Struggle in Russia

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Nikolai Milyutin smiled and was not fooled by Count Rostovtsev at all. He was indeed rich, but the money did not come from the strong wind. What's more, with the opening of the reform and the abolition of serfdom, His income will also be greatly affected. Considering that there are still many places to spend money, the little he can save counts.

If Count Rostovtsev’s judgment was correct, and if Count Kleinmicher really chose to side with them, then they would have one more eyes and ears in the Winter Palace.

Considering that Count Kleinmicher was with Alexander II almost every day, this meant that every move of Alexander II could not satisfy them.

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Suddenly Nikolai Milyutin felt that this was not bad. If he could really be trusted, it would mean that his Majesty would not be able to deceive them in any way he wanted to do in the future.

As if he had seen through Nikolai Milyutin's thoughts, Count Rostovtsev immediately said: "Don't have too high expectations on Count Kleinmicher. He is not as effective as you think. Our Majesty It’s not that I completely trust him, I still guard him against many secret things!”

Nikolai Milyutin was immediately disappointed. He was so happy for a long time. What’s the point?

Count Rostovtsev shook his head and said: "You must change your temper. Don't underestimate every companion you develop. Even if they seem to provide limited help, a little can add up to a lot!"

Nikolai Milyutin is a bit sarcastic. Count Rostovtsev’s eyes are so sharp that you can’t hide your little thoughts from him.

"Stop talking about this, how are you preparing? Are you sure you can give Baryatinsky a fatal blow?"

Nikolay Milyutin shook his head and said: "I don't feel that the material provided by Pobedonostsev is particularly powerful. It is impossible to completely bring down the Duke."

Count Rostovtsev snorted and said regretfully: "It's such a pity. If we can get rid of him, it will break the backbone of those conservative elements and greatly eliminate the resistance to reform... What did Grand Duke Andrei say? , is there anything he can do?"

Nikolai Milyutin replied: "He has no choice, but..."

Count Rostovtsev looked at him and asked: "But what?"

Nikolay Milyutin smiled bitterly and said: "But he told me privately that no matter how hard we attack Duke Baryatinsky, we can't bring him down, because His Majesty will never allow this to happen! "

Count Rostovtsev said meaningfully: "That's what he said! Do you agree?"

Nikolai Milyutin replied: "He convinced me that Duke Baryatinsky is His Majesty's right-hand man and His Majesty's latent minister. Your Majesty will not give up on him no matter what!"

Count Rostovtsev nodded slowly and said: "Very well, I'm relieved that some of you have such a clear understanding. Before, I was always worried that you would get dizzy when you see things going smoothly, and you would do whatever it takes." Attack Baryatinsky and try to knock him down. It’s good that you don’t have such thoughts!”

Nikolay Milyutin smiled bitterly and said: "You are right to worry. Some of us are indeed old, but Archduke Andrei convinced them. It seems that his analysis is correct."

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