Dear Broom Knight

"She's overthinking it, right? How could Big Brother possibly help those two?" After all, Yuri's youthful years were filled with him constantly cursing certain people, and Leon was always covered in wounds... Yuri ultimately becoming a scholar more skilled in healing arts was all thanks to Leon.

Initially, Yuri was clearly aiming for spells related to prophecy, change, and general-purpose magic, and he was especially adept at summoning.

After all, he was a follower of royalty. Normally, he would always have a pure healing-type professional by his side. Why would a scholar abandon his fundamental direction as a strategist and waste so much energy learning divine magic in the priest's domain!

Fortunately, before leaving the palace with Leon, Yuri went to the grand library and used Leon's royal status to borrow a large number of magic books... He even wisely took away many books related to the priest's path.

Of course, others might think he was pursuing knowledge in the field of priest magic... The only advantage of a scholar is being able to simultaneously cultivate the skills of a priest and a mage, and even use scrolls to integrate knowledge and prophecy, two fields that might otherwise conflict.

Of course, a scholar who does this must have a very firm will to find their own mark in the conflicting information.

But similarly, only a few scholars who have always struggled to find their life's direction have walked this path to the pinnacle of their profession.

Of course, some scroll scholars who are almost considered half-favored by the God of Knowledge can also advance to level 16, but how could intelligent scholars not understand the difference?

Does that have anything to do with the scholar's own ability?

With Yuri's ability, no one doubted that he could walk this bright path of a scholar.

But in the end, he could only give up.

Because he had simultaneously cultivated a large number of healing skills, Yuri's spiritual sea could no longer achieve the absolute neutrality of a scholar. Being able to use order-based divine magic to stabilize his spiritual sea, so that he wouldn't embrace the gods due to excessive use of healing, was the only thing Yuri could do.

For a scholar who wholeheartedly yearns for the sea of knowledge, there is a huge difference between respecting the existence of gods and becoming a devout believer of gods.

This is also the reason why Leon, who finally recovered from the pain, could no longer raise his head in front of Yuri... Although Yuri never blamed him, it was his stupidity that forced the little brother he wholeheartedly cared for to give up his life's goal, which still made Leon feel very guilty.

Therefore, Aluna completely didn't believe that Leon would do something foolish.

Really, even if his brain was suddenly damaged by someone, Leon could quickly return to normal under Yuri's murderous gaze.

After all, not being able to find north for a month... in a real sense... is no problem, but not being able to find it for a lifetime would be a bit troublesome.

Leon tried his best to widen his eyes, even blinking hard to make his eyeballs look watery.

There was no way, having forgotten what it was like to cry, he could only use such a euphemistic way to express his grievance.

He really didn't want to have anything to do with those pasts anymore!

The reason why they were such good brothers was because they were all people with no way back!

As for the connection with the White Dragon King, that was another matter.

Putting aside the issue that he was still a knight loyal to the country and the monarch, the White Dragon King hadn't really done anything to wrong him.

Leon had volunteered to take the blame.

The White Dragon King had actually been hinting that as long as he changed his story, the evidence would be immediately available.

However, Leon really couldn't do it.

Even if he didn't mention the matter of sending his own mother to the tribunal... what then?

What meaning would his life have?

Reluctantly raising those younger siblings who resented him, and his own mother, who would definitely not die but would definitely curse him every day?

Since he knew what kind of person he was, he simply abandoned those shadows that would drag him into the abyss... Although Yuri always thought he valued family too much, Leon himself didn't think so.

Just like now, seeing the so-called 'mother's' concern after more than twenty years, Leon only felt annoyed.

The ripples this matter stirred up in his heart were actually not as big as how to appease Yuri.

Leon had actually hesitated whether to face the storm head-on.

But after thinking about it, he still felt that the consequences of hiding this matter from Yuri would be even more serious.

Yuri would definitely teach that woman a lesson while tormenting her, by the way.

That woman wasn't worthy of him bearing such consequences.

Leon never wanted to get lost in a small garden where he could see everything around him for a whole day under the gaze of a group of people again!

He had actually guessed in the end that he had been trapped in a psychedelic array, but he just couldn't find the node.

Of course, after guessing who had done it, Leon didn't dare to break it even if he saw the node... Yuri was already very powerful, there was no need to be so brave and forge ahead.

However, his choice was quite correct.

Because Yuri had clearly shifted his attention away from Leon and focused all his firepower on a certain lady.

Leon hid behind Aluna and gently exhaled.

"Leon."

Startled by Yuri's call, Leon quickly poked his head out: "What?"

"From now on, no matter who comes to ask you anything, you just need to smile bitterly in silence.

Can you do that?"

Leon nodded quickly without hesitation: "No problem!"

Then he realized what he had agreed to and asked a little confusedly: "Then can I just not see people? I'm not very good at performing in front of others."

Then, under a cold gaze, he immediately changed his tune: "I will try my best to do it!"

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"Baron, are you free now?" Cheska looked at the study door with a worried expression.

Lowry hesitated for a moment, but still opened the door for her... Normally, Cheska could contact him through the feather.

Cheska would only come directly to his study for things that she felt were difficult to say, things that she didn't want outsiders to know at all.

Just to make sure that the words she said would definitely not be heard by outsiders.

But it was definitely not something urgent, otherwise Cheska wouldn't have chosen to knock on the door so hesitantly.

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Lowry looked at his half-finished painting with regret. Although he had to return from beautiful memories to troublesome reality, he knew very well that he had better not choose to escape.

"What's wrong again?" Looking at Cheska walking into the study, Lowry asked curiously, "Isn't Grand Knight Alex leaving tomorrow?

I think they've prepared very comprehensively, they shouldn't need our help with anything."

Although it was a question, he used a completely affirmative tone.

"The swordsman Aluna from the Hamilton County, just arrived at the Knights' headquarters.

After meeting and exchanging pleasantries with Mr. Alex, he found me."

Cheska's tone was very difficult.

Lowry certainly didn't find it strange that Leon would change people.

Although, logically speaking, if they didn't want their years of effort for Alex to go to waste, they should still send Milian over to show that there were no rifts between them due to Alex's antics.

Or, simply let Yuri, the nominal second-in-command and the real backbone of Hamilton, come over, which could also prove that although they were dissatisfied due to a certain matter, Leon's Hamilton had no intention of completely abandoning their 'friendship' with Alex, as long as Alex was willing to pay compensation that satisfied them.

Of course, it wasn't the worst result, after all, they still sent someone.

But it wasn't good either. Aluna had always been the most unwelcome outsider in the Blade of the Mad Tiger, and his relationship with Alex was also the most indifferent.

At least the others would give Alex a little face.

However, what does this have to do with their Gezall? And what does it have to do with him, Lowry?

Why is Cheska's tone so strange!

Cheska really felt that those people in Hamilton were a bit crazy. She didn't know how to say it, but it was clear that this matter had to be explained to Lowry before that icefield prince set off tomorrow.

It was impossible for Lowry to end up in a passive situation because she couldn't say it.

"Aluna wanted me to ask the Baron, if he minds... Mrs. Yagris becoming the Mother of the North."

"What?" Lowry couldn't help but tilt his head and even pick at his ears, "What do you mean?"

"Scholar Yuri intends to express Leon Hamilton's envy for you at tomorrow's farewell ceremony.

"

"Envy you for having a mother like Mrs. Yagris."

"Righteous, selfless..."

As soon as the word righteous came out, Lowry reacted.

Mrs. Yagris's most praised righteousness by outsiders comes from her using knightly virtue in her family life, becoming a truly good stepmother who doesn't see her predecessor's children as thorns in her side.

In fact, she never even intended to do anything.

Even when provoked by ungrateful stepchildren, she never crossed her bottom line.

Although in the eyes of many people, she's a bit stupid to do so.

After all, the status of a border count is enough to stir up a bloody storm.

Moreover, she taught a child with such a strange personality like Lowry so well. Even after encountering such a huge change in the Montes territory, he didn't covet the title of Earl.

Things that most people can't do naturally deserve to be praised.

Of course, Mrs. Yagris herself still thinks those praises are very stupid.