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Mrs. Agris gently blinked, and said thoughtfully, "The kitchen, the warehouse?"

Pat calmly replied, "Maybe I'm just being paranoid, but I plan to replace all the locks in key areas directly."

"Those two sets of Qingjin locks, I've already had Laurie take them away." Mrs. Agris didn't seem to doubt Pat's words, and simply stated the current situation.

"The entrance is more important." Pat said slowly, "That only leaves the bedroom, and we shouldn't have to worry too much about that."

The Countess of Montes' bedroom, what truly defends against outside enemies, are some special rune arrays.

Even Pat, wanting to harm Mrs. Agris there, would absolutely be unable to do so.

"Is this a different epic?" Pat changed the subject with a casual tone, "Why is the tune still the same?"

"This is the North Wind Trilogy!" Mrs. Agris asked, a little puzzled, "Pat, didn't you hear this when you were little?

This is one of the sacred canons of the Lord of Storms, and many cities will have bards sing it on Wind Hearing Day!"

"Me?" Pat's crimson lips curled up slightly, "Unless they sang it at my doorstep, I wouldn't go out to listen to these things, Mrs. Agris.

My family, wholeheartedly hoping for a child with knightly talent, so we wouldn't go bankrupt!"

Mrs. Agris sighed regretfully, "No wonder you never listen to sacred hymns.

Alas~ when you came to my side, the Baron's castle also began to decline, and we couldn't afford a proper bard at all.

Those, so-called singers, as nobles, we couldn't afford to invite them, it was too embarrassing.

That bard here in Montes, all year round, only sings Odes to the Gale, it's really..."

"The North Wind Trilogy, isn't that popular in the Northern Border?" Pat asked curiously.

"No, it's not~" Mrs. Agris said with a smile, "Northerners all talk about the cold wind, and besides, there are more hills here, so there are more gales.

The North Wind Trilogy tells the story of what happened in the more distant north, the coldest place in this world.

Because it's a foreign sacred song, it's actually more popular in the court and inland areas.

Otherwise, why would Laurie have asked someone to sing it for me?

He himself is tired of listening to Odes to the Gale."

Pat couldn't help but laugh, "Our young master Laurie, is really a good boy~"

Speaking of which, he has more good things there than we do, right?

He just cleaned up... so many Shadow Merchants!"

Mrs. Agris pointed to the letter beside her: "There's a lot of money, but not much in the way of resources. Laurie blew up some things that weren't suitable."

"Ah?" Pat had only glanced at it, and didn't pay attention to it after finding nothing important... After all, she knew very well what Laurie could get.

Only at this time did she realize that Laurie had blown them all up to avoid getting burned.

"A bit of a pity." She muttered softly.

"There's nothing to regret." Mrs. Agris smiled slightly, "Laurie doesn't like dealing with those neighbors, so let him be!

He's only 12 years old, what's wrong with being arrogant and willful?

Who can ask a baron who doesn't even have senior aides by his side to be so thoughtful when doing things?"

Mrs. Agris, who knew her son very well, gave Laurie room to throw tantrums from the start.

Anyway, if those guys have any opinions, they can only blame Earl Montes for being an irresponsible father.

Who told him to really not give Laurie, his youngest son, anything proper?

Giving some money, giving that little bit of resources, what does it matter?

Usable subordinates, reliable advisors are the most important things for a proper noble family during separation.

Otherwise, what's the difference between them and those new nobles?

Of course, Mrs. Agris knew Earl Montes' little plan, wasn't he just thinking that she, as a mother, would definitely give everything best to Laurie!

It would also weaken her powerful Knights Order, so that his useless eldest son wouldn't be able to suppress it in the future.

Hehe~ Thinking very well, but unfortunately, Laurie is a mage who breaks all the rules.

Mrs. Agris naturally understood that Laurie had no interest even in her adult subordinates, and would never want any subordinates from the Earl's Mansion.

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But, if they, mother and son, didn't say anything, would the Earl really not give anything at all?

If Earl Montes went blind first, then don't blame her for digging a few pits casually when she had nothing to do.

Mrs. Agris naturally didn't hide these thoughts from Pat, so the head maid could only sigh regretfully, "I'm just sorry for the good things."

"Respectable Mrs. Agris." The young bard politely interrupted their conversation, "My chanting is over, I'll take my leave first."

Looking at the head maid who was obviously planning to rummage through her pockets to give him a reward, the bard quickly said, "Baron Laurie has already paid the reward."

Pat was slightly stunned, and Mrs. Agris held her hand down. The Countess showed a bright smile: "Then, thank you for your chanting. I hope we have a chance to meet again, Mr. Severn."

Severn elegantly placed his hand flat on his chest and nodded slightly: "Of course, it's my honor."

Watching his figure turn and leave, Pat asked Mrs. Agris in confusion: "Did I do something wrong?"

"Bards are professionals, Pat." Mrs. Agris said softly, "This is at least a level six bard. He will only become a patron of a certain force, not a street performer.

Even if he sings in a small tavern, what he needs is the resonance of the audience, not a tip."

Pat still didn't quite understand.

"He won't accept any rewards from nobles who have exclusive bards." Mrs. Agris smiled helplessly, "Bards also have their own rules."

"I understand." Pat nodded, "Then he, shouldn't he have come here specifically to sing this song, right?"

"Isn't there a problem with the mountain behind the Cesca family?

Their mercenary group took on the task."