Struggle in Russia

If someone else dared to talk to him like that, Shuvanov would 100% lose his temper, but he could only bear with Porfiry Shuvanov. It's very simple, this fat man is not under his command and jurisdiction, Aldorf just let this fat man temporarily assist him.

"How much do you know about the high-level dynamics of the puppet regime?" Shuvanov calmed down and asked the first question.

Porfiry replied calmly with a blank face: "I know most of their dynamics, but it sounds like it will take time to figure out the details!"

Shuvanov nodded, and asked again: "After the assassination of Sir Thomas Edwards, what did the puppet regime think?"

Porfiry replied without raising his eyelids: "I don't have any opinion, I just want to quell the anger of the British as soon as possible, and I just want to calm things down as soon as possible."

Shuvanov couldn't help being full of criticisms in his heart, and he was really speechless about the Wallachian Provisional Republic. What are you Wallachians jumping up and down to rebel for? It's just to drive us away from the Russians and make them slaves to the British. This licking dog has no lower limit!

However, Shuvanov was not particularly concerned about these things. He then asked, "What is the attitude of the British?"

Porfiry finally raised his eyelids, but his voice was still so stern: "About the assassination?"

Shuvanov was speechless for a while again, thinking: [Isn't the assassination case right for you? We are not talking about this matter! 】

He could only answer patiently: "Yes!"

Porfiry immediately replied without any hesitation: "The British think that the case may have been done by France, Austria, or even Wallachia!"

Shuvanov felt cold, and asked in disbelief: "They didn't suspect that we did it?"

Porfiry replied calmly, "No!"

Shuvanov is going crazy, can you be so direct and sure? Are the British people stupid? We obviously did this case, so why don't we doubt it at all!

Porfiry's answer is: "Because of all the circumstances, the British think that the murderer is not us and it is more beneficial to them!"

This is really true. Doesn’t Kojon have such a mentality? For Kojon, the cabinet and the prime minister will not allow him to engage in Russia, nor can he engage in France and Austria. Persimmons! otherwise what to do

Let him take the blame?

But this answer is extremely unfriendly to Shuvanov. The task he took over from the nobleman was to kill Alexei, so naturally he hoped that the assassination case would really be exposed. As a result, the British were furious, and they must ask Russia for an explanation. At that time Alexei would naturally be responsible, and then he would be finished.

But the problem is that now the British don't want to pursue it, and they are only looking for trouble in Wallachia. No matter what he does, he can't go to Ke Hong and tell him: "The case was done by us in Russia, and there is a wrong and a debtor. You can settle the score!"

In that case, although Alexei would be unlucky, but he, a rebellious boy, would not be able to please him. The furious Nicholas I would definitely tear him apart.

Even Shuvanov didn't dare to tell Porfiry why he came here, because he took this task from a nobleman, and Porfiry was just asking for a favor from the Duke of Aldorf. Friendly and helpful.

For Porfiry, he doesn't need to buy the account of the nobles behind Shuvanov, he only needs to be responsible to the Duke of Ordorf, and the Duke of Ordorf doesn't know what Shuvanov really wants to do , thinking that he is the person that nobleman is optimistic about, and he is just going to support one or two.

That is to say, once Shuvanov reveals his true purpose, Porfiry will definitely give him a backstab immediately, and he will definitely not allow him to spoil the Duke of Ordorf. In other words, Shuvanov can only come in secret, and cannot make troubles with open swords and guns.

This undoubtedly increased the difficulty again!

After thinking about it, Shuvanov asked again: "Do you know the details of that operation?"

Porfi replied blankly: "I don't know much about it, but the general situation can be deduced from the reactions of various aspects afterwards. It should be said that the earl was too unlucky, but he had There are too few people available... If the higher-ups can send all our people from Bucharest to him, the situation will be completely different, we are not those Wallachia waste!"

Shuvanov was speechless when he heard that. It sounds like you are quite sorry. It seems that you are very sorry for the failure of Earl Speranski's operation. If it weren't for someone who knew you were the Duke of Ordorf, I would definitely not Talk to you about this.

Porfiry was indeed very sorry. In his opinion, the situation in Wallachia would become what it is now. The strife between various departments in the country is the biggest problem. At the beginning, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs looked down on their third department and turned a deaf ear to their warnings and suggestions. As a result, the rebels succeeded in sneak attacking.

After that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs tried its best to prevent the Third Ministry and the Ministry of War from directly intervening in the incident, which resulted in missing the golden comeback incident, and finally could only watch Viscount Beolki become an international joke.

Then, the third department and the Ministry of the Army completely turned against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and simply sat on the sidelines and watched the jokes, allowing the situation to intensify, and almost finished with Moldavia.

Then the power of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Wallachia was wiped out. At this time, the third part began to enter the arena, and then the internal bosses began to fight openly and secretly again, all wanting to take credit for quelling the rebellion.

As a result, no one will be able to get a good result from snatching and snatching, and only Count Speranski, who has the weakest background in the third part, "picked up a bargain". Of course, this cheap price is not so easy to pick up, because none of the bosses in the third part will watch him take credit, and naturally they will not give any help.

Otherwise, you really think that the third part is nothing, and Wallachia is so big that even a few three-legged cats can't survive, so Count Speranski can only fight alone!

Anyway, Porfiry sneered at these internal strife, thinking that it was these internal strife that weakened his own combat effectiveness and made the enemy bigger and bigger step by step. It's just that others speak lightly and don't count, and as a member of the Duke of Aldorf, he also has to serve the interests of the Duke.

For the Duke of Aldorf, it is also very good to let the heads of the various departments below fight each other to check and balance, so that you can consume yourself so as not to stab him, so he can only watch the monkey show with a cold eye.