They set out from Tsarist Russia, but did not encounter many obstacles along the way.
They are using the banner of the Holy Crusaders.
No country dared to stop them at this time, and they were taking the sea route, so there were no obstacles along the way.
Even if they passed through Prussian territorial waters, they had no way to do anything.
In the end, the Orthodox Holy Crusaders stopped at the Baltic Sea. They would enter Hamburg from Sweden, and then Hamburg would go south to attack Prussia, and finally meet the two believers who had caused the miracle in Prague, Austria.
The King of Sweden hosted these Orthodox Holy Crusaders from afar.
The leader of the Orthodox Church this time was Sir Stavky, a devout Orthodox believer from the Dolgoruky family in Tsarist Russia. Although he did not have much combat experience.
But he is a member of the Dolgoruki family and a devout Orthodox believer.
He is the most suitable person to lead this expeditionary force.
The King of Sweden was still immersed in the grief of losing little Peter, although he held a grand banquet for Sir Staffky.
But he rarely spoke at the banquet.
Sir Staffy noticed the Swedish king's mood, and he had no knowledge of little Peter's affairs.
Sir Staffi asked very understandingly: "Your Majesty the King, what exactly is troubling you? Can I help you?"
Adolf glanced at Sir Staffuji, was slightly startled but shook his head.
No one can help him with his matter.
Now that little Peter's life or death is uncertain, he has sent out several waves of people to search for his traces, but all have failed.
Adolf had not thought about negotiating with Long Yanjun to determine the status of little Peter.
However, it is a pity that there is a person in Ruidi's army who is good at proficient in Dragon Flame Language.
For them, Longyan Language is one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn.
Sweden does not have much interaction with Long Yan, and although Sweden is very strong, its population is very sparse.
Although they imported supplies from Longyan, the merchants also hired translators.
But for this matter, Adolf could not hire any translator.
The disappearance of little Peter must not be told to other countries.
After all, Peter the Great was the candidate for the crown prince of Tsarist Russia.
"You can't help me, Sir, but I still want to thank you for your kindness." Adolf said apologetically.
Sir Staffi still persuaded: "No, tell me, the Lord may help you."
Seeing that he insisted again and again, and thinking of Sir Staffy's identity, Adolf told him about little Peter.
However, Adolf still concealed the fact that Peter was the crown prince of Russia.
After all, Stavki is a member of the Dolgoruky family, a relatively prestigious family in Tsarist Russia.
After listening to this, Sir Staffy smiled.
"Dear Your Majesty, maybe I can help you."
After hearing this, Adolf, who had been frowning for several days, looked into Sir Staffy's eyes excitedly and asked in disbelief: "You mean, you can help me?"
Ser Stafford nodded.
Adolf got a positive answer and his face lit up.
Looking at Sir Staffy again, it was as if it was his last life-saving straw.
Sir Stafki said: "We, Tsarist Russia, have interacted with Long Yan for many years. Sometimes in order to facilitate movement, we also need to use a little bit of Long Yan's language, so their language has been learned by many people in the army."
Hearing this surprising answer, Adolf suddenly smiled: "Dear Sir, let me toast you."
King Adolf of Sweden raised his glass and offered a toast to Stafki. Other Swedish princes and ministers also raised their glasses and toasted Sir Stafki a glass of wine as a sign of respect.