Struggle in Russia

Viscount Prozolov felt numb. Who would have thought that this breakthrough would be a shocking pit? Then he immediately thought of Petrovna's ambiguous attitude before, and soon he knew that the woman must have known the truth...

Well, he could understand why Petrovna kept her mouth shut. If he had known such a frightening secret, he wouldn't have said it casually. It's just that he still complained a little: Nima, if you remind me a little, I will die!

In fact, Viscount Prozolov's temper was completely unreasonable, because Petrovna's ambiguity was actually a reminder. Do you think she would be so ambiguous if it hadn't been so important?

Even the secret that a woman like her, who urgently needs to bring down Peter Barek and Shuvalov to get out of the predicament, would rather pretend to be stupid than tell, can it be revealed casually?

Viscount Prozolov found himself in a dilemma. If he continued to talk about Melkulova's words, the consequences would be unpredictable, but if he didn't, he couldn't find a new entry point for a while. All the work Kulova had done was in vain.

Grand Duke Constantine clearly saw his entanglement, and even joked: "Dear Viscount, do you now know how troublesome this matter is?"

Viscount Prozolov didn't make a sound, he bowed his head in thought and said nothing, judging by his appearance, he still didn't want to give up.

Grand Duke Constantine also sighed. He patted Viscount Prozolov on the shoulder, wanting to comfort and encourage him, but Viscount Prozolov suddenly raised his head and said firmly:

"Your Highness, I don't think things are as troublesome as you imagined!"

Grand Duke Constantine stared at Viscount Prozolov without saying a word, obviously not believing his words.

"I'm not lying," Viscount Prozolov emphasized again. "It is true that the people and stories behind Merkulova are really troublesome. But I think you may be thinking too complicated!"

Grand Duke Constantine looked at him very puzzled, his eyes were full of doubts, as if he was asking, "What's the reason?"

Viscount Prozolov took a deep breath, and replied calmly: "Perhaps in the eyes of ordinary people, if you want to deal with Peter Barek through Merkulova, you must expose her disguise and reveal her background. It's all public. And it's definitely suicidal."

Grand Duke Constantine nodded again and again, obviously he felt that this was suicidal. It's just that he didn't expect Viscount Prozolov to have something else to say: "But I think this is a misunderstanding! The reason why I want to deal with Peter Barek from Merkulova is because

It is because she has an ambiguous relationship with the Polish rebels. At least according to my investigation, she has close contacts with these people, and may even cover them for secretly engaging in rebellion activities in our country. What is the nature of this, you should know best! "

Of course, Grand Duke Constantine knew the nature of this. Poland had already become a Russian territory, and according to the plan, it would be completely annexed sooner or later. Nicholas I has always had zero tolerance for those Polish rebels who emerged in endlessly. He really wiped out one if he found it, hanged him on the street if he found it on the street, and drowned in the toilet when he was found in the toilet.

In short, no matter who is sympathizing with or even helping these Polish rebels for whatever reason, it is against Nicholas I and against Russia, and it will definitely be ashamed.

But Grand Duke Constantine still didn't understand, even if Merkulova had a connection with the Polish rebels, she was involved in a royal scandal after all, after all, she also had a powerful grandfather, even if Count Petlev didn't like this granddaughter, she might not He is too good at controlling her life, but he will never allow others to make a fuss about that scandal. This is a matter of principle, a matter of life and death, and he will never be careless.

Viscount Prozolov shook his head and said: "You are wrong, I said it, we don't need to reveal that secret, we just need to use evidence to prove that Merkulova is guilty of colluding with the Polish rebel party, and then she can be punished." Death. After all, most people will never know the secrets behind her, and people only know that she is a courtesan who is kept by Peter Barek!"

Grand Duke Constantine was taken aback for a moment, and then realized that those secrets were indeed terrifying, but Melkulova was not worth mentioning apart from these secrets. If you pretend that you don't know these secrets at all, or simply pretend that these secrets don't exist, you will kill her for colluding with the Polish rebel party and talking about her unclear relationship with Peter Barek.

Then as long as you control her from the beginning, lock her up, and prevent her from using her background and those secrets to make a fuss, then she is really a pawn.

The question is can this really be done?

After hesitating for a moment, Grand Duke Constantine asked, "Then how?"

Viscount Prozolov smiled slightly and said: "It's very simple, just try to sue Merkulova and Peter Barek in front of Count Rostovtsev. As an imperial envoy, he must not sit by and watch Poland's rebellious party activities Don't ask, don't you?"

Grand Duke Constantine thought for a while and asked again: "Then who will sue?"

This question is indeed critical, because Grand Duke Constantine is definitely unwilling to come forward and inform Melkulova himself. Because as long as this spreads to his old man's ears, he will naturally think that he is disregarding the overall situation and risking uncovering the royal scandal for his own personal gain. That's just suicidal, okay?

It is not even suitable for anyone related to him to make the first report, because it will naturally contact him, making Nicholas I think it was his behind the scenes.

Viscount Prozolov, who Grand Duke Constantine could think of, could also think of it. He smiled slightly and said, "What Kiev lacks most now is speculators. As long as you give them a little hint, they will be happy to be pawns, and absolutely It won't implicate us."

Grand Duke Constantine nodded, and explained seriously: "It can be done, but do it carefully, and don't let people catch a little bit of clues. I don't want any rumors to spread to the ears of the emperor in the future."

Viscount Prozolov immediately assured: "Don't worry, I will make it perfect!"

Grand Duke Constantine just hummed, and Viscount Prozolov immediately knew what he meant, and immediately stopped mentioning this topic, and immediately withdrew after explaining the progress of other tasks.

After returning to the apartment, Viscount Prozolov immediately called Petrovna over and asked straightforwardly, "Do you know any people who are more courageous and ambitious and want to fight for a fortune?"