remove the worms or perform a heart or brain "surgery", there will be no chance.

"You know how to yell at that time, right? Here's what I think. Just learn to yell a few times, in a very clumsy way, and I'll rock the bed here."

Well, this comes from Yu Zecheng’s experience. If there is someone outside listening, he still has a way to solve it.

If Stojkovic was shameless enough to ask for a verification result, Solovyov had a way. He cut his arm, and the blood in the vein seemed to coagulate, and there was no difference between it and the blood flowing out of a girl's body.

This observation of color was probably drawn during the intimate time with Katya and Madame Recamier.

In Milan, he was inexperienced and didn't pay attention to these things.

If it were a Turk, they would probably have to verify it in a bathhouse, which would be difficult for Mihrima.
Anyway, Stojkovic did send someone to listen outside, and then he heard this strange combination of sounds.

According to religious customs, "minor ablution" is washing the face and feet, and also washing the hands; "major ablution" is taking a bath.

The spies he sent out first saw Mihrima carrying a basin of hot water in, and then coming out barefoot with her feet still wet, leaving many footprints on the wooden floor, and then pouring out the foot washing water.

But the following content was obviously fabricated by Solovyov, and the spy was really fooled after hearing it. After all, he roughly heard some conversations, and even the sound of "moaning" changed.

The night finally got by, and when Solovyov saw Stojkovic the next day, the guy had already patted him on the shoulder.

He had no idea, but judging by his performance, he obviously had some confidence in himself.

"Sir, you have proved your friendship with us. I think you will be able to do great things in the future. I have long been fed up with that Karageorge. If you can trust me, I can pull out a team of 20,000 people for you."

"Then I also look forward to your recruitment of soldiers from the eastern region. Perhaps we will have a great victory. In addition, I invite you to come to my base someday so that we can meet and have a good chat."

As for Stojkovic, he also made some compliments afterwards and said in public that if it were someone else, they would probably be unhappy.

"But you are really good at training women. This clumsy little girl with a pretty face and figure was quickly tamed by you and turned into a real woman."

If he hadn't said this, Solovyov would probably still be thinking about giving up his military power over a glass of wine.

Now, the only way to kill insects is to use a hand gun.

But he couldn't show it, so he could only respond: "I will take good care of this child. My wife at home will not be jealous and will be able to accept her."

"Isn't that a good thing? I'm looking forward to your hospitality, and a Russian feast would be best."

"This is in the military camp. You probably won't get a fancy dinner, but there will be an exquisite reception."

In other words, there is no "big deal", only "small deal". At this time, it is most convenient to treat insects.

As for the time being, Solovyov came on horseback, so he carried Mihrima onto the horse and held her in his arms.

"Thank you for your hospitality. We will see you again some other day."

Then he and Christian rode away with their entourage.

As for Dobnyak, Solovyov also met the envoy he sent when he returned to his base.

"What your commander's attitude is will determine what weapons you will get in the future. If you are willing to do as I say, I will hand over all the British and French goods seized from the Turks to you, so that your commander will have the best-equipped army in Serbia. If you are unwilling to cooperate, I think the Turkish heads hanging in Montana will explain everything."

"Sir, do you mean that I should convey this message directly to our leader?"

"It can be said that after all, in Serbia, Chief Dobniak is still a capable soldier. I can promise that in the future a reorganized Serbian infantry brigade will be commanded by Chief Dobniak. But all this depends on performance."

At present, Dobnyak claims to have 3000 people, but in fact the number of hot weapons is limited. Solovyov tempted him with weapons and equipment, including providing French cannons, which was of course a condition that could not be refused.

"But we also know that you got a concubine from Stojkovic."

"I just happen to be in need of a maid to clean the room. As for my personal affairs, you don't need to worry about them."

"Yes, but the child is very obedient to you. I know what is kindness and what is violence. I will persuade my superiors not to be cruel to their subordinates in the future."

"You understand these things very well, young man."

"Yes, if the Serbian bigwigs had the charisma of Karageorge, the courage of our leader, and your wisdom, I think the Turks would soon go back to their homeland."

"Young man, what is your name?"

"You may address me as Vladimir Peric, sir. I was educated in Belgrade and know French and German, so I can converse with you fluently."

"I think I can give you a code name so that it will be easier for us to contact each other."

When Solovyov saw this face, he inevitably wanted to defend Sarajevo, but without Gis and Suri.

"What code name would you like to give me?"

"Since you know German, you can call me Walter. It doesn't seem like anything."

"But how do you want to contact me?"

"You can go back and recruit intelligence agents. I think Dobniak is just a warlord. For the final victory of the Serbian uprising, you still need Karageorge. Although he has a bad temper, he is still a man with a strong sense of justice. If he can change his temper, perhaps he can also be an outstanding figure."

"You have a point, but Dobnyak saved my life after all, and I can't betray him easily. That would be disloyal, and that's not the way to treat a benefactor."

"Yes, that's why I want you to go back and persuade him to follow Karageorge's arrangements. I will talk to Count Kutuzov about what will happen next. What Serbia needs most now is unity."

"I agree with you. If Dobniak launched a rebellion now, the consequences would be disastrous. But he is not like Stojkovic, who would abandon his son with a Turkish woman. He is a man of loyalty. As for Karageorge, he is just dissatisfied."

"That's good. You can go back now. Be sure to take this letter with you. Tomorrow night, you can come to my place for the banquet, or you can bring your entourage with you." (End of this chapter)