Dear Broom Knight

Lorry had been making a scene in the Earl's castle for several years, and had many conflicts with the eldest son, but never had any conflicts with the second son.

But that wasn't because the second son was harmless, but because he simply didn't have much presence.

Some people in the Earl's territory followed the eldest son, and some people pondered about him, the third son, but no one would consider the second son, including the dowry brought by their own mother's family.

As for whether the second son had ever tried to fight for something, Lorry didn't know.

In short, what the second son could snatch was also the food from his own brother's bowl.

However, every time he saw this gloomy second brother at the rare Earl's Mansion dinner, and his timid, silent wife, Lorry felt an unease from the bottom of his heart, and also a sense of relief.

Fortunately, it wasn't him.

Speaking of which, the thing that Lorry was most satisfied with about the Earl was this, he never thought of having everyone get together for a dinner that no one could swallow.

Only when there was something major in the Earl's Castle would there be a formal dinner according to the rules.

Even if it was uncomfortable, everyone had their own small kitchen, so they could go back and replenish themselves... Although they lived in the same castle, the left wing, right wing, and main body all had their own independent living areas.

Interestingly, the one who occupied the right wing was Lorry, the child who was determined by everyone to only live in the castle until he turned 16, and not the second son who would inevitably have to stay here as a candidate before his brother inherited the title.

He, who was ten years older than Lorry, married the daughter of a baron from a fief under the Earl, and his living area still overlapped with his brother's family.

Although the left wing of the Earl's Mansion was twice as large as the right wing, and although the kitchen was comparable to the main castle's central kitchen, they did indeed stay in the same space.

Even the residential areas for cooks and maids were arranged in the same row of houses behind the castle.

Yagris would also occasionally mention this unlucky second son when chatting with her personal maid, and determined that if there were any problems in the Earl's Castle in the future, it would definitely be because of this imbalance.

However, anyway, these things had nothing to do with her, or with Lorry.

Although they lived freely, it was all because of their own abilities, and they had never snatched the other party's interests.

As for whether the other party would feel that it was all because of their existence that things had become the way they were now, Yagris the Great Knight didn't care at all.

If it wasn't her, it would be someone else, she just needed to have a clear conscience.

Cheska asked softly: "I'm just worried that if the Earl makes too much trouble, you might be sent away early."

Lady Yagris was always very decisive, and would definitely not let Lorry be involved in the mess of the Earl's Castle.

Don't look at the fact that there are descendants of the Earl's subordinates among Lorry's followers, but those people are basically used to pave the long blank areas of the barony, so as to avoid any problems caused by prolonged lack of management affecting Lorry himself.

Moreover, these people are at least on the surface on bad terms with the Earl's eldest son.

But it was also because of Yagris's character that Cheska had such worries.

Although the 12-year-old girl's face still showed a hint of childishness, she already understood everything.

Although she wasn't very scheming, as the oldest person among Lorry's followers, Cheska had always been very responsible.

For example, Komran and Mar, who were sent to the border of the Earl's territory to observe the movements of the King's envoy, were her suggestion.

Lorry himself wasn't so concerned.

After all, in his opinion, as long as the eldest son's maternal grandfather didn't die, he would definitely work hard to lobby in the royal capital and finalize Lorry's identity as soon as possible.

Even the Earl was obviously borrowing the other party's strength, and didn't give much benefit to the Noble Affairs Bureau.

They did indeed only send a little gift, made a few suggestions, and then the Noble Affairs Bureau, which always loved to delay, generously asked the King for instructions and sent the documents.

On the day she knew that this dispatch officer had set off, Yagris the Great Knight couldn't help but show the Earl a sweet smile with a hint of murderous intent... Although she really hadn't thought about competing with them, she would occasionally want to beat up this family.

"It seems that your brother has had a good outcome." Lorry smiled and looked at Cheska.

This girl had a strong sense of integrity and was very responsible.

After being sent to his side by Yagris, she had been wholeheartedly protecting him, including all of his interests.

Therefore, after knowing how much Lorry looked forward to his official knight career, but suddenly encountered a major change, Cheska would definitely not congratulate him like other people.

Instead, she carefully cared about Lorry's mood.

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If her younger brother, who had been beaten by her since he was young, didn't have much talent for knighthood, Cheska would definitely take him out as an example to comfort Lorry.

But she always avoided this topic, which showed that her brother had good talent, maybe even better than Cheska.

"Unless he doesn't plan to follow me in the future, otherwise I will only be happy for his talent." Lorry said frankly.

Lorry had always valued Cheska, who had come to his side since he was four years old, so he generally chose to speak his mind.

If he still had to beat around the bush with this childhood playmate, it would be too boring.

Cheska quickly replied: "How is that possible? Taylor is always ready to swear allegiance to you!"

"Then what's the problem?" Lorry laughed, "Although the profession of mage is another kind of hardship, it won't make my life worse."

"But I... I always feel that your desire for knighthood exceeds everything." Cheska said softly, "And a beautiful future, etc..."

'Bang'!

The door of the room they were in was kicked open, and Lady Yagris rushed in like a tornado.

"Mom?" Lorry, who looked up in surprise, called out softly... His mother's aura was really a bit scary.

"Lorry, go with me to welcome the King's envoy!" Lady Yagris said coldly, "Cheska, take Lorry's attendants and servants to pack his things, don't leave anything behind!"

"Yagris!" Earl Montes, limping, appeared at the door, "Don't be so impulsive!"

"What, do you think it's embarrassing to go to the King?" Lady Yagris laughed coldly, "What does that have to do with me?

Ask your diligent former father-in-law?

Of course, I have no objection if you want to ask the current one!"

Lorry's eyes widened, and he looked at the bruised and swollen Earl with an unpredictable expression... Are you two starting a war in front of tens of thousands of subjects?