At the end of June 1453, one hundred and sixty kilometers north of Constantinople, on the shores of the Black Sea, it was later attached to a deserted beach in Bulgaria

With the sound of a long horn, a white sailboat flying the flag of a double-headed eagle slowly lifted anchor and sailed away from this coast.

According to an explanation to the imperial courtiers, Emperor Constantine XI had traveled north alone with only a small attendant to secretly meet with the Christian princes of Wallachia (present-day Romania) and Bulgaria to discuss how to exterminate the remnants of the Ottoman Turkish Empire in Europe.

In fact, the emperor did summon a few local Eastern European nobles here, but most of them were not very powerful, and they could not even make up a few hundred peasants carrying straw forks, and their social status was at most between the bandit leader and the lord of the manor.

Therefore, Emperor Constantine XI was not interested in discussing any topics of strategy and tactics, military alliances, etc., with these little minions, but only talked about unbounded empty words, ate and drank a few meals, gave them a little spices and silk and other luxuries, encouraged them to continue to fight for God, drove the Turkish infidels out of Europe, and then sent them back.

Truth be told, after the overnight death of Sultan Mehmed II and 140,000 Turkish troops, and the death of the Turkish capital Adrianople, any sane person can see that the Turks' rule over Eastern European Christians is doomed to collapse.

Thus, the remnants of the Ottoman Turkish Empire in Europe, in the midst of the surging wave of Christian uprisings, did not need the planning and conspiracy of the Eastern Roman Emperor at all, and were already like ice and snow under the scorching sun, and in just a few months, they were about to melt away.

From April. In Serbia, Bulgaria, Albania and other places, the Christian princes and nobles who had been subject to the Ottoman Turkish Sultan began to rebel one after another—according to their view, not to mention the blood feud between Christians and Muslims, now that even the Ottoman royal family was extinct, and only a fool would continue to pledge allegiance to the next Sultan who did not know where - and the Turkish Pashas, who had been sealed in these places to impeach Christians, together with their most elite cronies, It has just been served by the traversers under the city of Constantinople......

In short, Sultan Mehmed II, in order to attack Constantinople, drained almost all the military fortresses of the Turkish Empire in Eastern Europe, and then died in one fell swoop. As a result, the rebel armies of the Christians in Eastern Europe, with little or no strong suppression, proceeded very smoothly and soon became a beacon fire. Everywhere, Turkish immigrant villages and towns were burned and churches-turned-mosques were destroyed...... After the complete loss of the protection of the regular army, the remaining hundreds of thousands of Turkish Muslims. Plus about the same number of European converts, scattered scattered in the sea of Christians like peppercorns. Basically as helpless as a lamb.

However. As the ruling order of the Turkish Empire collapsed, many chaotic conflicts quickly erupted between the Serbs, Bulgarians, Macedonians, and Albanians, as well as the princely chieftains of various ethnic groups. The army of the Kingdom of Hungary, which was trying to expand its territory in the Balkans, would inevitably have to fight with the aforementioned Balkan natives.

Thereupon. The brutal infighting between the Christian rebels gave the struggling Turks some room to survive. Some of the remaining Turkish troops have gradually reacted from the initial surprise and have begun to abandon a part of the territory that is difficult to control in a targeted manner. Then they held on to other strong fortresses, and even launched small-scale counteroffensives in local areas in an attempt to hold on to the European colonial strongholds.

However, the remnants of these Turks in Eastern Europe, whether or not Zuihou disappeared or turned over, seemed to Emperor Constantine XI, who had long since decided to abandon European territory, insignificant. He didn't really care who would be in charge of the Balkans in the future - no one except the Venetian and Genoese fleets by sea could get through the line of death made of highly radioactive nuclear waste on the Thracian plain, and hit him by land to Constantinople.

Therefore, Emperor Bixia's secret diplomatic visit this time was actually just a cover-up.

As for the real goal...... Emperor Constantine XI looked back at the interdimensional wormhole suspended in the center of the cabin.

It was a wonderful black hole surrounded by black mist, roughly the diameter of a basketball, the edge of the black hole glowing with silver light, and in the middle was a bottomless dark vortex that spun rapidly, showing a faint suction, as if it could swallow everything.

- The other side of this black hole is the modern Shijie hundreds of years later.

In the past half month, when Constantine XI was bored to meet with the Slavic nobles of Eastern Europe, and was talking about empty and kind words every day, Wang Qiu and several other travelers of later generations used this wormhole to travel back and forth between the two shijie without any restraint, and secretly dumped nuclear radiation garbage on this desolate coast. In order to increase turnover, the traversers not only disposed of a batch of high-radiation waste on the beach of Fukushima, but also emptied all the hundreds of tons of nuclear waste stockpiles hoarded in Aomori, Tokai Village and other places in Japan in one go, thus saving the Japanese government a lot of high storage fees, and also eliminating a major hidden danger that can be called a time bomb - although these nuclear waste repositories in Japan have been carefully selected before construction, but the geological conditions of the Japanese archipelago are too sad. There is no guarantee that these hoarded nuclear waste will not leak in large quantities in a certain earthquake and tsunami, creating another nuclear-contaminated area rich in radiation monsters......

- As for whether the Japanese left behind tons of high-purity plutonium and uranium to build nuclear bombs in the future, only God knows.

After completing the delivery of several barrels of nuclear waste in Zuihou, the traversers who finally let go of their heavy burdens happily walked through the wormhole again and returned to Tokyo, Japan, in modern Shijie, preparing to find a place to celebrate their achievements after the three-proof decontamination.

For Emperor Bixia, an absolutely impassable radiation defense line extending from the black sponge to the Mediterranean Sea has finally been completed.

“…… Moria in the Peloponnese was snatched by Venice, Lemnos became the island of death, and the radiation defense line was raised. Now that the troubles between the Roman Empire and its European neighbors are almost over, the next step is to solve the problems of Asia. ”

Emperor Constantine XI stroked the map of the Eastern Roman Empire nailed to the wall and muttered, "...... Before that, though, it seems appropriate to give a little gift to the treacherous Venetian, and to my hateful brother Demetus...... Hehe, how many deaths can the legacy of Japan's Unit 731 be made in this era? That's really exciting! Oh hehehehe......"

His pupils constricted slightly, and his mouth let out bursts of creepy smiles, no matter how you look at it, he looks like he has a second disease, "...... Whoever has insulted me will die a terrible death! Miserable! Be extremely tragic! It's not me who is wrong, it's this filthy shijie! (To be continued.) )