Struggle in Russia

Constantinescu's move can be regarded as pulling the tiger's skin as a banner or pretending to be a tiger. His idea is very simple, nothing more than fooling around at both ends. On Jan Constantine's side, he used Kuza's name to bluff and blackmail benefits, and on Kuza's side, he used Jan Constantine's name to exert pressure.

He felt that both Jan Constantine and Kuza should take this hand. After all, these two people are a bit of a stickler, which happens to be convenient for him, the middleman, to take everything from left to right.

Constantinescu admired his quick wit a little bit. He could come up with such a wonderful idea. At this moment, he was already thinking about what to gain by extorting from Jan Constantine: it was food for weapons. Should we get an extra share of the plan, or give more control over granaries in several places?

Constantinescu's dream was very good, and his saliva was almost dripping, but his brother pig's appearance angered Rossetti, who had long been displeased with him. Before Jan Constantine could speak, Rossetti pounced on it and sprayed:

"What are you talking about? What the Revolutionary Committee needs are troops who obey orders and can truly defend the country, not warlords who act on their own and don't obey orders! What Kuza is doing now has exceeded the permission of the Revolutionary Committee , It is a complete warlord style!"

"And you, as his direct leader, not only did not correct his mistakes, but even defended him plausibly. I think you are the same as him!"

Looking at the furious Rossetti, Constantinescu was at peace, because he had been at odds with this guy for not a day or two, and whenever he had a chance, this guy would pounce on him and bite him, making him annoyed Very annoying.

It's just that Konstantinescu was a little happy to see Rossetti's distraught look today. Because the more anxious Rossetti was, the more pressure Kuza put on them. And the greater the pressure, the easier it is for him to succeed!

So Constantinescu deliberately retorted in a tone of indifference and contempt: "Nonsense, all actions of Kuza are in line with the requirements of the Revolutionary Committee, and they are all under the command of the Revolutionary Committee. There is no deviance. You Calling him a warlord? The Revolutionary Committee probably won’t agree!”

"Dear Mr. Rossetti, I express my strong indignation for your groundless accusations. You must apologize to me and Mr. Cuza! Otherwise, this matter will never end!"

Rossetti's alveoli were about to explode, and he really wanted to slap Constantinescu on the face and show him why the flowers were so red!

It's just that Constantinescu is not a vegetarian either. Seeing that Rossetti's eyes were red with anxiety and ready to strike, he immediately clenched his fists with both hands, ready to strike back at any time.

Who is afraid of who fights these days! The members of the chaotic council can't just use their mouths to spray people,

It is also necessary to show fist and kick skills when necessary. If you can say it, you can say it, but you can't fight it, it's that simple and arrogant!

Watching the performance of these two live treasures, Jan Constantine felt that his anger was rising slowly, and he didn't bother to care about Constantinescu's arrogance. After all, this guy has a Kuza, and it's normal to shake. But Rossetti's pig brain really made him speechless, didn't you expose all your cards by making such a fuss!

The reason is simple, the more anxious Rossetti is, the greater the threat of Cuza, and naturally Constantinescu can be more arrogant. If you calm down a little bit, maybe you can have a good talk, but now that you are making such a fuss, how can you talk about it?

Jan Constantine really wanted to slap Rossetti to death, you idiot, shut up now!

Probably Rossetti also noticed that Jan Constantine's face was very ugly, so he didn't fight back immediately, but looked at Jan Constantine helplessly, wondering why Big Brother was so upset.

Jan Constantine snorted in his heart, and made a secret note to Rossetti, but on the surface he didn't say anything, but started by echoing his words:

"Apology? A joke. I don't think Rossetti said anything wrong. For your illegal actions, any patriot will be filled with righteous indignation and will yell at you! They even throw their fists at each other! It's not easy to scold you!"

Jan Constantine took over the conversation easily, held the scene, and before Constantinescu counterattacked, he said again: "Don't let our restraint fall on deaf ears, and don't continue to challenge our endurance , or you will know how terrible our wrath is!"

After warning again, Jan Constantine slowly got to the point: "Didn't you say that the Revolutionary Committee appreciates your behavior? Should we go to the Revolutionary Committee to formally discuss this topic and see what the Revolutionary Committee really is?" Is it admiration for what you have done, or is it extremely indignant towards you!"

That's a knock, because the Revolutionary Committee is actually the footbath of Jan Constantine, Jan Gica, Georges Stribe and Barbu Katarjo. That's what serves these three factions!

It may be hard to say about other issues. These three factions may hinder each other because of conflicts of interest, but they are sincerely unanimous in suppressing the risers who rise later, especially those who are dangerous and threaten the power of the three of them.

Unfortunately, Kuza is just such a dangerous riser. His military power has already threatened the foundation of these three factions, so Kuza will not be able to please the Revolutionary Committee if he really makes trouble.

In particular, Constantinescu himself knew very well that Kuza basically didn't like him very much, that is, his little brother in name only. Once the three major factions of the National Party go out to encircle and suppress him, isn't he a fool to help Kuza take the blame!

Constantinescu does not have such a high awareness. He himself hates Kuza so much that he can't wait to take advantage of it to relieve his anger. How could it be possible for Kuza to resist pressure and offend others for nothing!

So once Jan Konstantin got real, Konstantinescu was a little more comfortable, and now it's his turn to be in a dilemma. If he continued to be tough, he couldn't figure out where the bottom line of Jan Constantine was. Once he got out of the game, he would really be a villain.

But he was a little bit reluctant to let him stop. What if Jan Constantine was just bluffing? Isn't that a wasted opportunity to take advantage?

His brain started working rapidly, frantically weighing the gains and losses, trying to figure everything out in the shortest possible time... Not to mention, this guy really has this kind of mind, after some weighing, he turned evil to courage Bian Sheng, determined to make a big bet, turned his bicycle into a motorcycle...