Dear Broom Knight

Pat thought for a moment before reacting: "At Marian's house? Mrs. Yagris, how could you... Oh, right, Marian is now just Cesca and Taylor's mother."

"I don't actually think there's anything wrong with putting children in the most important position, Pat. The reason I can maintain my composure regarding Laurie's affairs is because my children are strong enough on their own and don't need me to do much in many areas," Mrs. Yagris sighed slightly. "I just don't like her only valuing Cesca and Taylor."

Only then did Pat remember that Marian actually had four children, but only Cesca and Taylor were presented to them.

In fact, as descendants of knights, even if their awakened talent isn't that strong, they shouldn't have nothing at all.

If two talented individuals were to give birth to an ordinary person without any talent... well, in the distant past, when the power of the temple surpassed the monarchy, that child would have been regarded as a cursed child of the devil and burned alive!

Although normal people understand that this was actually just the temple trying to show its power and prove that talent was a glory bestowed by God, so they deliberately created trouble, such things were rare, happening only once every hundred years. Therefore, very few people would confront the powerful temple for the sake of a child.

But this matter was truly disgusting. For most talented individuals, who were nobles, it was a humiliation.

Even in ancient legends, a king who failed to keep the secret had to watch his child being sent to the altar and burned alive.

That was because the royal family happened to be in turmoil, and without the support of the temple, they might have been exterminated by neighboring countries. Otherwise, even if such a child appeared in a normal royal family, it would become a well-known secret, and the child would live in the world of ordinary people.

But for royal nobles who prided themselves on their bloodline inheritance, the damage from that event was still very great.

The reason why royal family members from various countries never revealed their talents in the first place was to prevent this very possibility.

The reason why this rule still exists now is to avoid unnecessary royal infighting.

They were the ones who had the most difficulty keeping their children's secrets.

Excessive and even maddening faith could always turn seemingly good people into cold-blooded 'killers', let alone such a small matter as informing the temple.

Pat's lips formed a sharp line, and she snorted coldly: "I almost forgot that Cesca isn't Marian's eldest daughter. That child is too unnoticeable."

Mrs. Yagris nodded: "That child is the eldest daughter! Although she can't become a knight, her future must be considered."

According to the rules of the nobility, if Marian's eldest daughter was sent to grow up by the side of Countess Yagris, doing some maid work... not a servant who serves the noble lady's daily life, but a manager who helps her manage some internal affairs, even accounts... then she would at least get a good marriage because of her excellence.

Marian's identity was actually like that.

If she hadn't followed Mrs. Yagris and come into contact with a large number of formal knights, experiencing a lot of bloodshed, Marian wouldn't have been able to become a formal knight.

Her talent could only be said to be barely passable.

Just look at Alex's eldest son!

He still can't advance to the rank of knight, not entirely because of his poor talent, but also because he has been prone to giving up since he was a child. Even Laurie, who is so much younger than him, can force him back with a fierce look.

Therefore, Mrs. Yagris didn't find it too strange that her eldest daughter's talent wasn't good. She had even prepared a position for that girl herself... but Marian didn't send her.

Pat took a deep breath: "Is she worried that if that girl is there, her other talented children might be sent to the Knights Order instead of staying by Young Master Laurie's side?"

According to Yagris's future plans for Laurie, she would indeed not allow the maids around her and Laurie's squire knights to come from the same family.

However, Yagris's Knights Order and Laurie's squire knights can only be said to have their own advantages, and definitely can't be said to be inferior.

"What is she thinking?" Pat sneered. "Laurie has no interest in Cesca."

"There's no need to think of Marian as so stupid," Yagris said, chuckling. "She wouldn't let her daughter be a mistress.

Pat, you're still a little weak in these matters. Marian is considering Taylor, who is the same age as Laurie."

Pat's face was full of confusion. Although she was excellent in management and accounting, she was not a person who would put her heart into these trivial matters.

Looking at such a friend, Yagris couldn't help but smile: "Don't think so much. You're not as good as Laurie in this regard.

In any case, Marian's idea has already failed.

Cesca cherishes her sister very much and will not let Marian step on their sisters to promote Taylor.

Even though Taylor is cute and innocent and doesn't know anything, their siblings have a good relationship, and that girl can still distinguish everything clearly."

She pointed to the door: "When the back mountain of the manor has a problem, Marian doesn't ask her former colleagues from the Knights Order for help, but asks Cesca for help. Her intentions are impure.

But Cesca's method of directly taking out her own money to hire the Blade of the Tiger to deal with it is also quite immoral.

Marian probably won't dare to come out and see anyone for a year and a half."

Having said that, Pat naturally understood a lot, so she couldn't help but laugh happily: "It seems that Cesca's salary is very good."

Yagris nodded with a smile: "That's right, Laurie has always liked to pay according to work, and every job done will be given corresponding remuneration. Cesca is the person with the most part-time jobs around Laurie!"