Chapter 1739: England sent troops

It should be pointed out that the four English guards chased into the alley. Although they did not catch anyone, they brought back a damaged wooden nameplate, much like the identity plate of a French soldier. In addition, there was a discarded French soldier's standard one-handed sword on the ground. However, the guards were busy sending Robinson to the doctor, but they did not immediately take it out. It wasn't until Robinson gasped that he showed it to General Moreno.

General Moreno was dumbfounded at first sight-he didn't send someone to assassinate Robinson, what's the matter? And sent someone to compare the number on the one-handed sword, and found that it was actually a weapon used by soldiers in the city. Send someone to the relevant military camp to ask according to the number, and really found the main leader-a small captain, but there said that the sword was lost three days ago ...

Moreno believed what he said, but the English did not believe it-how could there be such a coincidence? Did the assassin use a stolen weapon to assassinate the Envoy of England?

In fact, this is the spy under Marin. It came from the French captain who was drunk in the pub three days ago. It was used exclusively for this time. Otherwise, how can Edward find an excuse to send troops?

As for the nameplate, it was stolen by a spy in Paris. However, because the identity of the soldiers in the city is not the same, so the handwriting on the wooden sign was intentionally damaged so that people could not see the details. But the wooden sign, no matter in terms of workmanship or material, is indeed a French nameplate.

The members of the British mission accompanying him were immediately excited by the emotions-what's the matter? Dare to openly send troops to kill the English envoys, is this provocation or provocation?

Robinson's deputy Hahn's status is not high, just an ordinary sergeant in the residence of the Foreign Secretary, but he is also King Edward's responsible for monitoring the eyes and eyes of the Foreign Secretary. This mission, Calais, was nominally headed by Robinson. In fact, the mission was secretly in the hands of Hahn. Including those guards, all listened to Hahn ’s orders.

As for why the four guards happened to be on the other side of the carriage when they were assassinated, Hahn had actually ordered it in advance. Moreover, they also received a hint-if Robinson is in trouble, he must pretend to be in a froze for a while, deliberately delaying the time ...

After chasing into the alley, the escaped assassins did push down a lot of obstacles, but the martial arts of the four guards can actually jump over. However, these four guards were all spies trained in England and obeyed the above orders. After pretending to chase a bit, he went back and rushed to take Robinson for treatment.

In fact, they also checked Robinson's wounds while escorting Robinson to the hospital. Their mission is-if the wound is not fatal, make up for it halfway ...

But the people who were sent to stab were obviously veterans. If they did n’t miss, they would n’t need them to make up the knife ...

Uh ...

Faced with this severe situation, the head of the Calais Garrison General Moreno almost exploded. If it is usual, the French may not take England in their eyes. However, France is now fighting Spain! Moreover, the new king Francois I has not yet been able to fully control the Kingdom of France. If I offend England again at this time ...

In desperation, General Moreno ordered to hunt down the suspects throughout the journey. All young and strong men were taken for questioning. If no one can prove that they were not present on the night of the incident, they would be arrested as a suspect and put in prison for trial ...

How did the assassins get caught? They hid in the underground chamber provided by the North Sea spies, which was very concealed and the supplies were sufficient. The French have no professional detectives, not even police dogs, how can they find those assassins?

As for the spies in Beihai, it is smarter. On the night of the incident, they all went to the tavern to drink and fight with people ...

Tavern is a public place, so many witnesses can naturally save them from all doubts. In this way, the French tracing has fallen into a dead end ...

Moreover, in the alley, the spy gate of Beihai State also made a hand and foot-they deliberately made some marks and pointed to a nearby military barracks. The stolen standard sword was the captain of the French squad in this barracks ... and the wound on Robinson's body completely matched the edge of the French standard one-handed sword ...

For a moment, General Moreno was going to push the squad leader out as a dead man. At that time, it was said that the captain was extremely hostile to England, and the assassination of the English envoy was his spontaneous behavior ...

But before waiting for Moreno to take action, Hahn left Baron Robinson's body. Hahn ’s reason was-Robinson ’s body would stink if he did n’t take it back. Obviously, a baron ’s body should not be so ruined, he must return to his country and be buried as soon as possible, and arrange for the priest to do things ...

There is no reason for General Moreno to stop it. After all, there are no anti-corrosion needles in this year, and the corpses cannot really stay outside for a long time.

But he didn't expect that the Englishman would not intend to reason with him next. Because the death of the Baron Robinson, the reason for the English to start is sufficient enough ...

Uh ...

Hahn and his party returned quickly. After all, the width of the Strait of Calais was less than 30 kilometers, and they could cross in half a day. After returning to London, Hahn immediately rushed to the Tower of London, and reported this "bad news" to Edward in public ...

Edward also broke into acting at this time, first pretending to be very surprised, and then suddenly felt very sad for the "loyal minister" who was "spitting his heart" on Robinson, and "martyrged" at work, almost crying out.

Then, Edward's mood changed from sadness to anger, shouting "the blood of the English aristocracy cannot be in vain".

After a rage ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ Edward ordered a large army to surround the Calais fortress, and planned to send a large army into the city to take over the investigation of the case ...

Of course, as a "rule-keeping" monarch, Edward sent people to France to submit the national credential and notified the French-hey, we are going to send troops to the Calais fortress case! Well, it doesn't matter if you agree or disagree, I must send troops into Calais anyway ...

Uh ...

Because the British army had been prepared for a long time, they moved quickly. The next day, the British army recruited a large number of ships for landing across the sea. And when the British army had already launched the landing, the national book was spread to Paris.

Received the national book of the English people, Paris chaos suddenly chaotic. They had just received news that the English envoy was assassinated in Calais, and they were still discussing how to explain to the English. As a result, the English were better and sent troops directly, and they also asked to send troops into Calais ...

is it possible? Absolutely not! Everyone knows that the Calais Fortress was originally from England and was only recaptured by France a few years ago. To say that the English are willing, there are ghosts. If they let the English troops into the city, would they return Calais to France? Obviously not ...

However, the French were obviously not too worried about the siege of Calais by the English. This is because the 15,000 French knights who returned to Louis XII have not been sent to Italy for reinforcements. Exactly, it can be used to support the Calais ...

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