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When Major Alyosha saw Nikolayevich came back, he hurriedly stood at attention and asked, "Commander, do you have any orders?"

Nikolayevich pointed to Alyosha and said: "I think you feel sorry for the princess, don't you?"

Major Alyosha broke out in a cold sweat when he heard this, thinking that if Commander Nikolaevich charged me with sympathizing with the Tsar, I would die!Major Alyosha said hastily: "Report Commander, I have a younger sister who is about the same age as Princess Ililovna. I like my sister very much and I am willing to protect her with all my might. When I saw Princess Ililovna, I remembered my little sister."

Nikolaevich squinted his eyes and nodded, pointed out the door with his hand, and said, "You go back first, you don't need to be on duty today, and Major Coriff will come instead."

Major Alyosha nodded in agreement, and according to Nikolayevich's request, he brought Major Kryv over, and went back to the barracks by himself, Nikolayevich looked at the newly recruited Major Kryv and thought to himself The father of Major Corif turned out to be a courtier of the Tsar. Because he offended the Tsar, he was beaten to death with a cane by the Tsar. Therefore, Major Coriff hated the Tsar to the bone. Major Coriff looked at Princess Ililovna. No problem.

Nikolayevich looked at Major Coriv and asked, "Are there any maids or servants of the princess in the palace?"

Major Cliff nodded and said, "They're all in another room."

Nikolayevich said sharply: "What if they help the princess escape? Drive them all away. Only Princess Ililovna will be left in this palace. Do you understand?"

Major Cliff replied loudly, "Understood!"

Nikolaevich continued: "I am worried that Princess Ililovna will commit suicide, so you have to send someone to watch Princess Ililovna closely, understand?"

Major Cliff answered loudly, "Yes! I understand!"

Nikolaevich nodded and left contentedly. Only Princess Ililovna was left in the hall. Major Coriv walked up to Princess Ililovna and said with a sneer, "Your Highness, Please rest, there will be a public trial tomorrow?"

Princess Ililovna didn't understand Nikolaevich's words about "public trial" and "death row" just now, but now she heard Major Coriv say it again, and couldn't help asking: "Public trial? Will I be put on trial?"

Coriff sneered: "Of course, Your Royal Highness, you never thought that you would become a prisoner, did you?"

When Princess Ililovna thought that she was going to be judged in front of everyone, she was frightened out of her wits and begged, "Please let me meet Commander Nikolaevich, he belongs to my father..."

"Shut up!" Major Corif suddenly roared angrily, scaring Princess Ililovna into swallowing all the words that followed. Major Corriv sneered: "The damned Tsar is finished! How dare you call him that?" Father?"

Princess Ililovna lowered her head, trembling, not daring to speak anymore, Major Coriv pointed upstairs with his hand, and yelled, "Go upstairs to sleep!"

Major Coriv's angry appearance was more terrifying than that of Nikolaevich. Princess Ililovna stood up obediently and walked upstairs to the bedroom, but just as she went up the stairs, she found that Major Coriv was following behind. Behind her, it seemed that she was going to sleep in the bedroom with her.

Princess Ililovna trembled with fright and said tremblingly, "You...what are you going to do?"

Major Cliff said with a cold face: "I want to watch you, lest you commit suicide!"

Princess Ililovna felt ashamed, and whispered: "No... no, how can you watch me sleep in my room..."

Major Corriv stared at him and said with a sneer, "So what if I watch you sleep? Aren't you just worried that I'll sleep with you? Don't think too highly of yourself. I'd rather sleep with a prostitute for fifty rubles a night." will sleep with you!"

A dignified princess is not as good as a prostitute!Princess Ililovna's heart was full of indescribable misery. In fact, Major Corif was deliberately humiliating Princess Ililovna. He actually wanted to put Princess Ililovna to sleep, but Niko Lajevic has a death order, and no one is allowed to touch Princess Ililovna.

Princess Ililovna didn't dare to say more, so she had to go back to her bedroom. The princess' bedroom was naturally extremely luxurious, and the floor was covered with a carpet made of Chinese brocade. It can weave ten centimeters, and the bed is covered with mink quilts. The raw materials are from North America, and they are more valuable than gold of the same weight.

Major Coriff sat on the big sofa as soon as he entered the door, staring at the bed. Princess Ililovna had no choice but to go to bed, and she didn't dare to take off her clothes. Of course, Major Coriff would not let this ridicule humiliate her. Looking at this opportunity, he smiled and said, "Does Her Royal Highness never take off her clothes when she sleeps? Or do men have to take off her clothes every night?"

Princess Ililovna could only endure the humiliation silently, got into the quilt, covered her head with the quilt, and then closed her eyes. After an unknown time, she felt the quilt being pulled away. , a man with black hair and black eyes stood in front of him, upon closer inspection, that man turned out to be Lin Yuan!

Princess Ililovna said in surprise: "Mr. Lin Yuan, why are you here?"

Lin Yuan gave a "shh", and said in a low voice, "Don't talk, I'm here to save you."

Princess Yililovna nodded and did not ask any further questions. After getting up, she followed Lin Yuan and walked outside. When she came outside, she saw Shen Wanqing, Lin Xuezhi and Guan'er all looking at her outside, and the outside had turned into Beijing. ...

At this moment, Princess Ililovna heard a sound of "bang bang bang" coming from her ears. She opened her eyes and saw that Major Coriv was beating the bedside table hard with a stick. Lin Yuan's rescue just now was just a dream...

At this time, I only heard Major Cliff angrily scold: "Get up quickly, and go to the public trial!"

Princess Ililovna turned her head and looked out the window, only to see that it was pitch black outside, and then looked at the wall clock. It was only four o'clock in the morning, and Princess Ililovna asked: "Is this too early? There is no one outside .”

At this time Nikolaevich came in from the outside and said with a loud smile, "Is it still early? It's not early! Let's start preparing."

Princess Ililovna was puzzled and thought, "Do you still need to prepare for the public trial?"

At this moment Nikolayevich turned around and said: "Bring everyone in!"

Princess Ililovna was even more surprised. She looked at the door and saw a group of people coming in from outside the house. When Ililovna saw the faces of these people clearly, she couldn't help being surprised.