At noon the next day, a larger team appeared on the wasteland more than twenty miles north of the middle line of the Watami tribe and the Kazakh Khanate camp. The black and thick piece was dressed in Russian military costumes. Kopelov really brought all the 200,000 new recruits under his command!

However, the leader in the team was not Kopelov, but Rozov, the Prime Minister of the Tsarist Russian Cabinet.

Rozov rode on the horse, couldn't help but unbutton the mink coat and complained: "This ghost place is so hot, what about Jiangerhan, didn't he say he was stationed nearby?"

Kopelov next to him quickly replied: "Prime Minister, according to what their contact officer said, the Kazakh camp should be nearby. His subordinates have sent people to search for it, and I believe it will be found soon."

This ghost place is indeed hot. The Russian imperial capital of Tsarist Russia is almost minus ten degrees during the day, and at night it is even minus twenty degrees. Here, it is only minus ten degrees at night, and there is not even zero degrees during the day. When the sun is shining now, it is probably about ten degrees. They are wearing cold-resistant cotton coats, and they will be hot even if they don’t move, let alone marching.

Rozov wiped the sweat beads from his forehead and cursed, then urged his horse to move forward. He didn't want to go out in this ghost weather, but there was no way. The Ming Empire's offensive in the north was too fierce. If they didn't disperse their troops, Tsarist Russia would probably not be able to withstand it even if it recruited another 200,000 troops!

Whether the Wassar tribe can send troops in advance has become the key to this war. For this reason, he even sent people to lobby the Kazakh Khanate and asked them to send elite cavalry to "get cheap" together to relieve Wassar's worries.

Neither Gushikhan nor Jianggehan were Yi. He had brought the 50,000 muskets that Gushikhan wanted. Jianggehan must have given him benefits to take action, so he had to come.

Time is too long, he must let the Washi tribe send troops as soon as possible!

Rozov was secretly anxious. A cavalry galloped in front of the army. It seemed that he had found the Kazakh camp. He slowly raised his hand and said, "Order, the whole army stopped moving forward."

Kopelov quickly conveyed his order loudly, and soon, a clear chaos appeared behind him. After a while, the army finally stopped.

Rozov frowned and said nothing. There was nothing we could do. The recruits behind him were almost all gathered together and set off. It was already good to be like this now.

Kopelov behind him showed a complacent look. The effect of marching and training along the way was still very obvious. At least they can still maintain a basic formation after stopping. You must know that at the beginning, these new recruits could not even marching forward, and they would get confused as soon as they raised their feet!

One man and one horse quickly ran to Rozov. The scout quickly turned over and got off the horse, knelt in front of Rozov on one knee, and said loudly: "Report to Prime Minister, the Kazakh camp is about twenty miles ahead of the right side of the army."

Rozov nodded, thinking about whether to lean over to camp, when suddenly another cavalryman galloped in front of him.

What's going on? Jiangerhan shouldn't have any tricks. Tsarist Russia is not something he can afford to mess with!

After a while, the scout came to the front. The scout immediately turned over and knelt in front of Rozov on one knee, and said loudly: "Report to the Prime Minister, and found the Wastuba camp about twenty miles to the left."

It turned out that the Wasat tribe had also arrived. Rozov was happy when he heard this and waved his hand directly: "Build a camp ten miles ahead."

That night, in the Tsarist Russian Central Army tent, Rozov warmly treated Gushikhan and Jianger Khan. All the dishes were brought by him from his mansion, extremely luxurious, and even the wine was auctioned from the continental auction, with the aged tribute wine of the Ming Empire!

He tried his best to make this meal. Many of the ingredients are precious ingredients that are not even seen on the grassland. Fortunately, they are frozen in the middle of winter, so they are not afraid of the road breaking down.

I haven't even heard of these luxurious ingredients on the grassland. Gushikhan and Jianggehan really ate them with great slight stuttering and amazed.

After three rounds of wine and five flavors, Rozov finally talked about the important matter. He said to Gushikhan directly: "Dear Gushikhan, I have brought you 50,000 muskets. Moreover, we will also send 100 instructors to teach you how to use muskets, how to avoid shells, how to organize charges when facing muskets and artillery, etc. In short, with these 50,000 muskets, after about a month of training, I believe that your army will be able to easily capture the 100,000 regular troops stationed in the northwest of the Ming Empire. Therefore, I hope you can send troops as soon as possible to disrupt the deployment of the Ming Empire in one fell swoop."

Gushikhan had actually decided to send troops. Before coming, he had asked someone to investigate the situation of the Tsarist Russian army in detail. It was indeed a 200,000 army, and it was indeed a new recruit. This proves that Kopelov did not lie. With the support of his allies, Tsarist Russia really had the strength to compete with the Ming Empire!

Of course, he didn't know that Kopelov's other words were bragging. After listening to the translated retelling, he immediately nodded with a smile and said, "Prime Minister, as long as Jianger Khan is willing to send troops together, there is no problem with Ben Khan."

When Jianger Khan heard this, his face turned green. Are he an idiot in me?

You have a grudge against the Ming Empire, and you have won 50,000 muskets for nothing. Naturally, you rushed up happily. We have no grudge against the Ming Empire, and there is no benefit at all. Why should we send troops?

When Rozov saw Jianggehr Khan's reaction, he knew that this guy was unbalanced. After listening to the translated retelling, he immediately said to Jianggehr Khan: "Dear Jianggehr Khan, look, Gushi Khan has agreed to send troops. In view of so much friendship between our two countries, are you also helping?"

The translation process in the middle is not long-winded. When Jiangerhan heard this, he said bluntly: "You have supported 50,000 muskets from the Wasan tribe. If you want you to give us 50,000 muskets, we will send troops immediately!"

Upon hearing this, Rozov said with a smile: "Okay, giving you 50,000 muskets is not bad, but this musket is not suitable for cavalry use. Gushihan has only launched the Wasat army this time. The cavalry and infantry combined have at least 300,000. If you agree to launch a 300,000 army, I will give you 50,000 muskets immediately."

The 300,000 army, what a joke, how much food and grass should be raised? Even the 100,000 cavalrymen were only able to raise them for two or three months. When he arrived at the Ming Empire, he could only rob it.

Isn’t it a life to ask him to raise 200,000 troops of food and grass? Watshu is close to the Ming Empire, and it only takes ten days for infantry to walk over. He is still thousands of miles away from the Ming Empire. It will take at least a month to walk over. Where can he raise so much food and grass?

Jiangerhan said in embarrassment: "It is impossible for us to have a army of 300,000. Prime Minister, why don't you give me something else? We can't just go there in vain."

If he is willing to send an army of 300,000, Rozov will really give him 50,000 muskets and 600,000 troops to push him up, the Ming Empire will definitely be in chaos. It’s a pity that he doesn’t want to send out. Rozov has to follow the draft that he had thought in advance: “So that, haven’t you always wanted to travel in the Yougan River Basin? As long as you are willing to send troops, what will you give to you in the Yougan River Basin?”

The Kazakh Khanate had long been salivating from the rich grass in the Yugan River Basin, but it was the territory of Tsarist Russia. They could not grab it and could only watch it drool. Now that Rozov said that, what else can hesitate to send troops?
Chapter completed!