Struggle in Russia

There was chaos in the street, and Petrovna's bodyguards rushed up and knocked down many of Shuvalov's men with a burst of gunfire.

This confused Shuvalov, who couldn't figure out what was going on. Why did a group of militants suddenly rush out to attack his people?

"What's going on? Where did these bastards come from?"

Facing Shuvalov's questioning, the housekeeper also looked confused, and he replied stammeringly: "Master...Master, this...these people, I...I don't know what's going on..."

If the housekeeper dared to answer his question like this before, then Shuvalov would definitely act according to the family law and whip the housekeeper directly. But now he really doesn't have that effort, because the situation is too unfavorable for him.

"Get rid of these guys first, quick!"

After thinking about it for a while, Shuvalov made a decision. Although he couldn't figure out the purpose of the group of militants, it was always because they were not kind. If they don't get rid of them first, nothing can be done later.

"That Petrovna..."

Shuvalov frowned, and said again: "Send two people to deal with her, if you can't do it, just stare at her, don't let her run away!"

The butler was taken aback for a moment, then smiled wryly and took the order. For him, this order was really painful, because the vanguard was divided into two groups and there were not many people left, and now he had to deal with the militants who were chasing after him. It was even more difficult to keep an eye on Petrovna.

But he didn't dare to disobey Shuvalov's order, so he could only set out in person with a knife and gun and another guard to catch Petrovna. In his opinion, the group of desperadoes who came from behind were very difficult to mess with, and their guns didn't have eyes, what if he bumped into them?

The housekeeper's calculations are still reasonable, but some things in this world are still unreasonable. You think you have planned everything, but God just doesn't follow your plan and surprises you every minute.

The scuffle on the street was still going on, I was caught off guard, and after some people were killed or injured, Shuvalov's troops gradually regained the upper hand. After all, they had more people, and they were originally soldiers, so their weapons were better. After all, Shuvalov is behind them, and it is easy to get some standard weapons.

But the bodyguards that Petrovna invited were different. They were originally a group of rabble, they came here to make money, and their weapons and equipment were naturally not as good as Shuvalov's. So they were gradually suppressed. If there were no other accidents, they would either retreat by themselves or be caught by Shuvalov's people.

Anyway, the possibility of them winning is really low, but as I said earlier, God is best at creating accidents. Just when Shuvalov gradually stabilized the situation and was about to clean up the mess and evacuate the scene,

The accident came again!

The butler fled back to Shuvalov's side after rolling and crawling, crying out of breath, "Master, master! Something is wrong!"

Seeing his distressed appearance, Shuvalov was naturally furious, and asked angrily, "What's the matter?"

The steward pointed behind him with a sad face and said, "Suddenly another group of armed bandits came, and they attacked us without saying a word, and took Bruning and Fioning away!"

Shuvalov's eyes darkened and he almost fainted. He grabbed the butler's skirt and asked, "What's going on! Tell me!"

This is naturally Anton's masterpiece. According to his plan, he planned to find the hiding place arranged by Shuvalov after leaving the city, but what he didn't expect was that Petrovna had an accident, which made He had to do it early.

However, this was a mistake, because Petrovna's interference scattered Shuvalov's manpower and gave him an opportunity to take advantage of it.

Anton took advantage of the fact that Shuvalov couldn't look at each other and made a decisive attack, snatching Brunin and Fionin away in one fell swoop, and by the way, he also helped Petrovna to save this woman from being silenced. .

Anyway, when Shuvalov rushed back to the scene with reinforcements, he found nothing except corpses all over the place and a few damaged carriages.

"Look! Dig three feet and search the whole city immediately. Even if I turn Kiev upside down, I have to find him!"

Naturally, Shuvalov jumped, but it was useless, because everyone had already run away, and he still had a lot of shit to wipe. The housekeeper immediately reminded him:

"My lord, it's not suitable to stay here for a long time. The police and army are coming soon. The current plan is to hide now, otherwise..."

Shuvalov stomped his feet resentfully. He also knew that he had to evacuate immediately. The accident that Petrovna started to make would soon attract a large number of police and gendarmes, and with the scene of the street shooting Reported by the citizens, maybe the army will intervene.

If his troops stay on the scene, it will be difficult for him to explain when the police and army arrive, and the best plan for the present is to go.

"Retreat! Retreat immediately with all the corpses!"

Shuvalov knew that this time the trap was too big, he got away with Fionin and Brunin, and he didn't silence Petrovna. If he didn't clean up the traces of the scene, he would be caught easily.

Once Bestuzhev Liuming's people found him along the trails, he would have a lot of fun, so while ordering the housekeeper to clean up the scene immediately, on the other hand, he ran away first.

For Shuvalov, as long as he is not caught at the scene, he will be fine. Even if there is some evidence against him, he can handle it by finding ways to get around and find a few excuses.

So he ran very fast, and disappeared in a flash. But the housekeeper and those under him were in a more miserable situation. While cleaning up the traces, they also had to beware of the intervention of the police and gendarmes, which was really in a hurry.

I don't know if the police and military police in Kiev were slow in their actions, or because they heard that the thieves at the scene were more powerful, so they deliberately came a little late to save their lives. Anyway, when the police and military police arrived at the scene, there was nothing but a mess.

But they were also so happy, and they were even more worried if there was anything at the scene. After all, a fire of this scale was unprecedented in Kiev, and only those in their line of work could know how deep the water was.

In order to avoid getting burned, and to save a little trouble, they hoped that there would be as little evidence left at the scene as possible. What's more interesting is that Shuvalov, who had evacuated earlier, returned to the scene after going around for a while. As the senior leader of Kiev's third department, he had to be there as a matter of course for such a big incident. I went to have a look at the scene, and just in time to see if there are any mistakes...