Struggle in Russia

Jan Constantine was in a good mood. After the Revolutionary Committee passed the food-for-weapons plan, a big stone in his heart fell to the ground. Now as long as the grain in the warehouse is shipped out, it means that the last oil and water in Wallachia will also be drained. Even if the Russians come back, he will not have much regret.

After all, everything that can be sold in this country has been sold out, and the only thing the Russians can get when they come is dozens of millions of mouths waiting to be fed. It means that they dumped all the mud legs of Wallachia to Russia, which can be regarded as a trap for Russia.

In this way, they are not considered failures. And with the wealth that has been realized, even if they go into exile, it is not impossible for them to make a comeback. Thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, who dares to say that Yang Constantine will never come back?

Thinking of this, Jan Constantine heaved a sigh of relief. Now he no longer needs to think about the mess of Wallachia. He only needs to think about how to open up joints when he was in exile in France, and how to develop and expand his reputation and momentum. .

"Mikhail Kogalniceanu led a group of people jumping up and down, but he has been very active recently!"

So when Rossetti suddenly mentioned Kogalnicianu, Jan Constantine didn't react at all, and it took him a long time to remember who this person was.

"The Moldavian?"

Rossetti replied disgustedly: "Yes, recently he asked George Magalu to make trouble in the Revolutionary Committee, very annoying!"

Jan Constantine raised his head, thought for a while and replied, "What are they making a fuss about?"

Rossetti curled his lips and replied: "What else is there to make trouble about? It's not about the distribution of weapons and ammunition. They demanded to arm the militias in Bucharest first, and demanded that the militias be given priority in providing weapons and ammunition! Isn't this making trouble!"

Jan Constantine was taken aback for a moment, and then laughed out loud. Rossetti was confused and didn't understand why his boss found out. Because in his opinion, this matter is very serious, Kogalnicianu is seriously provoking and blatantly trying to take advantage!

Jan Constantine waved his hand and laughed louder and louder, which puzzled Rossetti because he didn't know what was so funny about it.

Of course Jan Constantine wanted to laugh, because he felt that Kogalnicianu and others were so naive that they really thought that there would be weapons and ammunition, and they were even thinking about this batch of weapons and ammunition. Don’t you think this is not ridiculous? !

"Let them make trouble!" Jan Constantine waved his hands indifferently, and then seemed to remember something, and specifically warned: "Don't conflict with them,

You can even express your support for their proposal on my behalf! "

"What!"

Rossetti was stunned, he was really confused, he didn't understand why Jan Constantine was so confused, how could he support those guys, isn't this digging his own grave?

"Listen to me," Jan Constantine said earnestly, "Support them to fight boldly, tell them that we also support more armed militias, and let these militias play their biggest role in defending Bucharest and Wallachia It's up to them! Let the whole country know our generosity and dedication!"

Rossetti's forehead was full of door numbers, and he almost stretched out his hands to pinch Jan Constantine's face. He deeply suspected that Jan Constantine in front of him was a fake.

Jan Constantine pushed his hand away and explained: "I'm not crazy, and I didn't take the wrong medicine. You just do what I say, don't worry, we have no loss in safekeeping! Why? It's very simple, because there is no There will be no weapons and ammunition!"

Rossetti was dumbfounded. Although Jan Constantine explained to him before that the core idea of ​​this plan is to realize the grain, that is, to sell the grain to the Russians, and then share part of the cash with them privately, and use the other part to buy arms. , but did not tell him that these munitions would not actually be shipped back to Wallachia.

So Rossetti thought that there would be ammunition coming back, but now that he heard that there would be no ammunition at all, his mind was naturally a little confused.

Jan Constantine educated with hatred for iron and steel: "You are stupid! If you really bought the arms back, what's the point of us taking the arsenal by force? Isn't that taking advantage of our enemies!"

"So there will be no arms brought back. When the Russians kill them and the provisional government collapses, the arms will naturally fall into the hands of Mr. Diomede. When the provisional government is gone, the arms will naturally be divided between him and us. Now, if you sell these munitions, you can make another profit! So now just let those idiots make trouble, no matter how good the distribution plan is, what's the point if there is nothing to divide?"

Now Rossetti really understood, and he finally realized why Jan Constantine refused to agree to propose this food-for-arms plan. If he proposed this plan on his own initiative, he will naturally have to bear the blame in the end, and his reputation will be rotten by then.

Then Rossetti was lucky again, fortunately he did not agree, originally he was just worried that selling the grain to Russia would expose his reputation, but he never thought that the worst part of this plan was yet to come. Fortunately, fortunately, I didn't listen to Jan Constantine's persuasion...

Rossetti looked grateful. Constantine saw it for real, and naturally knew what the other party was thinking. But he didn't care too much, because he didn't intend to cheat the other party, but he didn't have a better candidate at the time.

Besides, even if Rossetti's reputation is bad, as long as his big brother is still there, he will be cleared one day. Conversely, if he, Jan Constantine, falls, what can Rossetti do at his level?

Therefore, sacrificing Rossetti to save his Jan Constantine was an inevitable choice. There is no doubt about it. If this happens again next time, he will still choose to sacrifice Rossetti!

Of course, it's good that Jan Constantine knows these things in his heart, and he doesn't need to be so straightforward. Anyway, this time Li Xiao also solved their troubles, and everyone is happy.

"It's fine for you to know it yourself. Don't spread these words. If those guys with ulterior motives find out the real situation, the food-for-arms plan will be unprofitable! This is not only our loss, but it will also greatly damage Dior. For the interests of Mr. Dmitry and other foreign friends, you should know what the consequences will be!"

After warning Rossetti, Jan Constantine warned again: "You know the actual situation, so the next thing we have to do is to go along with the proposal of Kogalnicianu and others, and do a good job. Wave prestige, this is also good for us in the future..."