Dear Broom Knight

Chesca left the study with a face full of resentment.

Although Lorne was a good lord and had always treated her like family… he was too much like family.

She stood silently in front of the small conference room for a few minutes, then opened the door with a smile: "Charles, Tyler, I've brought back good news."

Yes, Valera and Charles had already started rotating… During this winter before Ruthkania left, each of them would be stationed here for a week.

It was good that after returning to Qingfeng Valley, they could spend a week integrating the insights gained during this time.

Valera and Charles didn't feel dissatisfied that Tyler and Chesca had more opportunities than them.

Their division of labor was originally different.

According to the plan, Tyler was supposed to be the strongest knight in the territory.

Generally speaking, no one would bring up the lord's combat power.

That was a trump card.

Which lord would be idle enough to patrol every day and lead a team to clean up some ignorant criminals?

Even if the lord was willing, it wouldn't work.

You can't use a butcher's knife to kill a chicken, that would only make people think that the cleaver wasn't anything special.

In front of ordinary people, even the best lord should maintain a bit of mystery and majesty.

Lorne himself might not understand that much, but after he came to the territory, he naturally divided his knight order into three parts: the best small knights were led by Mar and Comran and went to the border.

The rest of the people were divided into two groups according to their personalities: those who were honest, capable, and didn't like to meddle in other people's business stayed in the castle under Tyler's command.

Those who were more active and liked to inquire about news were sent to Qingfeng Valley, led by Valera and Charles, the two most cunning people in Baron Gezar's territory.

Chesca did manage everything, but it was difficult for her to be dictatorial… Basically, normal and understandable tasks could be arranged smoothly.

But if her orders sounded a bit abnormal, someone would immediately raise an objection.

Chesca had to prove that the order came from Lorne's will for others to obey, otherwise, they would definitely ask Lorne.

After all, everyone could contact the lord directly, but they knew that the lord was usually a bit busy and didn't have time to manage so many things, so they entrusted daily affairs to Chesca.

Then, Tyler and Chesca in the castle could basically be considered the two strongest people in the territory.

Although Mar and Comran were also similar in strength, they were mainly powerful in groups… Leading the knight order in battle, they were almost integrated with their subordinates.

Lorne must have mentioned the matter of returning to feel the dragon's might to these two, but Mar and Comran refused after careful consideration.

This kind of resonance between knights was very rare, and once it was broken, it would take an unknown amount of time to form again.

Supporting each other, taking care of each other, cheering each other on, cheering for the successful, and encouraging the failed… In those years, everyone's life was really difficult and happy.

But if the two of them had huge changes due to their interaction with the dragon, it would definitely break this balance… It wasn't just a matter of knight level, they would definitely be contaminated with the dragon's aura.

Even if the entire knight order went to the castle, there might be problems, after all, everyone's perception was different, and what they understood would naturally be different.

What's more, it was only the two of them, that was absolutely not okay.

At that moment, Lorne suddenly understood a little why the knight orders in this world could rely on their own abilities to fight against the gods and be enemies with dragons.

Then he also understood a little why he had so much knight talent but still awakened as a mage.

Mar and Comran's kind of awareness was something that he, with his memories of his previous life, really couldn't do.

He would definitely consider his own interests first.

All of Lorne's kindness to people was done on the premise of not affecting his own interests.

A person like him could be a good lord, but he really wasn't a good leader.

And the world of knights actually had a set of logic of their own.

Therefore, as long as there was another possibility, the path of knights would not throw an olive branch to Lorne at all.

After figuring this out, Lorne spent a full two days trying to smash the cast iron workshop in the demiplane.

Well, although he didn't completely succeed, he did crack a few seams in the building.

Of course, the workshop quickly returned to its original appearance.

This also made some of Lorne's guesses more likely… Lorne had also caused damage to pastures and farms, and although they would also recover, they weren't so 'reasonable'.

When other places weren't so logical and the speed of repair varied, everything normal became not so normal.

Lorne didn't actually want to alert the enemy, but he was really angry.

If he was really lured onto the path of knights by this damn artifact, then he would definitely be finished.

With his personality, he wasn't the type that the knightly code particularly favored.

Don't look at the nobles and knights in this world being very selfish, but the knights who can reach the top will naturally distinguish their own knight order from others.

Just like Lady Agres, her knight order was naturally her responsibility.

Even if she had given up her control over the knight order, when she discovered that the lakeside town had become a place for her knights to settle their families, Lady Agres quickly took over the management rights from Lorne.

She was very clear that her son's personality had always been a bit independent, and it was impossible for him to care about these people who nominally belonged to other territories.

Being able to pay attention to the safety of those children was already Lorne's greatest kindness.

Of course, in fact, there was nothing that needed to be dealt with in this town, and no matter how many knights' families there were, there were rules… They would naturally arrange themselves according to the status of their knight.

It's not to say that there was any concept of hierarchy.

The knight order was indeed clearly hierarchical… But that was just the battle sequence, and the relationship between each other would definitely not be so strict and severe.

What they could entrust their backs to were brothers and sisters, and it could never be subordinates.

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Therefore, the relationship between the families was naturally very good… No one would play games with their family's lives, no matter what they thought in their hearts, they would definitely be polite and amiable on the surface.

Otherwise, Pat wouldn't have misjudged in the first place.

Really, the Tolle couple were indeed very harsh on their children, but they were really, really good to their subordinates.

To put it bluntly, the money the four siblings got from their parents combined was probably not as much as that kid who backstabbed them got.

You're already making money with you, what else do you want?

In a place like Montes Castle, as long as you have money, what knight resources can't you get?

Both ability and status have been given, if you still feel that the Tolle couple are sorry for him, then it is definitely not the Tolle couple's fault.

Although Lorne had never liked that couple, he wouldn't even deprive them of their only two advantages.

When Lorne was free, he would also observe the guests in his territory, and when distributing supplies or arranging trips, they would tacitly follow behind their family's team.

From squad to platoon to company, there was no need to even call the roll, they knew where they belonged.

Don't look at Lorne always providing enough living supplies to that lakeside town, but he wouldn't replenish them so promptly.

His own territory's various shops basically restocked every three days, and naturally the lakeside town would follow these rules.

He wouldn't consider what things were in short supply or what things those people didn't need.

But in fact, the needs of the lakeside town and the residents of his territory were still different.

It was impossible for them to bring a lot of supplies here, and many people seemed to think they were just bringing their children for a vacation before they came.

As a result, I don't know what happened, everyone suddenly chose to live here for a long time.

Lorne wasn't interested in these people, so naturally he wouldn't consider their mental journey, he didn't object, but it was impossible to take care of them any more.

Of course, those people's lives were only occasionally a bit troublesome, at least Lorne also arranged a restaurant and a small tavern there!

But Lady Agres still took over the management rights there.

In fact, she didn't interfere too much, she just adjusted the purchasing channels of the grocery store and arranged training grounds for those children.

And what surprised Lorne a bit was that the families, led by the wife of the current commander, all obeyed Lady Agres's orders without hesitation.

Even if she arranged for only her maids to teach these children, no one had any objections.

At that time, Lorne had already felt a slight difference.

He was sure that when Lady Agres came to settle in his territory, she was planning to completely abandon her carefully built knight order.

She didn't leave any backup plans there, nor did she offer any opinions on the new commander's transformation of the knight order.

But her knight order didn't intend to give up the Agres mark on their bodies, and they followed her without hesitation.

But he really understood it after seeing Mar and Comran refuse to improve their essential combat power, preferring to slowly walk this long road with the knight order.

The knight order, which had been shaped into Agres's appearance by his mother, from top to bottom, was unwilling to be tainted with another person's taste.

Including that commander himself.

Fabrice understood it better than him, so he valued the Agres knight order so much.

Lorne pondered for several days and still felt that if it were him, he definitely couldn't do it… on either side.

Therefore, that demigod was really planning to trick him, he just didn't understand what a homebody's nature was.