"That's strange. After all, your soldiers can confirm who they were fighting. There must have been losses on that side, too," Andrey noted.
"Yeah, but we either had no survivors, or they were in critical condition, or they were escaping using any available means, without even putting up a fight. You know how all this looks to us. Well, I think now you understand exactly why you're here."
"Yeah," Andrey said thoughtfully. "I see, of course. Well, can I go now?"
- Yes, go.
Vladov waved his hand at the guy and he left the office.
Closing the door behind him, Andrei felt relief for the first time in three days. Waiting for the guide, the journey to Olkhovka, the negotiations with Vladov, the incident that night, the conflict between his men and the traders—all of it had drained him of ene
