Dear Broom Knight

Lowry really felt quite lucky.

Although the small shop in the manor had disappeared, and things like fertilizer that could accelerate the growth time of plants and animals had also vanished, the seeds in his warehouse remained.

Lorry, who liked playing knight development games, only had an attitude of 'all achievements must be obtained' towards the attached farming game. He didn't consider efficiency at all, and directly maxed out the number of all plant seeds and animal cubs.

The achievements in this damn game were numerous and dense, and the most tiring farming achievement was this full planting.

The rewards given were mostly weapons and accessories, and even furniture and manor appearances.

For Lowry, who mainly focused on the knight himself, he would just click on whichever item was closest to his mouse cursor when he was farming and herding.

Therefore, to save trouble, he would just click 'one-click max', instead of buying more only when he could plant, like others did.

Of course, it was also because he worked hard enough, earning a lot of gold from knight missions and achievements, that he could plant whatever he wanted to eat so easily.

Especially grapes.

Although wine grapes were super sweet, Lowry would definitely not feel that he would get tired of eating them... the sweetness from fruit was much better than the sugar in this world.

Actually, Lowry didn't really care whether his winemaker would only be able to brew two or three kinds of wine in the end.

Anyway, he could eat them.

His greatest happiness was that the chef could make more than a dozen kinds of fruit-related pastries.

Lowry was a very petty person.

Just like in the past, when he occasionally went home, the gifts he brought back were definitely only things that his own parents could use, and even the food was something that his brother's little nephew would definitely not eat.

As for the niece who seemed to be well-raised, he didn't really care if she might eat some too.

If he was not valued, at least he could understand from a young age that only himself was his own reliance.

And the niece who grew up under the so-called 'rich daughter' upbringing, if she was really confused by the idea of 'no need to work too hard, just enjoy', then her future would definitely be even worse.

Knowing Lowry like this, it was obvious that he would never train chefs for the Earl's castle.

Even if he himself could only eat white bread for a few years.

But after arriving at his own territory, Lowry became much more unrestrained.

His greatest stability was just plucking a circle of saplings from the orchard of the virtual manor... although he couldn't eradicate them, he could go in and pull them out himself.

This was also a kind of eradication, and it didn't affect the survival of the saplings.

Speaking of which, Lowry's biggest regret was that this incomplete manor castle was missing half of it that was by the sea, and it also lost the hunting mountains by the sea.

Although this might be a deliberate incompleteness, Lowry still felt heartbroken that there would be no more sea fish coming in.

Those that were originally stored in the warehouse were still there.

But, because he had been grinding the knight's growth, he only casually went out to sea on a boat every day, not caring what he caught.

Even if there were many ocean pearls and treasures from the deep sea, what good would it do?

He wasn't short of money.

In achievement tasks, gold nuggets were just extras, dozens at a time!

Otherwise, he wouldn't have such good relationships with those gray market smugglers.

It was only because Mrs. Yagris and Earl Montes were competing to give him money that he hadn't been exposed these years... of course, he dared to be so arrogant also because of this reason.

His virtual manor was really small, not even as large as a baronial castle.

Fortunately, the planting and raising speed was quite fast.

And the plants and animals in the manor were very vital, so the fruit seedlings that Lowry transplanted all survived in the end.

Although these saplings were not large, they all entered the fruit-bearing period after a year of rest.

Not too much, but it was still very enough for Lowry, who had no one to send to and never thought of doing business.

Lowry would not risk himself for Mrs. Yagris, but he was quite willing to share the good things he obtained openly with her.

Moreover, he also knew Yagris very well.

After receiving these fruits, she would only distribute them to her knights and attendants, and even Earl Montes would probably not get any.

Cheska certainly understood Lowry's thoughts, so she quickly said: "Yes, I'll have Taylor take people to handle it."

"Baron! Cheska!" Before she could finish speaking, Taylor's voice appeared outside the door.

"Taylor? Come in." Lowry raised his head curiously.

The serious little knight walked in solemnly: "Baron, Leon, the leader of the Tiger's Blade Adventurer Group, requests an audience.

Cheska wasn't in front, so Mar asked me to come and deliver the message."

Lowry's eyes darkened slightly, and he nodded: "I understand, let him in!

Cheska, take Taylor to handle the things we agreed on."

Cheska keenly glanced at Lowry, nodded, and turned around to drag Taylor, who still wanted to say something, out.

Lowry tilted his head and suddenly noticed the broom he was diligently sweeping the dust with.

He waved his hand, and the secret room door on the right opened directly, and the broom flew in spinning.

Leon arrived quickly.

The first thing he did when he came in, as Lowry expected, was to look around for the broom.

A sneer appeared on the corner of Lowry's mouth.

The tall knight tidied his armor, took off his helmet, and revealed his fluffy short blond hair: "Respectable Broom... Baron Gazal, Leon has something to ask for."

Lowry, who was holding the quill in his hand to show his indifference, suddenly broke it in half.

"Watch your words and actions, Leader Leon." He said in a deep voice.

"Ah... I'll pay attention next time." Leon shrugged, "I forgot the etiquette of interacting with nobles due to a momentary oversight, please forgive me."

"What exactly are you here for?" Lowry asked in confusion, "Looking for trouble?"

"No, I'm here to request a legitimate reason to enter Earl Montes's territory." Leon spread his hands, "So, it really was a momentary oversight."

Your momentary oversight was not forgetting the etiquette, but forgetting that you have to ask me for help, right?

Lowry looked at him gloomily.

"Can you help me?" Leon tried to lower his voice, "I really need a reason that looks normal."

"Even if the fruit I sent to my mother is very valuable, it doesn't require an adventurer group as strong as the Tiger's Blade." Lowry said noncommittally.