Ottoman camp

Even though the situation in Hungary calmed down somewhat in the middle of the 16th century and the Ottomans stopped attacking their neighbours for a while, one big and seemingly unsolvable problem appeared. It is a discreet matter which precludes the use of the army, and even the envoy of the King of Bohemia in Buda cannot intervene. Queen Anne therefore turns to the royal scribe, George Adam of Dobronín. As it is an extremely dangerous mission, she does not order anything this time, yet the Lord of Dobronín complies. Then he goes into the territory of the infidels. But before they get there, the first murder occurs. This crime, however, can seemingly have no connection with the mission in Hungary. Yet it will complicate it immensely. Fortunately, the royal scribe meets an old friend.