Dear Broom Knight

The Countess of Hamilton looked at her pampered, yet not spoiled, little daughter, who hadn't been indulged to the point of abandoning her knight training: "Your father is a very standard knight, only valuing strength and not caring about the extras.

What does it matter if you're male or female?

As long as you don't do evil or trick him, he won't even care who his competitor is.

But, such people are very rare.

Especially those families who are used to making marriage alliances.

They, including the women, are wary of their partners.

This is why many people need to hold something back when running their own businesses.

Ezra thinks very simply about this: what I earn, I can spend however I want, and the same goes for what he earns.

The ancestral property, including the royal allowance, naturally needs to be used for the entire family… My and his private property, how much we want to spend on you is our own choice.

But this is because, in Ezra's heart, he and I are inherently equal strong people.

Pearl, your father and I naturally won't ask you to go out and make a marriage alliance.

The royal family doesn't actually have such high demands for branches; as long as your level is high enough, you can do whatever you want, and no one will care if you don't have children.

You also understand your father; although he seems reckless and foolish, he is actually very cunning.

Besides, there's also that cunning old guy Bowen advising him.

I didn't only have him as a suitor at the time, but his preparations were the most thorough… My preferences, my desires, my unwillingness, were all seen by him, and he gave me the most satisfactory answer.

I had just started to become interested in the opposite sex when I noticed him first; no matter how good the other suitors were, they always seemed to lack something compared to him.

Most importantly, your dad is quite good-looking.

Otherwise, who would marry a side branch of the royal family!

What's the point of that little allowance?

Although your father later built up his own private property with Bowen's help, that was after his strength was strong enough to occupy mines outside.

When he was young, his wealth couldn't compare to the children of proper nobles… Members of the Northern Royal Family used to be notoriously poor.

The most annoying thing is that they are united.

You should understand this! Sometimes, it's not a good thing if the other half's family is too united.

Especially at that time."

She gently curled her lips: "Royal family members are raised together from childhood; no matter what their nature is, they must understand what it means to share glory and suffer loss together, and know that even if they are unwilling to serve the country, they cannot cause damage to the royal family.

If you were born ten years later, that White Dragon King would have already appeared, who would still educate your father like this?

The King's bloodline is the best, at least for the royal family."

Pearl asked thoughtfully, "Because of the White Dragon?"

His Majesty the King's talent is indeed good, but he didn't not work hard back then… He wasn't even the strongest among his own brothers, let alone adding his father's distant cousins.

However, the White Dragon is also an existence that values bloodlines very much.

The Northerners have long discovered that when encountering White Dragons in the wild, or when trading minerals with White Dragons, people with Travis bloodlines can get a slightly better reception.

The Countess of Hamilton nodded: "However, speaking of which, your brother is the luckiest.

Although the magic system talent is generally not classified as the focus of bloodline inheritance, your brother's nature talent is definitely included.

No royal family would not value farming.

Even if only a little bit of nature talent is passed down, it can bring huge benefits to the royal family.

Raising soldiers does cost money, but it's not just money.

Being well-fed is the most important thing.

When it can be bought with money, gold is of course very good.

However, our world has experienced times when you couldn't buy food even with gold."

The White Dragon invaded once, the gods fell once, and there was also the evil god's chaos in between… How many countries were destroyed because of this.

Don't think that there are not many countries that have changed their names, but many countries have had to rebuild from the ruins.

Any king or nobleman with a little brain will learn to store a large amount of spare grain and cloth for themselves.

Then, if there are family members who can communicate with plants and even promote plant growth, it would definitely be even better.

However, when Almes was born, their royal family had already shifted their focus to the King's blood descendants; nature talents would definitely be protected, but Al would not be forced to leave descendants.

She and Ezra are not the kind of people who have requirements for their descendants.

If Al really doesn't want to, then Pearl's descendants are also fine! That's also Hamilton.

Of course, if Pearl is still like this now, and can't even look at a man, then they don't care.

The Earl of Hamilton has prepared the dishes well; the couple will never give up eating, and they can also leave it to their children.

Most importantly, Ezra is not like Leon, who belongs to the direct line of the royal family.

He has no right to inherit the throne.

A side branch of the royal family like him, after becoming a local lord, naturally becomes distinct from the proper royal family.

In other words, when counting the number of people in their family, Ezra's siblings will never be included.

Then, Pearl, as the second child of this family, can get a title.

As long as Almes, as the first heir, doesn't care, they can even split a small barony from the Earl of Hamilton's direct territory for Pearl!

Almes quickly discussed this matter with them in the capital from the day he knew that Ezra would become the Earl of Hamilton, asking them to do it while their family and the northern nobles were still testing and restraining each other in the first year.

Fortunately, Pearl is not only a tenth-level knight, but also served in the Royal Guard for eight years, possessing the minimum standard for opening up land and being granted a title.

Moreover, after doing this, Pearl's descendants, no matter what their surname is, will only be Hamilton Barons, directly becoming a branch of the Hamilton Earl.

The Countess of Hamilton lovingly touched her daughter's small face… Thirty-two-year-old Pearl blinked her eyes and tilted her head at her mother.

Protected by her parents and elder brother, without experiencing the cruel tests of the army, and far enough away from the aristocratic infighting, Pearl, who wholeheartedly devotes herself to knight training, lives a very innocent and romantic life.

Having become a tenth-level knight at a young age and condensed the knight's core, she still looks so youthful and beautiful.

She is really forever twenty-four years old, until her vitality declines to the point where her energy can no longer maintain her appearance, then she will begin to age.

But that is originally the end of her life, so naturally she doesn't need to care about these things.

The Countess of Hamilton's appearance is actually quite young, but one is because she grew up in the midst of war, and her appearance cannot be so fresh and tender, and the other is that she has experienced too much, and her age can be seen from her eyes.

As for Ezra… Men have countless ways to turn their originally beautiful faces into stone eggs and straw nests.

Women really have a hard time treating themselves like this.

Being born beautiful is a treasure given by God, how can you not cherish it?

It's not like you don't have the ability to protect yourself.

Although the little daughter's blind worship of her brother gives the Countess of Hamilton a headache, her brother has indeed lived up to her love.

Everyone understands that the difficulty of this matter does not lie in whether the parents' love is firm enough, but in whether the older brother has that kind of heart.

After all, nobles generally only have the first few waves who can get this opportunity… How many noble families only have one child for generations?

It's too difficult to have only two heirs.

As parents, if they can support themselves through their own efforts and leave enough foundation for their children, life is perfect.

As for grandchildren, whether they exist or not, what they will live like, what does it have to do with them?

The children she and Ezra brought into the world, they have a responsibility… Whether grandchildren come out or not doesn't require them to make a decision, so why should they be responsible!

The Countess of Hamilton thinks very openly.

Anyway, Almes has a long life to live, and she, as a mother, probably won't see whether her son will regret it in his old age, so she definitely doesn't need to care.

The Countess of Hamilton is very free and easy, and she has rarely lost her temper in the past few years. The only time was because Ezra was almost tricked out of his family fortune by that little son's selfishness, causing the whole family to suffer, that she would once again take out her spear and skewer that bastard.

She doesn't care whether Ezra chooses the latter between the benefits of the Hamilton Earl, which benefits the whole family, and the future of the King's Army Deputy Commander, which Ezra wants more.

If it were her, she would waver in the same way when she had this opportunity.

But that has to be a real opportunity, not a noose that someone puts in front of your head… Ezra not only put his own head in it, but also wanted to take the whole family to die with him!

Is His Majesty Travis the kind of person you can easily offend?

If Ezra hadn't caused such a mess, she wouldn't need to squat in someone else's territory pretending to be dead with Count Fabrice's weird eyes!

Watson's kind of stuff… Could he withstand a few of her spears?

The Countess of Hamilton gets angry just thinking about these things.