Struggle in Russia

This is just to disappoint Count Rostovtsev, and the consequences are so serious. Let alone how it will end if you are so disappointed!

Anyway, Sergey was terrified. If he could, he would immediately hug Count Rostovtsev's thigh and shout that I was wrong. I would like to stay in Kiev. You can ask me to do anything!

It's just that he's not that shameless, and he's not that thick-skinned, so he can't do such shameless behavior. And Count Rostovtsev did not give him a chance to do so, he stood up, glanced at Sergey and said:

"I will give you two options, either stay in Kiev, and I will leave you a suitable position in the Governor's Palace. Or go back to St. Petersburg, and I will find you a suitable position in the relevant department. You think about it carefully, Give me an answer before I go back to St. Petersburg!"

After saying this, Count Rostovtsev turned around and left without a trace of anger, as if Sergey hadn't disappointed and angered him just now. But Sergey knew very well that this time he had seriously lost points, and his position in Count Rostovtsev's heart was already shaky.

Looking at Count Rostovtsev's back, Sergey stretched out his hand as if he wanted to keep him, but he couldn't make a sound when he got to the point of his mouth, because he knew very well which of the two choices would be the slightest. Let Count Rostovtsev be happy, but he really doesn't want that choice!

This moment of hesitation directly caused Count Rostovtsev to disappear without a trace, and it was useless even if he wanted to say anything at this time. All he could think about was: what department would the count get me if I stayed in St. Petersburg? Ministry of Finance? Ministry of the Interior? Ministry of Foreign Affairs?

Sergey's mind was in a mess. He felt that any department was possible. After all, Count Rostovtsev's power was there, and no matter where he was sent, it was a matter of a word, but he felt that these departments were impossible. After all, he had disappointed Count Rostovtsev so much, how could the other party find a good place for him?

Sergey's heart was in a mess, and he didn't have the heart to do things properly. Fortunately, Peter Barek has been arrested, and there is no particularly important matter that requires him, the chief secretary, to act. Otherwise, in his state, everything will be messed up!

Two or three days passed like this, but Sergey showed no signs of slowing down. This undoubtedly made Count Rostovtsev even more disappointed, because to do great things, you must first have a strong psychological quality.

Sergey was so worried about gains and losses when he encountered a little bit of trifle, so that he couldn't even do the basic work well. It is conceivable if he encountered a really big event, such as the situation in 1825? What else could he hope for then?

The critical moment is the time to see the essence of a person,

Obviously, judging from Sergey's current performance, he might be unreliable at critical moments. Naturally, Count Rostovtsev had even less expectations for him.

After another three or four days, Sergei finally got better. On this day, Count Rostovtsev called Anton and him to the office, because the final net collection operation was about to begin. Anton and Sergey are the main people in charge. He has to explain a few words, especially to Sergey. After all, his state is really worrying!

However, before teaching Sergey a lesson, Count Rostovtsev first praised Anton. Of course, this is not a compliment. He expressed high affirmation of his previous work, and then told him to prepare for the handover of the work:

"Transfer your work in Wallachia as soon as possible. I can only give you a month. After about a month, you will receive the post of commander of the Kiev Gendarmerie Command and concurrently serve as the third Kiev Ministry of Ukraine. Captain of the third gendarmerie squad."

Anton was confused by the long list of titles. He knew exactly what the position of the commander of the Kiev Gendarmerie Command was. In fact, he was the head of the Kiev police and gendarmerie. It was probably similar to Li Xiao's position in Bucharest. However, because Li Xiao has the support of Alexei, his authority actually covers the whole of Wallachia, which is a bit stronger than the position Anton got just now.

However, Kiev is definitely not comparable to Wallachia. Although the Commander of the Kiev Gendarmerie cannot cover the entire Ukraine, it is also a powerful department with real power. If the new Ukrainian governor who was supported by Count Rostovtsev had full trust in Anton, Anton's authority would definitely exceed that of Kiev.

But what the hell is the captain of the sixth team of the third Kiev gendarmerie in Ukraine who also serves as the latter?

Count Rostovtsev naturally knew that Anton had doubts. In fact, for those who did not know the third part, it was easy to confuse them with ordinary military police. Although the third part also bears the sign of the military police, it is by no means an ordinary military police.

For example, as the commander of the Kiev Gendarmerie, Anton can't command the soldiers of the Third Department of Ukraine at all. Getting him to cooperate in carrying out operations is simply a matter of routine.

In other words, Anton, the commander of the gendarmerie, has very little authority, and it is actually the third department that is in charge of the Kiev gendarmerie and police. If he can't get a title in the third part, it's easy to be treated like a dog.

The person in charge of the third department in Ukraine is the rank of major general of the gendarmerie, who governs other branches in various cities under his jurisdiction. In Kiev, in addition to the ordinary police and ordinary gendarmerie, he also has his own direct subordinate forces.

These are the gendarmerie squads under him. The captain of each gendarmerie squad is at least the rank of lieutenant colonel. Some of these people are in charge of general affairs, and some are in charge of reconnaissance and interrogation. The offices under this agency of the Ministry.

For example, Count Shuvalov was the deputy captain of the first team before. This first team is responsible for daily general affairs, and the handling of official documents is roughly equivalent to the nature of the office director.

And Anton's third team is in charge of reconnaissance. To put it bluntly, it is the director of the third reconnaissance department of Ukraine. It's just that it doesn't have the name of the Investigation Department, it's called the Third Gendarmerie Squad.

After figuring out his duties, Anton immediately understood Count Rostovtsev's painstaking efforts. His strengths are not office politics, so naturally it is meaningless to go to the first team. And let him be in charge of the third team of reconnaissance activities, which is tantamount to handing over the investigation authority of the Kiev case to him, which is a great power!