Alexek was surprised by the choices of Bessosky and Karl XI.

A decisive battle was Alexeik's inner choice. He thought it would take some time to convince the two, but he didn't expect that they would agree to the decisive battle.

"You also think that the decisive battle should be fought!" Alexek couldn't help asking.

Beshosky walked to the map and said, "The enemy attacked Ukraine and surrounded Kazan all the way. If we go to Ukraine, then the enemy will break through directly in the center and then go north to Moscow. If we go to rescue Kazan, first Kazan is on the east bank of the Volga River, which is inconvenient for us to rescue. Secondly, don't forget the enemy of Ukraine. This army can be used as a base in Ukraine, cut off our ties with Europe from the north, and at the same time, it can also attack our Poland and Lithuania."

Bessosky is worthy of being the king who left a famous name in Poland history. He has experienced many battles and has rich experience.

In a very short time, he quickly understood the strategy of the China Alliance and thought of possible consequences.

In fact, his intention was more inclined to rescue Ukraine, so that even if the war failed, the Polish army could retreat to Lithuania in a relatively complete manner.

But in this way, once Moscow is captured, Tsarist Russia is very likely to surrender and withdraw from the war against the Chinese Alliance.

At that time, Poland will be attacked by the Chinese Alliance as if it was ravaged by the Mongols.

At the same time, Bessosky also knew that neither Alexek nor Karl XI would agree to this suggestion, so he settled for the second best and proposed a decisive battle.

"I agree with Marshal Bessosky's analysis!" Carl XI said: "Now we will go to rescue and we will be mobilized by the enemy and run away. It is better to fight here."

Carl XI hoped to use a big victory to reshape Sweden's dominance in Northern Europe, and he was confident in the Swedish army and believed that the three countries had the advantage in numbers and could fight against the Chinese army.

At this time, he changed his subject, "But I am a little worried that now that our two grain channels have been cut off, the Alliance Emperor on the opposite side may not be able to fight us."

Alexek nodded slightly, "King Karl's concern makes sense, but I think the emperor of the alliance will definitely fight us."

"Oh, is the Tsar's Majesty this sure?" asked Carl XI.

Alisek said in a deep voice: "Because the emperor of the alliance is also worried that the reinforcements from Europe will continue to come, and that he will defeat me and control the empire, he must hurry before winter. How much time does he have?"

"Since that's the case, then agree to the request of the Alliance Emperor and let us engage in a battle." After a silence, Bessosky tried his best to punch.

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On the east bank of the Volga River, within the base camp of the China League, Gao Huan read Alexek's reply and said to Rekov: "Thank you for your hard work, go and rest. I want you to go and have a trip later!"

After Rekov left, Zhang Huangyan asked, "Your Majesty, what do you say to the other side?"

Gao Huan handed him the letter, "Alexek agreed to fight with me."

"What does Your Majesty mean?" Zhang Huangyan said.

Gao Huan understood what he meant. There was no need to rush to fight now, but Gao Huan didn't want to delay the war until winter.

From now on, even if he defeats the Russian army in battle, it will probably be difficult for him to occupy the entire territory of Russia before winter comes.

"Decisive battle!" Gao Huan clenched his fists, "Since Alexek has the courage, I naturally won't be afraid of him!"

After saying that, Gao Huan ordered, "Your dear, thank you for your reply, and you said I promised him."

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When it was dark, Rekov sent Gao Huan's reply, asking the Eastern European Union troops to retreat twenty miles, and the Chinese Alliance army crossed the river to fight them.

After reading the reply, Alexek said to everyone with a serious expression: "The emperor of the alliance has agreed to the battle."

Everyone's expression became serious when they heard the words.

Seeing that the atmosphere was a little heavy, Bessosky said: "We have 170,000 people, and there are only 100,000 people across the board. Victory must belong to Europe!"

"Yes! We have the advantage of numbers, and we can still fight halfway!" Alexek said cruelly: "We don't need to talk about any credibility to the pagans in the East."

Karl XI and Bessosky looked at each other and knew what Alexeik was going to have. The two of them had a point of absolute victory in their hearts, so they didn't say much.

At present, the senior leaders of the Eastern European Union discussed in the military tent until late at night before they dispersed.

At this time, Alexek left the tent, looked at the alliance camp on the other side like a nebula, and couldn't help but clench his fists, "Damn the Easterners, Russia will never be a slave, and I will never let the empire become your vassal again."

In the Union camp on the other side, Gao Huan, who was looking at the Eastern European Union camp on the West Coast, sneezing.

"Your Majesty, although it is June, the night here is still a little chilly. You should go back to the camp!" Zhang Huangyan said.

Gao Huan nodded slightly, stroked his long beard, looked at the camp on the other side with a deep look, and then turned back to the big tent to rest.

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The next morning, the scout came to report that the Eastern European coalition forces on the other side retreated as agreed.

The league immediately took off to observe whether the Three Kingdoms troops really evacuated.

After the observation soldiers found that they had indeed retreated twenty miles, Gao Huan immediately began to send engineer battalions to build a floating bridge on the Volga River.

At this time, Alexek, Karl XI, and Bessosky each led their own troops and horses to form an array in the wilderness. There were 170,000 troops, with strong formations and murderous auras waiting for the Chinese army to cross the river.

Alexek made up his attention and immediately launched an attack when the Chinese army had passed halfway, and would not give the Chinese army a chance to cross the river and form an array.

"Your Majesty, look!" Kastov suddenly pointed at the top of his head.

Alexek looked up and saw the Chinese army rising several hot air balloons, observing the battlefield, and seeing the situation on the West Bank.

Alexek's mouth twitched, "It's okay, twenty miles away, the cavalry will arrive in a moment. When the enemy crosses the river, the cavalry will take advantage of the stability of the formation and launch a raid immediately!"

"Yes!" The Russian officers immediately accepted the order loudly and prepared to do a big fight.

However, from the time the Three Kingdoms coalition stood in the morning to the afternoon, no soldier crossed the river in the opposite China Alliance.

Seeing the Russian army, who was already full of morale, sitting down on the ground, and many people were about to fall asleep, Alexek frowned, "What's going on?"

"I'll send a scout to check it out now!" Kastov said hurriedly.

Alexek had a dark face. Did he make a mistake in his analysis? The emperor of the alliance did not intend to fight to the final battle, but wanted to take revenge on himself and delay time.

Alexek frowned. Isn’t this a vicious cycle?

Soon, the Russian scouts came back to report, "Your Majesty, the Chinese Alliance is still building a bridge!"

"Are you still building a bridge?" Alexek said in a deep voice: "Aren't there three pontoon bridges?"

"Your Majesty, they built ten more bridges!" the soldier replied.

Alexek's face became darker. He knew that his plan to fight halfway through might be abortion.
Chapter completed!