Dear Broom Knight

Leon's implication was obvious: Alex's identity was not ordinary.

The nonsense about being afraid of blood was just to fool idiots. Lowry was only surprised that Leon dared to use such a reason as an excuse.

If it wasn't that their relationship was too bad, and Leon wanted to ruin Alex's future, then it meant that this person himself had little chance of participating in adventurer battles.

But Lowry had indeed heard that this Alex was Leon's cousin, his aunt's only child. Leon was particularly concerned and protective of him, and rarely arranged for him to do hard and desperate work.

And the Blade of the Tiger has always been united. In addition, Alex was not too old, almost like a younger brother they watched grow up, so no one had any objections.

That kid wasn't doing nothing either. At least he was quite good at training reserve knights for the adventurer group, and the logistical work of the adventurer group was basically managed by him and that scholar Yuri.

To be honest, any lord who could gain the sincere allegiance of the Blade of the Tiger adventurer group could immediately pull out a set of civil and military teams, and wouldn't even need to train their own guard.

But it was precisely because this benefit was a bit too great and too suitable that Lowry felt a little uneasy in his heart.

Where in this world are there so many free benefits?

He didn't intend to accept Leon's tempting words, but since the other party had already said things to this point, Lowry also gave way slightly: "Whatever you want to do, my mother must know.

He looked at the tall, strong, and mighty Leon with firm eyes, not intending to back down any further.

Leon sighed helplessly.

He still believed Lowry's words.

He was actually quite familiar with Yagris. Although she was a bit simple-minded, she was a very upright great knight who cherished her family and loved her youngest son Lowry the most.

But what Leon didn't expect was that Lowry could also go this far for his mother, who always wronged him for some inexplicable reason.

There was no doubt about Lady Yagris's love for Lowry, and she never allowed anyone to harm Lowry's interests... but she would make Lowry endure some unnecessary daily trivialities.

That wasn't even because she fell in love with the Earl and suddenly went crazy wanting family harmony, but because the kind-hearted Yagris didn't want to implicate the servants in the castle because of those small disputes.

She was a good person, but she just didn't understand people's hearts.

Doing so didn't seem like a big deal, and the servants wouldn't dare to disrespect Lowry because of it.

However, it would make those servants subconsciously choose to sacrifice Lowry's interests when they encountered some unspeakable small troubles.

Maybe it was just serving meals a little later than others, the fruit being a little worse, the clothes being washed a little slower... the things weren't big, but for sensitive children, it was really annoying.

If there was no comparison, children with poor memories probably wouldn't take it to heart, but how could the Earl's two sons not let Lowry notice that subtle difference?

But if Lowry made a big fuss over such trivial matters, what reputation would he have?

It was because Lowry had been a tough and strong person since he was a child, and didn't care about reputation at all, preferring to let everyone think he was naughty and irritable rather than allow anyone to disrespect him in the slightest, that these things didn't develop to a more excessive level.

At the very least, even if the food served wasn't that hot, at least it wouldn't be cold.

If it really developed to that point, what could Yagris do even if she realized it later?

The child had already suffered the grievances he should have suffered.

But as far as Leon knew, Lowry had never made any concessions to anyone or anything in order to allow his mother to have better interpersonal relationships in the Earl's castle, and would even make a big fuss with Lady Yagris, so Leon had never felt that Lowry really valued Yagris that much.

It seemed that he had been wrong and had thought too much about some things.

Lowry was much more mature than he thought.

Lowry could even consider that Yagris had such great shortcomings because she had been stationed in the army since she was very young, and all she came into contact with were military colleagues, and all she saw were future comrades.

Therefore, she was used to protecting recruits and ordinary people, and she didn't really understand the petty intrigues in those castles.

She wasn't the kind of woman who was cultivated as a housewife, so she naturally wouldn't be so meticulous in her work.

Just like many male masters can never figure out why there are only a few people in the family, but they can play so many tricks... Yagris doesn't understand much either.

Even if she has tried hard to understand, she can only ensure that she doesn't suffer losses on the surface.

She can live freely in Montess Castle by relying on her own strong martial power and straightforward personality.

Few people would choose to cut off the management rights of the castle like Lady Yagris, and never thought of controlling the stepson in her hands.

But if these things were placed in the military camp, it wouldn't seem so strange.

But Leon could understand these things because he had lived long enough, and he had smart staff around him to remind him at any time.

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Lowry... none of the few people around him had this brain.

Leon could swear with the losses he had suffered over the years!

Are mages such incredible creatures?

Leon, who finally chose to compromise, was still a little dazed after signing the agreement, stamping his handprint, and being sent out of the castle.

What are you dazing about?

His military advisor, the scholar Yuri, greeted him.

Leon turned his head and glanced at the outer wall of the Baron's castle, which was almost completed, and said with a dejected look: "Yuri, am I really old? I can't even play with a child anymore."

Yuri rolled his eyes and put the hood on his head: "Did Alex stay?

"Of course."

"Then what are you talking about?"

The little baron might strangle you to death in the future!

Of course Leon understood the subtext behind it, so he 'hehe' laughed twice: "It's a pity, only the basic goal was completed.

He's only 12 years old~! It's because the information wasn't complete enough that I could be forced to this point.

Even you, in this situation, would only be able to do this much, right?

This kid will definitely be extraordinary in the future.

Tsk~ When I was so old, I was still being tricked by you, looking for horses according to cow dung!"

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

Yuri said dissatisfiedly, "Was I tricking you then? I was telling you not to go and die yourself!

With your three-legged cat skills, you still wanted to chase a herd of wild horses?

You would have been trampled into mincemeat by the herd, it's better to let you fall in love with the herd of cows, and by the way, let the cattle herder beat you up."