Struggle in Russia

Count Uvarov finally found the answer to his question, but it didn't matter. Because more important things happened before this, Shuvalov finally made complete preparations and made a move on Bestuzhev Liuming!

"What? The target is Fyodor Nikolaevich Fionin?"

When Petrovna heard this name, she was taken aback. It wasn’t that this was some earth-shattering big shot. In fact, this was not a big shot. He was just 21 years old and he was just an ordinary college student in the Philosophy Department of Kiev University. That's all.

This young man was of ordinary background, barely a child of a wealthy businessman's family. His family doesn't have much face in society. It can be said that this Fioning is an ordinary person from thousands of ordinary wealthy families in Russia.

He surprised Petrovna for only one reason, the poor boy was involved in a conspiracy!

This has to start from the beginning. As mentioned earlier, Nicholas I, the poisonous and autocratic tsar, controlled all aspects of Russian society very strictly. But where there is oppression, there is resistance. The more extreme Nicholas I was, the more extreme those who hated him would be.

Especially after the European revolution was brutally suppressed by him, Nicholas I almost became synonymous with European autocracy. More and more people resent him, hate him and even curse him.

And this is especially represented by young students. Young people are impulsive and easily agitated, and their thinking is particularly radical. As long as they are provoked a little, they will naturally be furious.

And Fioning was one of the thousands of young students who were angry with Nicholas I. The slight difference was that he was not only angry, but also furious, and even directly organized a so-called assassination activity.

The young man organized a group of like-minded friends, held a secret meeting, and planned to assassinate Nicholas I in St. Petersburg. It's just that he, like tens of thousands of ordinary youths, lacks rationality in doing things, and the organization is quite loose, and he is acting recklessly with a passion.

So his organizational activities were quickly noticed by the third department, and then when they collected weapons and explosives to prepare for the final mobilization, the third department attacked and destroyed the gang in one fell swoop.

If the matter came to this point, it would be considered an unsuccessful assassination at best, and there would not even be many words in history to describe the deeds of Fioning and others. But this Fioning is still very kind. After being arrested, he is not as honest as other frightened friends. He is stubborn and stubborn to the end.

In prison, he not only yelled at Nicholas I, humiliated him wantonly with all kinds of unsightly words, even refused to plead guilty and refused to repent. Live up to the heroism of a young man.

It is precisely because of his tenacity and unyielding,

Let the third part be given a very high evaluation. In the report to Nicholas I, he described the horror of Fioning in detail.

Then, Nicholas I naturally also knew about Fioning's glorious deeds. He naturally attached great importance to this kind of recalcitrant who is not afraid of death, and immediately ordered the third department of Kiev to strictly monitor and do everything possible to make him Confession.

Anyway, outside of the third part, not many people may have heard of this Fioning, but inside the third part, especially among the high-ranking officials in Kiev who know the inside story, they are still very familiar with the name Fioning.

As soon as Petrovna heard that Shuvalov was thinking about this Fioning, she knew that the matter was too big this time, and she immediately said nervously, "That's a prisoner, if you don't do it well, you will be burned!"

Shuvalov smiled contemptuously and said, "I know! Don't worry, as long as you follow my instructions and let that little boy do it step by step, Bestuzhev Ryumin must be the one who gets unlucky in the end!"

Seeing that Petrovna was a little hesitant, he said again: "As long as you do this well, I can guarantee that you can follow me to St. Petersburg to make a big splash!"

Petrovna was immediately shaken again. When she first heard the name Fionin, she really started to retreat, because the relationship was too big, and a small shoulder like her couldn't bear it. Although she wanted to be successful, she wasn't stupid enough to risk her life for an unreliable opportunity.

But after Shuvalov made the promise, she was a little unwilling. Although it was dangerous, what if it succeeded?

But she is not stupid, she did not agree easily, but asked: "What are you going to do?"

Shuvalov frowned unknowingly. He thought that as long as he made a promise, Petrovna would be as desperate as a moth to a flame, but the facts were very different from his guess. Instead of losing his mind, he became more vigilant.

And this is not what he wants, so he is also a little hesitant, wondering whether to continue with the previous plan.

It was only after hesitating for a second that Shuvalov made up his mind to continue!

The reason is simple, because the arrow has to be fired, and he feels that even if Petrovna is vigilant, she still can't escape his Wuzhishan.

So he chuckled and replied: "It's very simple, let that little boy get the release order issued by Bestuzhev Liuming from Zhenya, and release Fionin!"

Upon hearing this, Petrovna immediately raised her head and stared directly at Shuvalov, because this move was too poisonous. If it is really done, releasing Fioning, a prisoner whose face Nicholas I attached great importance to, would be a serious negligence, even if it is found out afterwards that this was not Bestuzhev Ryumin's original intention, It's his mistress who made a trick, but he can't even look down on a woman, this is a heinous crime!

Even Petrovna knew that once it was done, Bestuzhev Ryumin would be directly deposed by Nicholas I, and he would never even think about turning over in this life.

However, the problem is not small, because even if Zhenia is a fool, she knows the nature of the prisoner in the third part, and it may not be so easy for her to mess around.

"You're right, it's really not that easy to get that silly woman messing around!" Shuvalov laughed, and that smile seemed to Petrovna to be as penetrating as she wanted, I only heard him say: "It's because it's not easy that we need your help, isn't it? And it's because it's not easy that the benefits are so great after it's done. Isn't it natural that you pay as much as you gain? ?”

Hearing this, Petrovna fell into deep thought again, her heart was very disturbed!