Dear Broom Knight

In reality, most of the people who willingly stay in the Knights Order are only good at managing small teams. At best, they can handle the tasks of a squadron leader.

Those who can become Knight Commanders are never lacking in intelligence.

A normal commander would allocate personnel according to their actual needs, avoiding those with outstanding abilities and strong wills as much as possible.

Especially someone like Lady Agreus, when she left the military to build her own Knights Order, she wouldn't bring along the type who would inevitably leave!

Her money is still money. Don't be fooled by her many possessions; she really doesn't have enough, and it's all earned through hard work.

Over time, people like Agreus, who feel they have the strength to prove themselves, mostly go to the military, and then, after ten years, return home with subordinates willing to follow her.

The King and military leaders don't mind this kind of poaching.

After all, the military is either in the midst of battle, needing a large influx of fresh blood, especially excellent natural commanders.

Even if she enters the King's army with a specific purpose, she still has to dedicate at least ten years of effort and loyalty.

Moreover, nobles who grow up in the King's army environment, even if they have ulterior motives after leaving, will at least not betray their country or actively cause trouble for the military.

Or the military is in a period of prolonged stability... which is actually the most troublesome.

After all, the channels for advancement are basically filled, with people queuing up in circles.

At this time, if a noble with loyalty and reverence for the country takes away a group of great knights who are capable but can only serve in deputy positions, it's simply a godsend!

They can't wait for such people to go out and start their own businesses.

Even if they take people out to form an adventure group, the King and the military will provide considerable support.

His Majesty the King can't wait for all noble descendants to go through the military!

But this also determines another thing... it's really difficult for territorial nobles to get knights with innate leadership qualities to follow them.

Either they are like Count Montes, capable themselves and able to cultivate qualified heirs, or they have to get incredibly lucky.

Stumbling upon a knight who doesn't have that much talent but possesses good command abilities.

There's no other way; only such people are willing to be a big fish in a small pond in an ordinary noble's territory.

In a world without magic, you can still say, 'Better to be a head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix.'

But in a fantasy world, who would be willing to give up the opportunity to strive from the tail of a phoenix to the head of a phoenix?

Even if it's just a little bit.

That's not just a little money, a little power, but life.

Moreover, even if they unfortunately die in the process of striving, they can bring back generous compensation to their families!

Although the salary given by noble territories is not low, the resources that can be obtained are vastly different.

But this is in the Northland Kingdom.

The former White Dragon King was able to use his fists to ensure that the King's army's logistics and supplies operated relatively healthily.

There's no need to worry too much in the future... Leon's fists are not as strong as his grandfather's, but Yuri's brain is enough to make up for those missing parts.

Other countries have no way to make their nobility and military systems operate as healthily as the Northland.

Although it's not to the extent that several great nobles in the Icefield Kingdom can suppress the King's army with the power in their hands, but added together, they can still wrestle with the King.

Lori's territory is naturally no different, the only good thing is that child Taylor.

As for Mal and Comran, don't be fooled by the fact that they can lead their subordinates to look like regular soldiers, but in the beginning, they were just for show.

They are more like squadron leaders charging into battle, not commanders.

A Knight Commander does need enough combat power and a fair and just leadership temperament, but the ability to command everyone to achieve victory is the most important thing.

Moreover, the reason why those two children can get to where they are today is because Lori is really rich, providing a lot of resources and internal information to support their growth, and doesn't care about their long-term failures.

Other nobles, including those in the King's army, would never take ten years to cultivate two barely capable knights.

You should know that the resources consumed by Mal and Comran, if placed in the King's army, could almost cultivate five promising regular commanders.

Another reason is Lady Agreus's hard work in teaching. Although she is really tired, doing a little more for her children is her happiness.

She couldn't help Lori much a long time ago, and was even supported by her children when she was young and strong... Although the subsequent knight advancement mainly relied on her understanding of herself and the resonance of the laws, Lori helped her find the opportunity for resonance, and Lori provided her with the food and potions to restore her body to its best condition.

Lady Agreus really felt both happy and... lost about this.

She hoped that she could do something for her children, more or less.

And the only thing she could offer was the combat skills and command concepts cultivated in the military.

Lady Agreus certainly did it without hesitation.

However, although she thought it was good, she finally understood why the military had such high demands on commanders after teaching the class.

For the same command course, Taylor can already infer other things from one instance and think about whether there is a better way to complete a certain war, while Mal and Comran are still thinking about the winner's thinking... By the time they finish considering the winner and pondering why the loser failed, Taylor can come up with several combat methods he has thought of to consult Agreus!

Even if what he thinks is not necessarily more appropriate, after all, he is still young and has seen less, but he can think of it.

This shows that he at least really understands where the key point of a certain battle is.

Warriors who can win by instinct alone only exist in myths.

Even His Majesty Travis has to make enough preparations and seize the enemy's weaknesses before attacking.

If it weren't for her sons, Lady Agreus would have been irritated by Mal and Comran's slow learning ability... They will understand after being told, and they are also in daily contact with people of this attribute, it is really difficult to understand why they just can't understand that little thing.

Therefore, Lady Agreus really admires Bobo and Vis's abilities.

In terms of strength, who can argue with the White Dragon?

Anyway, Lady Agreus, who had fought behind His Majesty the King for two years, would not have such a foolish idea.

And they even have brains!

Fortunately, Bobo and Vis like this will at least not be enemies of humans.

At the very least, they will never be enemies of the Northland Kingdom.

Lady Agreus thoughtfully stroked Lily's head... She actually knows better that this little dragon in her arms is the smartest of the three children.

However, she is a mage.

Lady Agreus can't help but show a bright smile whenever she thinks of this.

That White Dragon King calculated one thing after another, but what was the result?

The world did accept the existence of their White Dragon branch, but it doesn't mean that it will provide him with a suitable heir... so that he can both have the world's recognition and be free in the astral world.

Thinking too beautifully... Hehe~

Bobo and Vis are completely impossible in terms of identity.

Lily, who is possible, is not only biased towards mages in attributes, but also has a temperament and temper more like Lori.

Mages probably all understand the existence of 'self' from birth.

They can collect all kinds of information from birth, and even feel the hostility and falsehood of the outside world before they have learned common sense.

Lady Agreus, who watched Lori grow up since she was a child, understands best what kind of reaction such a child would have if they found out that they might be used by others, or used as pawns.

She never interfered with Lori's way of doing things after becoming Baron Gezall, because she really felt a little guilty.

Although outsiders can say that Count Montes treated Lori that way because the old guy himself was not a human being, and it had nothing to do with her, the deceived person... but how could that be possible?

When she was pregnant with Lori, didn't she really think about what kind of future her child would face?

She knew.

It's just that people like her couldn't help but gamble on this.

She would rather let her child be disappointed in the future than let the position of lord of Gezall's barony fall into the hands of others.

Lady Agreus really loves her children.

But she also loves herself equally.

Her love for Lori actually deepened over time... When she picked up that child in swaddling clothes, Lady Agreus really had the awareness of a mother.

But at that time, she could only accept the result of her losing the bet... This was equivalent to letting her child lose the part of the benefits that should have belonged to him from the day he was born.

Although Lori was naturally smart, and her personality was very indifferent, not caring about people who didn't care about me, so her child didn't encounter many setbacks.

But that doesn't mean that there are no scars in Lori's heart.

Lady Agreus sometimes doesn't know whether Gezall is naturally unfortunate... No matter who it is, including that Count Gezall, seems to choose the wrong path when making choices.

Although Lady Agreus hates her uncle very much, she knows very well that if Count Gezall was only too cruel to her family, then in addition to causing people to murmur a few words behind his back, it would not cause any damage to Count Gezall at all.

The noble world is so cruel.

Even if her father really didn't do anything, from the day he was born, he was a thorn in Count Gezall's side and a thorn in his flesh.

And the nobles can understand this.

Even if Count Gezall is so tyrannical that the entire territory is in jeopardy!

It's still better than his current result.