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Lowry didn't mind helping the soon-to-be father, who was clearly a little too worried, but he had his own difficulties.

"You know, in this regard, if Ruth Canya chooses to do what she wants, it's hard for me to stop her."

"Respecting women is indeed a good quality, but you're a little too respectful, aren't you?

It's as if disagreeing with those women's opinions would get you slapped." Bolanios couldn't understand this aspect of Lowry at all.

Lowry smiled awkwardly.

Well…

His life was indeed so shallow that he could only treat every lady in front of him with sufficient politeness.

Even though he had met and understood many women in this world, but… Lowry was still Lowry at heart!

Therefore, he could only use enough respect and etiquette to cover up his guilt and avoidance.

In short, once a habit is formed, it is difficult to change.

So, even though Bolanios raised an objection, Lowry could only give a wry smile: "I don't like forcing others."

Bolanios shook his head: "Then don't take sides when Ruth Canya and I discuss things!"

"But why should I be listening to things between you two as partners?" Lowry asked, puzzled.

"Because Ruth Canya is really uncomfortable right now," Bolanios said after hesitating for a few seconds, "Even dragons will feel unwell and very irritable during the time they are about to give birth.

That's why I didn't stop her from helping you dig soil.

It's better to let her vent a little than to have her get angry at me.

But her current state is not good!

How can she fight when she's feeling unwell?

But I don't dare to help, otherwise, she will definitely think I'm trying to steal her money!

Lowry, you have to help me. It will be better after the children are born. Even if she's in a bad mood and doesn't want to take care of the children, I can feed them myself."

Lowry felt dizzy listening to him.

He really didn't understand why he had to listen to such bizarre conversations here.

"By the way, you don't have to worry about Ruth Canya's body afterwards. For her, giving birth is like unloading cargo. She'll feel much more relaxed after giving birth.

After all, dragon eggs are probably not as big as her poop…"

"Ruth Canya can hear you!" Lowry stopped Bolanios's outrageous remarks in time.

Moreover, to be honest, he didn't want to hear such descriptions.

Why are these dragons all like this?

Bolanios shut his mouth.

Then he couldn't help but mutter, "Ruth Canya isn't as fussy as you are."

Lowry took a deep breath: "So, do you still want me to help you or not?"

"Okay, so we've agreed?" Bolanios quickly picked up the conversation.

Lowry nodded helplessly: "Since it's for Ruth Canya's own good."

They both knew very well that Ruth Canya, who was outside the castle, definitely heard their conversation clearly.

The essence of Bolanios's insistence on Lowry making a promise was to indirectly notify Ruth Canya: Please pay attention to your body.

Although they wouldn't stop her from this money-making journey, they hoped she would restrain herself a bit afterwards.

If she really had any ideas, she could do them after giving birth.

But since it was for Ruth Canya's health, Lowry would definitely cooperate.

So, when Ruth Canya returned in triumph, Bolanios and Lowry hadn't said a few words when she made a promise not to cause any more trouble.

Of course, what really made her choose to give up was: "Lowry, why are your subordinates so poor?

I remember you paid the people in the library quite well!

Tsk, the guy who bought the information only had 1000 gold coins!

Seriously, so poor!

Did he sell such a good lord like you for so little money? Is he out of his mind?

Isn't he a scholar!"

"Snowy Lace Vines." Lowry smiled, "You should recognize them, you just haven't paid much attention to what they look like before they mature."

"Oh?" Ruth Canya curiously observed for a while, "Lace flowers look like this before they mature?"

This kind of slender vine with many long leaves has an extremely long growth period, and the requirements for the growing environment are also very special.

As long as the temperature is maintained above minus twenty degrees, it will always be in the form of green grass leaves.

Only in a sufficiently cold environment will the Lace Vines slowly begin to grow, until the cold aura accumulates in their bodies for three full years, then they will enter maturity.

At that time, they will completely transform into a crystal-like transparent color, and then bloom crystal clear lace flowers.

The flowers, almost as large as bowl lotuses, will also emit a soft light, looking like a dream from afar.

However, Lowry chose to plant this plant by the lake not only because they were good-looking enough.

Their most important ability is to absorb and isolate cold air.

The reason why Lowry spurred the growth of Snowy Lace Vines as far as twenty meters around the inner lake was for this ability of theirs.

After all, there are still many apprentice-level servants living in his castle, and they have no way to resist the cold air escaping from the ice lake.

Although this is not something that will happen in the near future, Snowy Lace Vines cannot be grown in a day or two.

Even if Lowry had some special potions from the Church of the Earth in his hand, he could only make them grow quickly to the current stage.

After all, they cannot be said to be true magic plants before they have absorbed the cold ice aura.

Then, the natural cold ice aura in the ice lake, even if only a little bit is leaked out, is enough to make these Lace Vines grow a large section faster.

Lowry estimated that the day the lace flowers bloom should also be when Ruth Canya gives birth.

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"You're so thoughtful." Ruth Canya stretched her neck and sniffed, "Um, even in the grass leaf stage, the smell is quite good."

Lowry smiled: "You've always liked the smell of lotus flowers!

This plant is actually a kind of lotus flower.

They can also grow in water."

Ruth Canya tilted her head and thought for a while, and couldn't help but reveal a happy smile: "My friend, you are always so considerate.

Oh, Cheska is here, I should go back to sleep."

Then she flapped her wings and left, flying back to the Thousand Petal Lotus Hall.

"Baron." Cheska walked over quickly.

"How is it? Who was caught?" Lowry asked curiously.

"Hendel from the library, the one who was once said to be the fastest to become a formal scholar." Cheska sneered, "However, the people at the magic shop have already completed the certification of a first-ring scholar, and he is still the apprentice closest to becoming a scholar."

To complete the first-ring certification, a scholar must use six different first-ring divine arts or spells within half an hour, and be able to independently complete the production of more than three types of first-ring magic scrolls.

Scrolls can be handed in as finished products, after all, you can tell if they were made by the same person by comparing the spells they use.

Moreover, generally people will not be too demanding of first-ring scholars, as long as they can really make them.

However, the basic spell requirements must be passed to obtain certification.

Mages actually have many requirements, but basically no mages will do this certification.

This world does not have a mage guild, and it is impossible to pull mages of different countries and different beliefs into the same organization: even a loose organization is impossible.

Scholars can do it because there is a scroll mountain.

Also, scholars have more serious employment problems, and they are very willing to have a place that can issue certificates to guarantee them.

First-ring scholars who have had their strength certified are not very popular with adventurers, but with nobles, they can actually get a well-paid job.

Although the nobles don't care about their strength, they will definitely respect their knowledge.

Scholars rarely have late bloomers.

Memory and analytical skills, in the eyes of many people, are actually things that are determined from the beginning.

Some people can quickly learn things that others can only learn in three years because they are born smart.

But peers in the same environment are basically already set in stone.

This is also the reason why the few people in the library have always been very proud.

They actually don't want to get a position in Lowry's territory, but what they want to get and what Lowry wants to give are completely different things.

Most importantly, they feel that Lowry doesn't value them enough.

It is clear that Lowry's territory lacks officials, but Lowry would rather start from scratch to train Valeria and Charles, and endure the various small troubles they bring because they don't think carefully, than to bow their heads and ask them for help… Yes, in the eyes of those few quasi-scholars, Lowry should sincerely invite them to be officials, instead of letting Cheska casually tell them to do it.

These people probably also want to experience the joy of high-ranking mages bowing their heads to them, these quasi-scholars… After all, most mages, even if they have territories, do not manage them as seriously as Lowry.

In the territories of normal mages, there is basically only a mage town that specifically provides services to the mage, and the number of residents does not exceed one hundred.

There is no need for any officials at all, a mage apprentice can manage everything.

Their source of income is generally the mines granted by the king, or the veins they find themselves.