Lord: Start with the Pioneer Knight

In the carriage, Locke Abner lowered the curtains on both sides of the carriage, activated the magic light on the top, leaned in the corner, looked up at the white light, listened to the sound of the wheels rolling, and his tense spirit was relieved.

"I was talking to a soul knight in front of a legend. I don't know why I made this shocking decision at that time."

Locke covered his face and said to himself: "I hope what I did tonight was not in vain."

In the eyes of outsiders, it was luck that allowed him to inherit the title as an illegitimate child.

"In order to survive, in order to live uprightly."

After reciting these words silently, the doubt in Locke's eyes dissipated and was replaced by ruthlessness.

After a few minutes, Locke's expression returned to calm, he straightened out his wrinkled clothes, picked up the history book placed aside, and started reading.

Reading history makes people wise. All kinds of conspiracies and ruthless calculations are hidden in historical records.

Because of this, he was able to indirectly kill his father, send the nominal mother and several brothers and sisters on the road, and attract the dragon to destroy the entire direct members of the Abner family, and then donate two-thirds of the family wealth to The governor and the nobles, with their support and troops, allowed him to become the legal heir to Viscount Abner.

The carriage moved forward slowly, leaving the provincial capital of Kernas Province and heading towards the Viscount of Abner located on the seaside.

On the other side, Kleist and Verin followed the silver-armored guard to the outside of a courtyard.

The silver-armored guard stopped outside the door, made a gesture of invitation, and said respectfully: "You two adults, go through this door and walk straight ahead to reach His Highness's study."

"Thank you."

Out of politeness, Verin said politely.

"It's my pleasure."

The silver-armored guard beat his chest and saluted, then turned and left, disappearing into the night.

Entering the courtyard, walked more than a hundred meters, entered the corridor, walked another hundred meters, and came to the door of a palace.

The two female swordsmen guarding both sides of the palace door saw the two men, bowed their heads and saluted, and then pushed the door open.

Entering the hall, I saw a woman in a white dress and a blue-haired woman dressed as a maid standing in front of the desk, as if they had been waiting for a long time.

"Bang--"

The door is closed, and light lights up around the room, weaving a magic network to seal off the space.

"Teacher, long time no see!"

The woman in a white dress put her hands on her belly, bowed and saluted with a smile on her face.

A smile appeared on Kleist's face and he responded softly: "Sabrina, long time no see!"

After the greeting, Sabrina immediately apologized and said: "Teacher, I am deeply sorry for neglecting you today, and please forgive me for my rudeness."

Kleist raised his hand, and a breeze lifted Sabrina up, saying, "Don't worry, I'm not a pedantic person."

"Teacher, and this senior brother, please take a seat."

"Then I'm not welcome, junior sister."

Hearing Sabrina's name, Verin responded before Kleist could.

Kleist, who was just about to reveal his identity, turned to look at Weilin. There was no sign of black aura around him, so he just let it go and did not explain it for the time being.

When he came to the rest area, Weilin put the backrest down, made a gesture of invitation, and said with a smile: "Teacher Kleist, please sit down."

"Cough cough cough."

Hearing Kleist's slight cough, Sabrina's eyes flashed with confusion, but she did not ask directly.

"Selina, go get the pastries over there."

Seeing this, the blue-haired maid lowered her head and responded: "Yes, Your Highness."

After the head maid left, Sabrina picked up the teapot and poured two cups of tea.

After sending half of the cups of tea to Verin, Sabrina brought one of the cups to Kleist and said respectfully: "Teacher, please."

Kleist took the teacup handed over by Sabrina, took a sip, then placed it on the table and said, "Sit down."

Seeing this, Sabrina came to Kleist's left side and sat opposite Verin.

A few minutes later, the blue-haired maid brought the pastry and placed it in the center of the wooden table. Then she retreated behind Sabrina, placed her hands on her belly, and stood quietly.

Kress pointed at Verin and introduced to Sabrina: "This guy's name is Verin Akers, from the West Napus subcontinent."

Sabrina asked: "Teacher, if you say so, he should not be your student."

"It's not that at all, it's just what this guy said nonsense."

Hearing this, Sabrina looked up at the black-haired young man. He had a dignified appearance and a friendly attitude. He was not her senior brother, but he could chat and laugh with the teacher. He either had a great background or was extremely talented.

After having a rough judgment in her mind, Sabrina showed a gentle smile on her face and said softly: "Your Excellency Weilin, it's a pleasure to meet you."

"Your Highness Sabrina, please don't mind what happened just now." Verin responded with a smile to the princess of the Kingdom of South Milton in front of him.

Sabrina heard this and responded: "You are a guest, I won't mind."

After getting to know each other, the three began to chat about the topic of Kernas Province.

Sabrina mainly narrated, while Kleist and Verin listened.

As for the blue-haired maid, she acted as a backdrop, saying nothing throughout the whole process, and perfectly fulfilled the duties of a subordinate.

"Your Excellency Verin, I saw you having a very pleasant conversation with Viscount Locke Abner today."

"Yes." Hearing Sabrina's question, Weilin nodded and responded, "I talked with Locke for several hours tonight. I felt that he was very cunning, but he also had an inexplicable temperament."

"He is very complicated. I suggest you don't have too much contact with him."

"I'll remember that." Weilin nodded in response.

As for whether he had too much contact with Locke, he would judge it himself and would not believe the one-sided words of the princess of the Kingdom of South Milton in front of him.

After seeing Sabrina and Weilin get familiar with each other, Crest realized that his goal had been achieved. As for how it would develop in the future, it had nothing to do with him as a guide.

"It's getting late. We should say goodbye."

Seeing this, Sabrina looked at the clock hanging on the wall. It was already 2:30 in the morning.

"Teacher, Mr. Weilin, I'll let Selina take you to rest."

"Okay."

Crest did not refuse and nodded in response.

Seeing this, Sabrina turned to her head maid and said, "Selina, take the teacher and Lord Weilin to Wansen Manor to rest."

"Yes, Your Highness."

The blue-haired head maid bowed her head and replied.

A few minutes later, Sabrina sent Crest and Weilin to her carriage. After watching them leave, the warm smile on her face disappeared, replaced by indifference.

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