Eugen chose such a small breach as a temporary resting place, and lit a small fire on the ground, which became warm and bright.

Liszt and the Count's sons also lived in such 'rooms,' and the soldiers were all left outside, and they had no complaints about it.

Surprisingly, Caterina ended up staying in Eugen's room, as Caterina seemed to be ill and needed to be seen by Eugen's doctor.

Because of the harassment of the Disaster Relief Army commander against the Black Death, Eugen was naturally regarded as a doctor, although his medical skills were probably only at the level of being able to disinfect and sterilize wounds by licking and licking wounds with saliva.

There was indeed something wrong with Caterina, and Eugen knew this from just now, because he hadn't had any contact before, so he didn't understand what was going on with this Caterina.

Of course, it is impossible to be sick, I have never heard of any illness that can make people's desires run high uncontrollably, Eugen took a closer look at Katarina, and vaguely guessed that Caterina should have taken some kind of aphrodisiac or something.

Strictly speaking, Eugen can cure this disease, or rather, any normal male can be treated for Caterina.

Knowing this, Eugen was a little entangled, it stands to reason that he should send Caterina out, after all, at the moment, the lonely men and women are in the same room, and one of them has taken aphrodisiacs, and his behavior is becoming more and more bold, which is normal if something happens.

Just looked at Caterina's delicate and somewhat heroic face, and then at the loose rose-red veil, the ghost sent the gods, Eugen did not let people in to take Caterina out.

He left Caterina in his 'room' for the whole night.

With the mountain wall in the way, no one knows what happened that night, and if Eugen doesn't say it, Catalina doesn't say it, then it will be a mystery forever.

By the early morning of the second day, the wind and snow had already lightened considerably, and it was expected that it would soon cease completely, and they would be able to move on.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Eugen went to meet the captain who led the troops to rescue them, and learned the name of the captain---- Allen.

This Allen doesn't have any aristocratic status, just an ordinary peasant boy.

When he was twenty years old, because he was fortunate enough to do a small favor to Count Sartre, Count Sartre let him enter the army under his command and became a squad leader, which was regarded as taking care of him.

As a result, this Alan showed a very high military talent, led his team to complete many difficult tasks, and was once praised by Count Sartre.

In this way, ten years have passed, and Alan has risen to the rank of captain, and although he has not yet officially sworn allegiance to become a nobleman, his abilities have been respected and recognized by everyone.

Eugen went to see him on purpose, thinking that a character like this would be somewhat arrogant, and he saved his life, and he might even seem a little arrogant.

However, in fact, Allen is very modest, without any arrogance, but admires the Po River defense line established by Eugen very much, saying that Eugen's Po River defense is the most classic defensive case.

Eugen naturally had a good impression of him, and the two talked in detail for a long time, and then they separated.

From the conversation, Eugen learned that Alan is a commander who is good at defense, but he rarely has the opportunity to show his ability, Eugen naturally moved his mind, and he calculated that when the bandit matter is over, he must find a way to pull this Alan under his command and let him play a greater role.

As the commander of the anti-disaster army, this matter is not difficult.

As for the matter of robbers, of course, it is not over, with Eugen's character, it is impossible not to take revenge for losses, and he has decided to give those hateful robbers a lesson that will never be forgotten.

Towards noon, the blizzard finally stopped, and the snow was covered in snow, three inches thick, and the cowhide shoes would step on a shallow pit and creak at the same time.

This bit of snow did not interfere with the journey, and the team was sorted out under the command of Viscount Liszt and prepared to set off back to the Po line of defense.

Caterina, who had slept all night, also came out of it, and her sanity had recovered, but her face was a little pale and her expression was languishing.

What's even more surprising is that her clothes are also a little messy, as if she has been pulled hard.

Thinking of Eugen and Caterina sleeping in the same 'room' last night, everyone vaguely understood what was happening, and there was more laughter in the eyes of Eugen.

Viscount Liszt also knew about this, and it was not a big deal for noble lovers to spend a good night together, so he would not ask more.

Just when greeting Eugen, Liszt quietly gave Eugen a thumbs up, and said: "Count Eugen, you are so powerful, even a man will not let go." ”

Liszt's remark was to make fun of Eugen by saying that Caterina behaved like a man, but Eugen was inexplicable and couldn't understand what he was talking about.

The two sons of the earl also woke up in the morning, probably only they did not know what happened to Eugen and Caterina, but even if they did, they would not care, Caterina had always had a bad relationship with them, although they were family, they were like strangers, and they did not even bother to say a greeting to each other.

Many of the soldiers thought they knew an anecdote and seemed excited to talk, but in fact Caterina was the only one who knew that nothing had happened last night.

Although the drug made her lustful and irrational, it did not deprive her of her memory.

In her impression, Eugen just used the veils on his body last night to tie his hands and feet to prevent himself from moving and touching.

As for the reason for not carrying her out, it was just that he didn't want to make a fool of himself in front of the soldiers in the family's name.

After all, Caterina took the medicine and always wanted to find someone to vent and leave her alone in the room, she would also sneak out, and someone had to watch her. That being the case, Eugen took on this responsibility.

That night, Caterina was very uncomfortable, and Eugen slept very soundly.

Eugen's actions surprised Caterina and moved her at the same time.

If Eugen took the opportunity to do something to her, according to her temperament, she might directly cut Eugen with a sword, even if it cost her.

But at this moment, after knowing the cause and effect of the incident, she can only be grateful to Eugen.

As for the gossip of the soldiers, Caterina didn't care and didn't care.