Struggle in Russia

George Stribe can naturally see that something is wrong, but does it matter?

For him, since Barbu's serious injury is already a fait accompli, it's pointless to dwell on it. It's better to do something practical and meaningful—for example, settle accounts with Jan Constantine!

It was a last resort to shake hands with Jan Constantine before, who made them angry, so they had to swallow their anger. And now Barbu's serious injury gave them an excuse to fight back. Yes, the evidence is not enough to prove that Jan Constantine was instigating, but the suspicion can't escape, right?

As long as you, Jan Constantine, are suspected, then we have a reason to attack, and we must seek an explanation no matter what.

Of course, explaining what is false is really to grab a bite of fat from Jan Constantine. Only in this way can Barbu's two shots not be in vain!

And this is the biggest difference between George Stribe and Lasker, and also the biggest difference between Barb and Lasker. Politicians must remain calm at all times, and put interests first! And Lasker obviously doesn't have this awareness, so he can only be a younger brother!

The assassination of Barbu was like adding a ladle of water to a boiling oil pan, and Bucharest immediately exploded. Various forces are paying close attention to it, and they all want to know how this matter will end.

And this made Shuvanov a little happy at the beginning. He thought that his strategy had worked. If nothing else happened, the clues he left would be discovered by the Wallachians soon, and they would follow the clues to catch them. Alexei with a dazed face.

At that time, the so-called Earl Speranski will be finished, and Shuvanov will take the opportunity to soar to the sky. With Uvarov's care, it would be a piece of cake to advance to a higher level than his official position. Maybe when he returned to St. Petersburg, he would be promoted to the head of a certain department in the third part and become one of the real giants of the third part.

Then, as long as he carefully served Nicholas I for a few years and did some more dirty work, he might not have the chance to be in the third part in the future, and he might become Count Shuvanov at that time...

No!

What is a mere earl!

Maybe it's the Marquis of Shuvanov, the Duke of Shuvanov, or even the Prince of Shuvanov!

For a moment, Shuvanov was imagining, thinking that good days would come soon. But who knew that after three or five days, he couldn't wait for the good news from Alexei. Those stupid Wallachians seemed to have completely ignored the flaws he left, and instead started to fight among themselves. The wall, so noisy that it is called Huantuo.

"George Stribe accused Jan Constantine of planning the assassination of Barbu and asked the Revolutionary Committee to punish the murderer severely?"

When he heard the news, Shuvanov was in a bad mood. He thought about it, but he couldn't figure out what the problem was. Why did Jan Constantine take the blame for Alexei?

Well, although according to his rhetoric of fooling Alexei, Jan Constantine is going to take the blame, but that is false! Shuvanov also thought that Wallachia would continue to strife, but he couldn't just keep his eyes open and lose sight of such obvious flaws and clues!

At this moment, Shuvanov really wanted to raise his head to the sky and shout: [Walachian idiots, wake up, please! 】

It's a pity that the will of the Wallachians is not diverted from him. George Stribe is all about biting off a piece of meat from Jan Constantine, and he doesn't care about the rest.

On the contrary, Kuza was a little bit guilty in his heart. He knew that something was wrong. Two groups of people assassinated Barbu. What was the origin of the first wave?

If this problem is not clear, he always feels a little uneasy, thinking that this wave of unexpected visitors may have other motives or the visitors are not good.

It's just that Constantinescu didn't take it seriously, and he replied indifferently: "Maybe it's the nobles or landlords that Barbu offended before? His eating looks are also ugly in this paragraph, and he offended many people. Maybe there are ruthless people who want revenge?"

Kuza does not agree with this explanation,

Because he had observed all the actions of the previous wave of assassins, they could be regarded as well-organized and orderly on the whole, and it was absolutely impossible for the mob and three-legged cats that Constantinescu said could organize them.

Even Kuza thinks that the opponent is much more expert than his side. If the number factor is aside, the opponent is obviously stronger. Such a person can never be possessed by a few poor landlords and nobles in Wallachia!

"You mean to say that these are foreign troops?"

This answer made Constantinescu feel a bit too whimsical. Which foreign power would want to kill Barbu Katarjiu these days? British? It doesn't seem like it, because the British are biting Jan Constantine, and they don't pay much attention to Barbu.

French? Although the Frenchman had a good relationship with Jan Constantine, he didn't have the noble sentiments to help him kill Barbu, right?

Based on Constantinescu’s understanding of the French, those guys are also masters who eat people without spit out their bones. It is more likely to hand over the troubles to Jan Constantine. As for helping Jan Constantine solve the troubles, That's really overthinking!

Is that a Turk? Austrian? Russian?

Constantinescu felt that the possibility was unlikely, but Kuza fell into deep thought, and he asked after a long time: "Do you think it is possible that some foreign powers also want to stir up the water and make Wallachia change?" more confusing?"

Constantinescu was stunned, and asked in confusion, "What's the use of this?"

"For the time being, I don't know what's the use. But I always feel that these guys have malicious intentions and uneasy intentions! We must be careful, and it is best to find them in advance!"

It's just that Constantinescu is not interested in this. He thinks it is completely superfluous and unfounded. How bad could the situation in Wallachia be? At this time, the most important thing is not to make extra troubles, but to make good use of the opportunity of internal strife between the radicals and conservatives of the National Party to strengthen oneself and reap more benefits. This is the most important thing!

Constantinescu couldn't listen to it at all, so he hurriedly contacted his friends to salvage a fortune. Kuza, on the other hand, was worried. He always felt that something was wrong, and he couldn't ignore these uninvited guests who appeared suddenly. He always felt that they would do bad things!

Not to mention, Kuza's worry is very reasonable, because he is not the only one who has the same worry. Li Xiao, who has learned the details of the assassination of Barbu, also attaches great importance to these unexpected guests who appeared suddenly.

"We must not let these guys mess up the situation casually. We must find out who they are! Go and investigate immediately, and investigate to the end!"