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In the Tsar's palace, Gregorians who were sent to monitor the Tsar refused to execute this order. In their opinion, the Grand Duke of Berstoka was completely finished.

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At 7 o'clock, this was the time when the Tsar ultimatum to Gregory, and Gregory, the Grand Duke of Belstoka, did not take the Tsar's order seriously.

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7:10, all TV stations and radio stations in Moscow broadcast the statement of His Majesty the Tsar at the same time. In the statement, the Tsar determined that this wave of protests throughout Russia was just and that all the actions of the Russian people participating in the protest were just. At the same time, he announced that he would accept the request of the people, relieve the Grand Duke of Berstoka from all positions, and set up a special investigation committee headed by the Minister of Security Milosevic to investigate all corruption and treason of Gregory.

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Moscow burst into a huge cheer.

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What they had been looking forward to for a long time finally happened.

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Immediately, the Secretary of Security Milosevic announced in front of all the Russian people that he would accept the appointment of His Majesty the Tsar and would not take any shelter against him just because he was Grigoli's son-in-law. He also asked those who were still loyal to Grigoli to immediately give up all unnecessary resistance and accept summons from the Special Investigation Committee at any time.

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"Traitor, traitor!" Gregory, who was covered in sweat, listened to all his speeches. He was now unable to get angry: "Let Duyoshenko arrest them and arrest them immediately!"

However, before his words were finished, the face of Moscow garrison commander Duyoshenko appeared on the TV. Duyoshenko solemnly promised to be loyal to His Majesty the Tsar and obey all orders of the Special Investigation Committee. At the same time, he ordered that all garrison troops in Moscow must be transferred by the Special Investigation Committee.

Another new betrayer.

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Apart from scolding these people for being ungrateful, Gregory didn't know what to do.

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"Receive General Tangronif's call." Now, Gregory's only hope is left with Admiral Tangronif.

The phone was answered, and when he heard the voice of General Tangronif, Gregory seemed to have encountered a savior: "General Tangronif, the situation is very bad. I firmly believe in your loyalty. I firmly believe in you. I believe that you will not betray me like them. Now I order you, the 8th Armored Army will all be dispatched to control the palace and control Moscow. I order you to destroy all our enemies!"

"Did you ask me to fire at them?" Admiral Tangronif asked from the other end of the phone.

"Yes, open fire, open fire at all the traitors!" Gregory yelled desperately: "This is the power I give you!"

"No, I can't do it." Admiral Tangronif actually gave this answer: "I can't fire on our fellow citizens, they are not our enemies."

Gregory was stunned: "Do you want to betray me too?"

"No, I never thought of betraying you." General Tangronif replied calmly: "But I will never open fire on my compatriots, which will damage the honor of Russian soldiers. I will not become a sinner in Russian history. The situation is irreversible by the situation. Out of respect for you, I suggest you give up..."

Gregory listened blankly, unable to say anything.

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"If you are willing to give up, I will try my best to protect your safety..." Admiral Tangronif on the phone continued: "After an hour, I will send a battalion of armored troops to pick you up and send you safely out of Moscow, but you cannot carry any personal belongings, which is probably the only thing I can do for you..."

The phone was hung up again, and Gregory sat down blankly and could not think of anything.

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Is General Tangronif the same? Did he betray himself or continue to help him?

Andreas and Similov looked at each other. After a long time Andreas said, "His Excellency, we are finished, and everyone has chosen to betray you. I think the only thing we can choose to do is to accept General Tangronif's advice and let him send troops to pick you up."

"No, I will never give up!" Gregory shouted: "Then we are not afraid of them. I don't believe that everyone has betrayed me and will definitely find loyalists!"

He yelled and screamed, but his voice became lower and lower. After a while, he buried his head deeply in his hands: "Andrias, if I leave Moscow, there will be nothing left. Ilia and I have completely lost contact, and all my property is over. What should I do if I leave Moscow? I can't even support myself."

Andreas couldn't help but shook his head. Until now, His Excellency the Grand Duke was still considering the issue of property.

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To be continued...