Dear Broom Knight

Ruth Kania wasn't the kind of person who'd just care for any Dragonborn. She liked Lowry's personality and temperament. Being of the dragon bloodline was just a starting point. Even if she met another like him, she certainly wouldn't remind him of the pitfalls in his inherited memories.

This dragon lady was still a bit wicked at heart. Lowry wouldn't praise Ruth Kania to the heavens just because they got along.

She might even encourage that person to dig up more memories, so she could figure out which bloodline this humanoid dragon originated from, and whether there were any benefits she could snatch.

You have to know, even Lowry, a fifth-circle mage, didn't dare to delve too deeply into his memories. Completing one thread would take at least two or three months of rest, relying on painting to distract from the aftereffects!

Someone who embarked on this path too early and couldn't solve the problem with sleep... The reason Montes Castle's development took a fast track was actually because Lowry himself lacked any competitive spirit, leading Lady Agres, who doted on him, to also disdain certain things. Then, those two brothers, whose hearts weren't very good, quickly plunged into civil war in the absence of external threats.

But Lowry could actually see from some of Lady Agres's and Pat's behavior that if he wanted to compete, the two of them weren't completely unprepared.

Whether it was Count Montes's excessive precautions that aroused Lady Agres's rebellious heart, or Lady Agres had prepared for her son's possible greed, neither of them was truly that innocent and pure.

Otherwise, Lady Agres wouldn't have been able to so easily control everything in Montes Castle after Pat left with his closest maids.

Rebuilding a count's castle wasn't as simple as in a game... where as long as the materials and money were sufficient, it could be completed in one go according to the blueprint.

It required managing a large number of people, calculating countless material flows, and suppressing all kinds of black-hearted ghosts who wanted to manipulate things.

If Fabrice was completely controlled by Lady Agres, then... those who had been enjoying high treatment would definitely lose a lot of things.

The reason why Lowry later felt that Fabrice was really good, and even accepted Lady Agres's protection of him, was also because... Fabrice actually accepted the existence of the knight order and those maids without hesitation.

Everyone understood what that meant... Fabrice certainly didn't trust those subordinates, but rather Lady Agres's character.

Lowry would also look at someone who was good to his mother in a different light.

But conversely, you could also say that if such a Lady Agres had a son who wanted to compete, then... with just Fabrice's parents, uncles, and aunts, they wanted to contend with such a Lady Agres based on their own abilities?

The two families would inevitably have to unite closely around Count Montes, not daring to reveal even a trace of their little calculations in their hearts.

Therefore, what truly prevented someone from falling into a long sleep wasn't others, but Lady Agres, who loved her child the most.

As long as he dared to sleep, Lady Agres would dare to give up everything and hide her son in a safe place, guarding him firmly.

Therefore, the more greedily he dug into his memories, the more he would inevitably rely on a certain artifact.

Then, this artifact would almost completely integrate into his soul, and even if the Nine-Faced Dragon God Io himself came, he wouldn't be able to separate them.

Although Io might not accept having a robotic humanoid dragon descendant, he really wouldn't kill him completely.

How should I put it... The Nine-Faced Dragon God was still quite immoral in nature, and was very willing to see his dragon sons and grandsons bring 'joy and cheers' to all kinds of people.

He had all the bad things about Tiamat.

Although I originally wanted to say that Io also had the good things about Bahamut... but after seeing some memories, Lowry really couldn't say it.

That guy's so-called goodness, even the gold dragons most favored by him probably wouldn't want to accept.

The Machine Realm's main god and other beings certainly understood the news that even Lowry knew, so that artifact dared to play like this.

The only unlucky one was a fool who thought his soul power was endless, and that no matter how much he consumed, he could replenish it from his symbiotic artifact.

In the short time since Lowry received the news from Fabrice, he had already deduced everything.

After all, he had had this idea before, but there were always some places he couldn't figure out.

But after Jon Seberfia appeared, all the clues and evidence were connected.

The artifact's remnant spirit did clean up those two bloodlines almost completely, but some things rooted in the soul couldn't disappear completely.

1+1 is definitely greater than 1.

Therefore, in his calculations, Lowry would definitely only go in the direction of the Lord of Ice, and could not go the right way.

However, the person he chose was just a fake game warrior!

The real Lowry would only take a big detour when he saw a farmer's house, avoiding any possibility of someone greeting him.

Of course, this was just a final gamble after a certain artifact was forced to Liangshan. Whether it was the last successful backstab of someone, or Chao Gai, who had prepared so much, became a true benefactor, all depended on the choice of fate.

And when a certain artifact regarded Lowry as that greedy little疯子 in the game, it had already lost terribly.

Therefore, even if Lowry was very grateful to the artifact's remnant spirit for cleaning up his bloodline so cleanly, he would only choose to give it a clean blow when that artifact spirit appeared again.

Even if doing so would make all the benefits he possessed disappear completely, leaving only a usable demiplane, Lowry wouldn't feel regret.

Anyway, he just needed to work hard to fleece the sheep during this time.

He wouldn't be too regretful about what he couldn't get.

After all, there was nothing more important than his soul.

Lowry glanced at his demiplane again. The chef was still diligently making delicious food for him... Today's black pepper mushroom beef pie seemed to be a little tastier than yesterday's.

Of course, it might also be his illusion.

But Lowry was sure of one thing: the ingredients transformed by the fixed program were no longer exactly the same as before. There were very subtle changes.

Lowry's tongue was very sensitive now, and he could taste it.

Of course, if the artifact's spirit recovered at the current speed, then Lowry would have to deal with it two or three hundred years later.

He wasn't in a hurry, as long as he got stronger and stronger.

Anyway, things had long deviated from the remnant spirit's earliest calculations and settings... This was the biggest problem with the existence of the Machine Realm: they couldn't calculate accidents outside the reasonable program they had set up.

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Lowry stared for another moment, and then quietly closed the demiplane.

In fact, in the knight manor, the most important existence was never this chef.

But the forging master who could forge armor and weapons.

This master's shop was located on the edge of his broken castle, in the corner of the Hunting Mountains.

Moreover, this one had always been complementary to the knight's level. If he wanted him to forge equipment of a higher level, Lowry himself would have to embark on the path of a knight.

Lowry didn't get a clue about the insidiousness of this artifact until he began to accept the dragon's inheritance: in his calculations, a mage could also be a knight, but a knight couldn't be a mage.

That's why he chose his profession to be above a knight.

Even if Lowry awakened as a mage, it didn't matter. As long as Lowry struggled painfully because he couldn't get his help, the dragon's bloodline would definitely be awakened by him.

The dragons never had so many ideas. One word was: brute force.

Since you're struggling with why you're not a knight, then, let's find a way to give you a part-time job!

Indeed, it didn't conform to the rules of this world.

But the multiverse allowed it to exist, and this world didn't say it couldn't exist!

Otherwise, how would the dragons live?

Besides, it wasn't that difficult to find a way for a mage to disguise themselves as one of those strange knights in this world.

Lowry saw dozens of ways to deceive the laws and let him work part-time as a knight from his ancestors.

Of course, it wasn't possible to do it so easily.

According to the game, the part-time punishment was very heavy.

But for Lowry, who only wanted to unlock the knight level, what did that matter?

As long as the level was open, there were ways to switch his two professional levels with each other... Of course, even if he switched to a knight, it didn't mean he could use the skills there.

However, everything vanished in Lowry's otaku nature... He was particularly able to accept the imperfections and disappointments of reality.

Lowry never struggled. He accepted reality very readily, and was infinitely happy because of the little advantage he gained from the Living Feather Knights.

Moreover, he quickly discovered the interesting aspects of mages, and never looked back on knights, even though he had put in so much hard work for them.

The reason why many people keep struggling in those difficulties is because they can't bear to give up.

Especially when they think of their huge costs.

However, Lowry wouldn't.

In his distant past, minimalism was almost written in his bones.

Whether it was family, love, or those hard-earned possessions... Lowry moved more than a dozen times before he had the ability to own that small apartment in the remote suburbs.

All the reluctance was gently and heavily put down in the face of those 'necessities'.

Therefore, when he felt that there was no need to strive for it at all, Lowry would never consider the costs that had already been consumed.

His eyes always only looked at his present and future.