Dear Broom Knight

Ruthkania suddenly tilted her head: “Was it that time, when Bolaños and I attended your bonfire parties for several days in a row, that you discovered the similarities between Pat and me, right?

After all, those unique angles can’t be discerned in just one or two glances.

Before that, although I had transformed into human form in front of you, the time was very short, making it impossible for you to compare.”

At this point, Ruthkania had basically figured it out… She just doesn't like to use her brain, but she's not really stupid.

She and Pat must have some similar angles; it's definitely not a resemblance that's obvious at first glance.

The Lord of the High Tower wouldn't be that foolish.

If Travis saw a replica that looked like it had been peeled off Ruthkania's face, his first reaction wouldn't be, 'She's so cute,' but 'TMD, is someone trying to scheme against me again?'

Furthermore, based on Ruthkania's understanding of Lowry, this guy probably doesn't have a very deep impression of Pat.

Lowry has been a mischievous child since he was young.

Most importantly, he is not only naturally perceptive but also definitely has a natural memory.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be so loving and respectful of his mother.

A child who cannot see the layers upon layers beneath the surface, even the roots hidden in the mud, will inevitably be attracted only to the brilliant lotus on the surface.

Compared to Mrs. Yagris, who strictly demands from Lowry, Count Montes, who has always been very tolerant of Lowry and seems to grant every request… unless he can't do it… is more likely to be liked by children.

But Lowry clearly knew from a young age who truly loved him and who just wanted him to be a delicate flower that couldn't withstand wind and rain.

Even Ruthkania understood the wickedness of Montes' approach from Travis's conversations with others: a person who is accustomed to asking others for things with their palms up will inevitably be unable to be independent.

Count Montes didn't want Lowry's life, nor did he want to ruin him… at least Lowry's basic knight training was not discounted at all.

That's the most insidious thing: as long as Lowry completes every movement in a regular manner, doing it exactly like Lowry's teacher or even himself, instead of making every movement the most comfortable and natural for Lowry himself, then Lowry will truly become more miserable the harder he tries.

Even if Mrs. Yagris is wary in her heart, it won't work.

After all, the first three months of building the foundation are the biggest secrets of each family.

Many seemingly insignificant movements are actually part of the family's secret techniques.

As long as Lowry is still named Montes, he must learn from Count Montes.

And once the body is accustomed to that posture, which is not the most suitable but certainly very standard, even a great knight like Mrs. Yagris won't be able to see it.

Even if Mrs. Yagris could see something wrong with his combat skills after Lowry advanced to a knight, and then re-modify the basic posture that had become instinctive… not to mention how painful Lowry would be, the time required would also be a terrible problem!

Don't talk about how even tigers don't eat their cubs; Ruthkania knows these things because she has long seen many parents who specialize in harming their sons.

Whether Count Montes still has some humanity, or he is afraid of his powerful wife, in any case, he hasn't done anything so cruel.

But he does hope that Lowry can be less strong, and when encountering things, it's best to think of seeking help from stronger people instead of resisting on his own.

Pat, and those maids who were very, very good to him, loved him because of their loyalty to Mrs. Yagris.

And as a dragon, being petty is in his nature.

He will only give all his love to Mrs. Yagris.

And Lowry is also a very pure boy, so even if he has a good memory, the only one whose slightest resemblance he can recognize must be Mrs. Yagris.

Including Cheska, that little girl who has followed him for more than ten years, he probably has to look at her for a long time even if she dresses up a little.

Therefore, after thinking it over, Ruthkania doesn't think that Lowry knew what was happening from the moment Pat ran away.

Although Lowry always says that he grew up in Pat's arms, it is clear that as the castle's female steward, Pat, who was still working hard to confront other forces in the Montes family at that time, was truly responsible for arranging people to take care of Lowry.

Ruthkania has stayed in the palace for so many years, and she knows a little about how annoying noble women's etiquette is.

No matter how good and loving Yagris is to Lowry in her own room, once she leaves her independent space, she can only hand the child over to her personal maid to take care of.

For many noble women, the only opportunity to hold their young children in public for a long time is when they are painted into an oil painting together with their children.

Ruthkania has never understood why holding her young child is impolite… although she never cares about human affairs, she still asked Travis a little.

After all, the proudest dragon would never think there is anything wrong with flying with its child on its back.

However, Travis only told her bitterly that all similar rules among human nobles, which seem inhumane and abnormal but can be willingly obeyed by all nobles, imply countless tragic lessons.

Not letting these noble ladies hold their children themselves is indeed a good choice for both of them.

Ruthkania didn't ask anymore.

Racial differences sometimes don't disappear just because she says she doesn't care, and she really doesn't care.

Even if she loves Travis so much, it doesn't mean that she can see humans in her eyes… it's just that she is willing to expand the scope of humans who can't be robbed for Travis's sake.

The original dragons only divided humans into two types: food and food that can't be touched.

Later, after experiencing some beatings that even dragons don't know why they happened, they divided humans into: those who give money and those who can't be robbed.

Travis is a special case and has never been considered by Ruthkania in the category of humans… it's just that she is willing to expand the scope of humans who can't be robbed for Travis's sake.

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However, she did see a lot of strange and bizarre things while following Travis, adding a little bit of fun to her boring dragon life, which couldn't sleep or rob money.

Ruthkania knew very well that during that period of hidden dangers, when the young Lowry left her protection, Yagris would only hand him over to Pat for care.

And by the time Lowry could run and jump and be mischievous, the Montes Castle had obviously been tidied up by those two.

Although there are indeed still many guys hiding malice, they are all top-level threats… no matter what those big shots want to do in Montes Castle, they will not easily provoke Mrs. Yagris, who has already stepped aside.

Moreover, looking back now, the two major forces lurking in Montes Castle back then were the Storm Church and the Lord of the High Tower.

And Mrs. Yagris not only has the Zarr surname but is also Pat's mistress.

To put it bluntly, unless the day comes when they have to take action, neither side will actively look for trouble with Mrs. Yagris.

What truly brings danger to Lowry are the low-level threats… their eyes can't see that far, and they won't consider too much; once these people are gone, Lowry will basically be safe.

In addition, Lowry himself has been smart since he was young, and his use of those protective magical items can be regarded as perfect, and he can even play with a lot of new ideas.

Therefore, Ruthkania quickly understood… the angle of Pat that Lowry is most familiar with is definitely from bottom to top, probably the chin is the most familiar, followed by the side face.

When she transformed into human form and went out with Lowry before, she would definitely not hold Lowry to walk.

Besides, Lowry was looking for her to find a good fighter, and Lowry himself paid for all the eating and drinking; he was usually the one who followed behind to pay, so it was impossible for him to be very familiar with Ruthkania's side face.

Only that bonfire banquet, in order to appear in front of those stalls in time when the various food flavors were at their best, Ruthkania flew around in the air a lot.

And Lowry had been sitting in the castle watching the excitement during those days.

He must have discovered that unexpected similarity at that time, and then connected it to Pat, who had been staying in the capital, hiding very well, and doing good deeds every day.

Then he directly strung the clues together and grasped the truth of the matter.

For some reason, Ruthkania faintly felt that Lowry was more vigilant against the evil god Lord of the High Tower than she and Travis were.

In fact, many kings and nobles, although they know that the Lord of the High Tower is not a good thing, are more willing to contact him than the Ice King.

After all, the Lord of the High Tower can be communicated with.

As for the Ice King, you can't even be sure what he's thinking the next second.

Changing orders in the morning and evening is a compliment to him.

It's not that everyone believes that evil cults are good things, but in a situation where you can't prevent it at all… there will always be people who lead wolves into the house, and ordinary nobles will prefer the Lord of the High Tower a little more.

That guy has always been quite trustworthy.

In addition, the Lord of the High Tower is a rare secular lord; although it is unclear whether he was born into a noble family or a royal family, he is indeed very familiar with the ways of the nobles, so he naturally makes the nobles feel much better than the Ice King, who is still smiling at you in the morning but bites people when the sun is still in the sky.