Dear Broom Knight

Even before the White Dragon King ascended the throne, the Northern Kingdom was a true power.

Frankly speaking, any royal family that can withstand the Church's influence is not simple.

Otherwise, someone like Arsalan would either die young or become a high priest of some church.

Therefore, the royal family can cooperate with the Church, but they can never be intimate with them.

Getting too close to that thing will definitely get you burned.

Of course, it's not entirely without solutions... There are countries in this world where royal and religious power are united.

The king's crown is also adorned with the Pope's tiara.

However, almost all such countries are rebuilt in blood and chaos... a meat grinder that even ten white dragons attacking together couldn't create.

Arsalan is very grateful that he is from the Northern Kingdom.

What do their royal family's power struggles amount to!

Those who don't participate can live well and won't be dragged into the battlefield for inexplicable reasons.

Those who lose, as long as they willingly admit defeat, can even save their lives, at most with a slightly worse distribution of territory.

Only fools who are unwilling to accept defeat and insist on going too far will bring their entire family to ruin.

Who would sympathize with such people?

Thinking of this, Arsalan, feeling slightly better, glanced at the White Dragon King: "Your Majesty, what do you want from me?"

The White Dragon King smiled awkwardly: "Could you help me take a look at this proposal, uh, application?

I'm a little confused."

Arsalan turned around in surprise... He never pays attention to politics, so this thing must have been proposed by someone related to him.

And Travis's topic has been revolving around Laurie.

Hasn't that little brat of his been quiet for only a few days!

What does he want to do now?

He reached out and took the thick document, and when he opened the first page, all he saw was content related to merchant groups.

Arsalan looked at the White Dragon King in confusion: "Isn't this a merchant group application?

Which territory's nobles don't do this!"

The nonsense wasn't written for nothing.

If it were someone with a less sharp mind and less patience, they probably wouldn't have finished reading the entire document and would have directly approved it as a normal merchant group application.

However, this document came from Laurie Montes, the Baron Gzale who swindled his neighboring colleagues out of half a year's salary, how could the Commerce Bureau people dare to let it go easily?

It hasn't been decades, they still can't forget the screams of their next-door neighbor for days and nights back then.

Therefore, Arsalan wasn't at all surprised that this document was eventually sent to the White Dragon King.

There are indeed many fools among the nobles, but when it comes to protecting themselves, fools aren't really that foolish.

Arsalan's rapidly flipping hand suddenly stopped... Reading ten lines at a glance, he finally saw the key point.

Those rows of seemingly diverse and dazzling words can actually be summarized into one thing: Laurie's merchant group doesn't plan to send anyone out to work.

The Gale Wolves leaving Earl Gzale's territory and heading straight for Laurie's territory is a major event that everyone in high society knows, but the lower classes have no news of.

The nobles, for the sake of Earl Gzale's face, generally won't discuss this matter outside.

As for whether ordinary people really don't know, or whether no one dares to mention it even at home, Arsalan doesn't know.

However, this matter has also made Arsalan and the White Dragon King more vigilant towards Earl Gzale... He actually gave up without hesitation after trying to intercept them and failing.

The only reason Earl Gzale could endure this incident, which could almost turn him into a laughingstock in history books, is that he couldn't afford to lose any manpower.

Although it was vaguely heard that the Gale Wolves caused Earl Gzale heavy losses before they left, with dozens of knights losing their combat power... But, at most, their mounts were gone, the knights themselves were still there, right?

Ruthkania and Laurie had both passed on some news, and they also knew why the Gale Wolves moved away.

How could knights who could do such a thing still be harmed by the complete destruction of their former partners?

The soul connection had long been severed!

Arsalan's eyes turned: "Your Majesty, has there been any new news from Earl Gzale recently?"

"In what aspect?" The White Dragon King was stunned for a moment, then immediately reacted, "Those knights were indeed slightly injured that day, but they were fine the next day.

Earl Gzale's calmness must be for other reasons."

Arsalan abandoned the thought in his heart and waved the document in his hand: "There's nothing wrong with this!

Isn't it just sending goods and receiving goods, it's the Gale Wolves!

Laurie has many storage tools, and they don't need to tow trailers in the air.

Hey~ Speaking of which, can Gale Wolves sail?

Magic ships..."

"Archmage Arsalan! Please don't bring up such impossible topics, okay?" The White Dragon King said unhappily, "I don't believe you don't know what the biggest trouble with this matter is."

The reason Earl Gzale has been able to remain calm is because the Gale Wolves who arrived at Baron Gzale's territory are very quiet.

As long as he can find enough giant wolves to fill Wolf Mountain within a period of time... then his face can still be salvaged a little.

Even if everyone knows that the Gale Wolves have long abandoned his branch, after all, the Gale Wolves still belong to the Gzale bloodline.

If anyone from the Gzale family still wants to make a contract with the Gale Wolves, they can go to Laurie to apply.

Although no one will definitely do that in a short time.

But, in the situation where the last Gale Wolf contractor is still Mrs. Yagris, everyone can understand if the Gzale family doesn't get the Gale Wolf's approval for several decades.

After all, if a magical creature doesn't like someone, it usually affects three generations.

So, just wait for Earl Gzale's great-grandson to take the position.

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But, the Gale Wolves jumping out themselves is another matter.

Laurie's document is simply a declaration of war on Earl Gzale.

"Again, what happened?" Arsalan muttered, "Laurie clearly didn't intend to go too far."

As for him receiving the Gale Wolves, no one found it strange.

Anyone would have to accept them, not to mention that Laurie's own mother had already broken face with Earl Gzale.

Laurie, who deeply respects Mrs. Yagris, will definitely take action to slap the other party hundreds of times without violating the noble rules.

"What happened, I don't know yet," the White Dragon King suddenly sighed, "But, this document..."

If it wasn't Laurie who sent this document, the White Dragon King would have agreed long ago.

As for whether anyone would be scared out of their wits by being stepped on by the Gale Wolves, what does that have to do with him?

Anyway, he's not afraid, and the people he cares about are definitely not afraid either.

Most importantly, once this matter comes out, Earl Gzale definitely won't be able to hold on, he has to take action no matter what.

This is no longer a matter of hundreds of slaps.

This is telling the world in all directions that Earl Gzale is a useless waste, and anyone can step on him.

If Earl Gzale can still endure it, his neighbors probably won't be able to endure it either.

Something big must have happened to the Gzale family that they even endured such humiliation.

Then who can not take action?

Why leave the advantage for others to take?

"What?" Arsalan looked at the White Dragon King with a puzzled expression, "Did Earl Gzale send the truth about Yagris's father's death to Laurie?"

The fact that Yagris's own father didn't die a normal death isn't really a secret.

However, he actually deserved to die... Knowing that Earl Gzale wanted the shares of the crystal mine in his hand, he either had to cheer up, work hard to strengthen himself, and then make people afraid to do anything to him, like Mrs. Yagris.

Or he could honestly admit defeat and sell it directly... He couldn't give it away, he could only take a sum of money and leave.

Well, Mrs. Yagris did this when her own strength was not enough.

That's why she had the opportunity to find Wolf Mountain and her wolves to be together, and even took the opportunity to directly enter the army.

The most useless thing is to be timid and afraid of everything, but stubbornly hold on to that little bit of resources.

Mrs. Yagris's father was able to live so long because the Northern Kingdom's royal power was at its peak, and even the great nobles had to abide by the rules on the surface.

Therefore, whether he really drank himself to death or not, no one cares.

Including Mrs. Yagris herself.

As long as she 'doesn't know' the truth, she doesn't need to draw her weapon against Earl Gzale on the surface.

Of course, everyone understands that as long as there is an opportunity, Mrs. Yagris will definitely not make Earl Gzale feel good.

But, what they will do is, at most, something like taking in the Gale Wolves, which is justifiable but can make Earl Gzale feel heartbroken.

Arsalan glanced at the White Dragon King again... The faint anxiety and excitement between his eyebrows told him that what this guy just said about 'not knowing what's going on with Laurie' was indeed true.

The Northern Kingdom's king has always had an incredible number of intelligence agents.

The fact that even someone as well-informed as him can't get the news proves that this matter only happened on Laurie's side.

Laurie's closed management style actually makes it very difficult for news from his territory to spread.

But he will say things himself if he has something to say, and he doesn't care that Ruthkania uses matters in his territory to amuse the White Dragon King, so Travis didn't think about continuing to send spies to Laurie's territory.

Besides, it's really hard to send them in.