Dear Broom Knight

There's really nothing new in this world... all the filth is just history rewritten.

That thought surfaced in Lowry's mind before he'd even exchanged a few words with the Gale Wolf King, who had arrived travel-worn.

It was almost no different from the White Dragon King's assessment.

Of course, the White Dragon King was just thinking of Count Gezarr as being a little too human.

He couldn't be blamed for that.

Cruel, ruthless, and heartless nobles were everywhere, but that didn't mean these nobles would be so vicious to their own children and descendants.

Even if they couldn't be as single-mindedly devoted to their children as Count Montes, they would at least exclude their sons and daughters when committing evil deeds.

Even if they didn't like their sons, they would at least loosen their grip on the grandchildren's generation.

But Count Gezarr had probably been hanging out with those Storm Church guys who were good at prolonging their own lives for too long, thinking he could be like the White Dragon King, reigning for ten thousand generations... so he didn't care about anyone.

Lowry no longer doubted why Count Gezarr's own daughter had infiltrated the Tower Church, determined to take down her father... A person who didn't care about his children and grandchildren would never be good to his daughter.

Every Gezarr who mingled in noble circles would find himself a giant wolf mount to prove his status.

Although Wolf Mountain was very strict about the selection of contractors, it wasn't like wolves could only be found there.

If you wanted to find one, you could always find one.

Moreover, many small wolf packs were very willing to send away a large-appetite, soon-to-be-adult male giant wolf.

If a human was willing to cover their lifetime food expenses, including the giant wolf being sent away, they would be willing.

Otherwise, many such young male wolves would be driven out of the pack after reaching adulthood.

Wolf packs generally maintained themselves at a certain number.

The Gale Wolves weren't afraid of this expansion because they did indeed control a sufficiently large territory.

Lowry understood a little from the Gale Wolf King's words: wolf nature was indeed cunning.

The Gale Wolves had discovered those side branches of Gezarr's actions before the current Count Gezarr was even around!

Back then, the Gezarr family was very respectful to their allies.

But their first reaction was to mix sand into the mix.

All wolf packs would, while expelling their adult male wolves, gather some wolves that had been driven out by other wolf packs and had no blood relationship with them.

Although wolves were very suspicious, they could fight to the death without retreating.

They could even exchange some information when they got close.

The wolf packs in the fantasy world were probably more logical because they were more intelligent... They were very happy to welcome the addition of male wolves from other wolf packs who were obviously of excellent bloodline.

Moreover, abundant resources and less intense competition made the relationship between wolf pack members relatively harmonious. Although the hierarchy was still strict, the lowest level only had more hard labor and would not be turned into an object of amusement.

This also led to the fact that it became very easy for the Gale Wolves to send some wolf spies they had cultivated to infiltrate other wolf packs.

And giant wolves with magical creatures often turned directly into the wolf kings of small wolf packs after two or three generations.

Therefore, although many giant wolves on Wolf Mountain couldn't get the Gezarrs to form alliances, they indirectly had vassals of the Gale Wolf's vassals.

Then, these little wolf kings, in order to send enough information back to Wolf Mountain, naturally got closer and closer to the Gezarr side branches.

Until... they entered Count Gezarr's castle.

Then, these giant wolves learned what a nightmare was like.

Several small wolf packs arranged by the Gale Wolves were almost completely wiped out.

However, this was the fact seen in the soul imprint on the Gale Wolf side.

If there were no soul imprints and you only looked with your eyes, these wolves would all still be alive and well, and they would always appear inside and outside Count Gezarr's castle.

However, the wolf kings of these small wolf packs must be the type with the purest bloodline. In the end, they still risked their lives to pass on some information... not to save themselves, but in the hope that the Gale Wolves could take away and protect the young wolves they had been hiding in the depths of the forest.

After all, they were not willing to have the entire wolf pack ally with Gezarr.

In the past, although they were closer to those Gezarrs, they would only arrange their extra male giant wolves to form alliances with fixed people, which didn't mean they didn't want their homes anymore.

Moreover, alliances like this, between individuals, actually didn't have strong restrictions on either side, let alone share life and death.

Many giant wolves would return to the forest to live after their human companions died, but some giant wolves would stay in the human world to take care of their companions' descendants.

Although they looked the same, the difference between the two alliances was huge.

Giant wolves were considered intelligent among ordinary wolves, so they would never be fooled by human rhetoric into giving up the entire wolf pack.

Even if they might have fallen for human tricks, these wolf packs still left their last hope for themselves.

However, only those few wolf kings knew where those cubs were hidden.

This was why, after realizing that they were in huge trouble, the wolf kings still tried their best to tell the Gale Wolves everything, who had sent them into this danger.

They had paid such a heavy price, and the Gale Wolves had to give a corresponding return.

Otherwise, who would be willing to serve them in the future?

Magical creatures were indeed beings worshiped and admired by ordinary creatures, but... what should be given still had to be given.

One of the few times Lowry interjected in this exchange was to ask about the time this happened and where those little wolves were now.

Then he got the answer that it was fifteen years ago, and that those little wolves were all in the annexed wolf packs of this migration... The Gale Wolf King didn't give them to other giant wolf packs to raise, but instead sent a Gale Wolf to take care of them as they grew up.

Moreover, as time went on, the growing wolf pack had reached the point where it could be split back into several small wolf packs again.

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It was just that, in the current situation, those few wolf leaders who had initially had the qualifications of a wolf king planned not to split up for the time being.

Lowry nodded.

This happened 15 years ago, so the Gale Wolves discovered that something was wrong with Count Gezarr's side, which should have been about the time when Mrs. Yagris was getting married.

At least on this point, Veronique didn't hide anything.

Lowry didn't really care about those broken things... To be honest, after he knew what kind of world he existed in, he knew that things that would impact his bottom line would emerge endlessly.

He just needed to protect the people around him, he simply didn't have the ability to manage other things.

Lowry's personality was actually a bit indifferent.

Even if he occasionally felt inexplicably sentimental when encountering things, or even suddenly felt a surge of sympathy... it was impossible for him to constantly feel the joys and sorrows of others.

When the Gale Wolf King mentioned this matter, although he tried to use some euphemisms and secretly observed Lowry's expression with the corner of his eye, he obviously didn't think his family was wrong.

After all, they were able to discover Count Gezarr's abnormality and secure enough escape opportunities, all thanks to the divine stroke of their ancestors many years ago.

They were indeed suspicious, but they didn't suspect the wrong thing.

Moreover, as long as humans didn't do anything excessive, those giant wolves would always be their honest and reliable allies.

Of course, the Gale Wolf King still understood that their approach was not 'welcome' in the human world.

He also worried whether Lowry would refuse to become another subject of the Gale Wolf Alliance because of this.

Lowry wasn't so ignorant as to not understand what this huge Gale Wolf was thinking, but he didn't plan to give the other party a reassurance immediately.

He just casually changed the subject: "Those giant wolves still exist, but their souls have been erased, right?

The Ice Church and the Tower Church don't seem to be very good at this kind of evil art."

The Gale Wolf quickly gave the answer: "Actually, it's not something that can't be understood. If the White Dragon can come, anything else can come.

In the inherited memories of our Gale Wolves, there are some things from that period.

Although our world doesn't know why it seems to be sealed outside the multiverse, causing the energy concentration to drop sharply... Lowry, the White Dragon wasn't so arrogant when it first came.

Until our high-level beings had to leave the world and go to the stars to survive.

Although the energy there was also thin, it could still scrape a little wind from the universe.

The world level slowly declined. In the past, many creatures that relied on magic either left, or couldn't use anything.

The White Dragon took advantage of this opportunity to start overturning the table.

Although we paid such a huge price... the White Dragon also changed from being a guest to being half the owner."

Hmm... so you both know it very well.

I wonder if it's only humans who fight with blood and flesh but don't know anything.

Lowry suspected that the reason why the Gale Wolf King spoke so frankly with him was because Veronique had reminded the Wolf King after Ruthkania had a close relationship with him, almost talking about everything.

Therefore, on some things that magical creatures tacitly never mentioned to humans, the Gale Wolf King was also much more frank.

And these influences were obviously more important to the local magical creatures.

Otherwise, Ruthkania would not have shared these memories with the White Dragon King so easily.