Dear Broom Knight

Lowry tilted his head, peering silently out through a gap in the curtains with one eye.

Cheska, watching him, looked helpless. "What are you doing now?"

Lowry straightened up. "My mother and Ruth Kania must have talked. Otherwise, there's no way Ruth Kania would be so thoughtful, even considering the relationship between siblings.

Dragons, apart from identical twins, don't really have much brotherly affection for each other.

The fact that they can respect each other's territory instead of turning on each other is due to the demands deep within their bloodline."

After all, most dragon mothers are very perfunctory in caring for their children.

Especially the chromatic dragons.

Those who can ensure their children are well-fed and have enough energy to train are rare good mothers.

They basically don't care about the infighting between their children.

If one child consistently loses out to their siblings, they usually don't receive special care, but rather more indifference.

For a hatchling, being singled out by the mother and given separate food is not a good thing.

Because it means the mother dragon doesn't think it will necessarily survive in the future.

So, while she will provide the minimum guarantee for survival, there will be nothing more.

For example, it might not be included in the hunting training that other hatchlings start.

Even if there are no such unlucky children, they are competitors from the day they hatch, and it's a particularly cruel competition.

It's just that Ruth Kania is a rare only child, so she thinks Bobo and Weiss should take Lily with them, instead of fighting each other, and also mocking their sister.

However, she certainly wouldn't think of these things herself; her inherited memories certainly don't have any reminders in this regard.

And in Lowry's territory, the only one who can talk to Ruth Kania and remind her to resolve the unrelated situation of the three hatchlings would be Madam Yagris.

Lowry was a little puzzled. "When did those two get together? How come I didn't know at all?"

"You spend half a month at a time studying magic and never leave the house, how could you know?" Cheska shook her head. "Besides, didn't you ask the people in the castle not to report anything about Yagris's side to you, unless Madam takes the initiative to mention it?"

Lowry nodded in disappointment. "Alas~ Being too considerate is not good. I should be a little more unreasonable~"

Cheska asked helplessly, "You don't even care about the many outsiders Madam Yagris brought, why are you so concerned about Ruth Kania's side…?"

"How can that be the same?" Lowry said righteously. "My mother wouldn't plot against me for those people.

But she actually helped Ruth Kania watch me make a fool of myself!"

He knew it. When Ruth Kania asked him to make magic chains, how could she have behaved so perfectly from beginning to end, without Lowry noticing anything abnormal?

But if Madam Yagris intervened, Lowry could indeed be kept in the dark.

How should he put it… No matter how much Lowry hides himself, his sensitive spots will not change.

As long as these sensitive points are avoided, and the matter itself is not directed at Lowry, his reaction will indeed be a little slower.

It's just that ordinary people can't see these things.

Even Cheska, who has been following him for so long, finds it difficult to completely avoid those sensitive points.

After all, in some places, Lowry might just furrow his brow slightly, or avoid something a little when acting.

People who don't pay special attention to his every move simply won't notice.

Cheska is a loyal subordinate, but she doesn't have any other thoughts about Lowry, so she won't observe so carefully, at most she knows how to avoid those that Lowry shows more obviously.

Cheska looked at Lowry helplessly.

In fact, she could also sense a little of her lord's possessiveness towards Madam Yagris.

Don't think he never cares about Madam Yagris's excessive generosity to those subordinates… You should know that all the shopping lists issued from Madam Yagris's manor are paid for by the baron.

Although Madam Yagris didn't intend to do so, she put part of her property into the manor's warehouse.

However, because she didn't want her people to affect Lowry's control over the territory, Madam Yagris handed over the control of this warehouse to Cheska to manage.

However, Lowry has never asked about Madam Yagris's private accounts, he just asks Cheska to take money from his gold and silver vault to pay, of course, on the surface, it is still said that Madam Yagris paid the money herself.

This matter was initially only known to Cheska and Lowry, and Madam Yagris only found out later when she was reconciling accounts and preparing to put more money into the manor's public funds.

Of course, she didn't want to do this.

After all, the reason she dared to spend money so willfully on her knight order, which was only nominally hers, was because she thought she was spending her own money.

Madam Yagris has always been clear-headed, she wouldn't feel there was anything wrong with spending her son's money on her own living expenses.

But… Madam Yagris still knew that Lowry never liked the people in her knight order very much.

She could actually understand why her son, who was clear about gratitude and grudges and didn't want any gray areas in front of him, would be like this.

Just like he would rather pay his territory's officials and knights high salaries than allow them to mess around at will, extorting money from merchants and craftsmen, or even civilians.

Madam Yagris herself felt that the rules set by Lowry were both eye-opening and dark… They were indeed all very good, but normal northern knights basically couldn't do it.

If her knight order entered Baron Gezall's territory, it would probably be either completely wiped out, or only a few would escape… Well, it's not that there's no problem, but they would be quick-witted and quick to let go.

Therefore, Madam Yagris only observed for a period of time, and completely gave up the idea of letting her knight order enter Gezall from the Montes territory.

Otherwise, according to her control over her knight order, she could still make these subordinates give up everything they had obtained, and even switch from the Earl's knight order to the Baron's knight order.

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But what she can control is only the loyalty of the knight order, and she can't completely control people's hearts… If her people enter Gezall territory, they will only bring trouble to Lowry.

Madam Yagris's character has always been unrestrained, she wanted to let her knight order enter Lowry's territory also because she hoped to help Lowry, not for her own sake.

So she let go very unrestrainedly, and all the good things she did for her knight order were only out of past feelings, and not because she wanted to continue to win them over.

But in this case, Madam Yagris didn't want to waste Lowry's assets because of her little thoughts.

Besides, she actually has a lot of money.

But in the end, Madam Yagris was still persuaded by Lowry.

Although Lowry is a very understanding child, and generally doesn't argue with her, but if Lowry feels that he is right and will never give in, Madam Yagris actually can't argue with him.

Even if she really couldn't resist the urge to snicker when she heard Lowry say 'Your money will be my money in the future, you don't plan to leave it to others, do you?'

Lowry generously took out his wallet, and never had the intention of publicizing this matter, which shows that he just wanted to do something for his mother.

But he really doesn't care about those Yagris knights.

Don't look at how Baron Lowry sometimes points out Cheska and Valera's excessive admiration for Madam Yagris, but he actually doesn't really care.

He even hopes that they can learn Madam Yagris's style of doing things.

But Cheska can feel that Lowry can maintain this tolerant mood most of the time because he knows that Madam Yagris always puts him first.

He doesn't care if Madam Yagris is nice to others, but she can't be nicer to others than to him.

Although it's a bit childish, Cheska occasionally thinks, why can't their lord have a childish personality?

He really shouldn't have matured so early.

Lowry is only 17 years old after being a lord for nine years!

These few childish traits that were only revealed after the territory was completely stabilized are really precious.

Whether Lowry himself feels it or not, Cheska will try her best to protect this childishness.

She smiled at Lowry, who was slightly pouting with a hint of dissatisfaction on his face: "After all, Lily has publicly declared that she will never leave your territory!

In that case, we can't let her be too invisible in her brother's place, and even more so, we can't let her be too weak."

Lowry nodded suddenly: "That's right, my mother is indeed more knowledgeable in this regard."

He wouldn't say the rest of the words.

The reason why Madam Yagris considers the relationship between siblings so much is actually all for Lowry to have a smooth time in Montes Castle.

The relationship between Lowry's two older brothers, Alex and Masud, is getting worse and worse, and Madam Yagris and Pat probably haven't been stirring things up less.

It's just that they didn't expect that there were too many people stirring things up.

Apart from the Earl of Montes, who was kept in the dark, even their own maternal grandfather and maternal uncle didn't want them to have a good relationship.

So, Madam Yagris really knows how to make a cold sibling relationship more friendly… At least they can stand on the same side to do things.

Just operate in reverse.

Also… Lowry put down the little bit of discomfort in his heart. If there are too many dragons in his family, and their relationship with each other is too bad, it will indeed affect him.

He turned to look at Cheska, switching the topic back: "Yuri is doing this to show us goodwill."