Derrensky, who was sleeping, only felt a bit cold and harsh touch, and woke up suddenly: it turned out that he had been splashed with cold water. Before he could understand what was going on, two prison guards took him out of the cell, one left and one right.

"Cruff!" As the door opened, Derrynsky was taken to Anna.

"What's going on?" Anna expressed doubts about the wet traces of Derrensky's body.

"Your Highness, when we found him, he was taking a nap, so I woke him up with cold water..." A jailer just said this and was interrupted by Anna rudely.

Anna stared at the warden Vlakiren beside her and asked, "Col. Is this what you promised to "care the prisoners well"?"

Vlakilian said carefully, "I'm very sorry, my subordinates are too stupid." Then he ordered the two jailers, "You two fools, don't you go and get a piece of dry cloth and help the gentleman clean it!"

"No need!" Derrensky, who had been silent all the time, suddenly spoke, "This room has heating, it is very warm, and the clothes will dry soon."

After saying that, Derrynsky looked at Anna and asked for a moment, "Miss, I don't know you."

"Haha, you don't know me, but I know you, Mr. Velno, no, it should be Mr. Derryns!"

"You?!" At this moment, Derrensky, who could remain calm in any situation, felt a trembling heart. He quickly recalled everyone and things he had encountered since he participated in the revolution in 1894. After a few short thoughts for dozens of seconds, he smiled helplessly, "Yes, I am Derrensky, and the name Velno is a pseudonym."

"Derzhinsky?!" Vlakiren exclaimed, pointed at him and asked, "You, you are the number one wanted criminal in Poland, one of the leaders of the Polish rebellion - Derzhinsky?"

"Hahaha...hahaha!" Derrensky laughed, "No...I didn't expect that I am so famous. It seems that after a year of jail, I am really isolated from the world."

"Hmph! I heard from my colleagues that your wanted order is posted on the streets and alleys of Warsaw, and the reward is 200,000 rubles!" Vlakilian said coldly.

"Huh..." Derrensky lowered his head, not knowing what he was thinking, but after a while he suddenly raised his head, and said in a pious tone, "Miss, I have one last question: Who are you?"

"Annastasia Nikolayevna Romanova, sir, you can call me Anna."

"Romanova...Romanova..." Derrensky murmured silently, "Oh! It turns out you are a princess. But please forgive me, I will not salute you, nor will I call you Your Highness. What we Bolsheviks hate the most is this inequality!"

"Bang!" Vlaki slapped him, "Rare! The dead duck is stubborn and will hang you tomorrow!"

"Colin!" Anna shouted dissatisfiedly.

"Yes! Your Highness, please give me instructions!" Vlakilian stood up immediately.

"I order you... to slap yourself ten times, remember to use force!"

"???" Vlakilian looked at Anna in a daze.

"You want me to say it again?"

"No...no need." Vlaki raised his right hand, "Bang!" A five-finger red mark appeared on his right face.

......

The swollen colonel and the two jailers left, with only Anna and Derzhinsky in the room.

After brewing a few words, Anna advised, "Mr. Derrensky, do you know your situation? If you believe me, there is a way out."

"Situation? It's hanging." Derrynsky shrugged, it doesn't matter." Miss Anna, I want to see Marx as soon as possible."

"You...!" Puchi!" "Hahaha, Mr. Derrensky, oh, no!, please let me call you Uncle Derrensky, you are so humorous... and too rigid!" Anna suddenly stared at him tightly, "Since you are so obsessed, I will fulfill your wish. But...you can read this letter first!"

Anna walked to Derrensky, took out a wrinkled letter, and shook it in front of him, "I think you will change your mind after reading it!"

Derrensky took the letter curiously and opened it, and the neatly handwriting appeared before his eyes: Dear Gedimine and Alidona:

I have received your letters and photos of the children, and I am very moved by your sincerity. Now I want to write a little about your children. They are very cute like all children. If they do something bad or good, they are unintentional, they are consistent in their appearance, do whatever they want, without any scruples, and do not make any false. Flogging, excessive severity and blind discipline are the worst way to educate children, and they can only teach them hypocrisy and lies.

............ At least my spiritual power, I am sure, is quite large, but not as great as you think, dear Alidona! In the letter, in the cell, I seem to be one-sided, but I am very strong, but I also have my own shortcomings, which cannot be known from the letter. In order to prevent you from thinking that I am a better person than myself, I will write these later because I hate any falsehood and hypocrisy.

Kissing you six.

Your Felix

"This...why is this letter here with you? How did you treat my sister and brother-in-law? Tell me!" Derrensky suddenly roared, like a crazy lion, but because his hands were handcuffed to the chair, he could only stare at Anna fiercely.

Facing this suddenly manic man, Anna was not afraid at all. She was drinking black tea leisurely, waiting for the other party to calm down.

......

"Don't think I will seek justice in peace talks with you Bolsheviks. I don't need justice now. Now it's a face-to-face war, a life-and-death war." Anna looked at Derrensky with a decadent face and said word by word, "Tell you, this is a secret service. The order I gave them is to implement terrorist politics, arrest and destroy the enemies, destroy their alliances, destroy their spirits. If you want your family to live, it's better to change your position."

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