Warrenov also quickly received a set of military uniforms.
The collar and cuffs showed signs of wear, clearly not brand new, yet spotlessly clean.
Then the sergeant led their group to a row of wagons, from which someone took out a Chaleville Flintlock Gun and forcefully pressed it into their hands.
Zlatopol restrained his excitement and turned to the officer beside him, asking, "Sir, what are we going to do?"
"Fight a war," the latter replied succinctly, "First we'll undergo three weeks of restorative training, then we'll punish those invaders."
In the following 20 days, Warrenov and thousands of others stayed at the Zalesna Manor for training, not once returning home during this time.
However, they had no complaints; everyone trained with great seriousness.
They had thought Poland had accepted its fate of being partitioned and that they could only live out their days in numb humiliation, but never expected Jesus to give them a chance for revenge.
