Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1001 We Only Have One Month
Yagris sighed, rolled up his sleeves, and said with a resolute expression, "So, it's normal for Gezar to eventually turn into the wind, right?"

"Living so high up."

Lowry smiled and squatted down, picking up a stone: "I'll put what I need in the outermost corner. If I can't resolve these magical turbulences by the time I get to the bottom, then I'll move them outside last."

Yagris turned to look at her son: "You should know that this stone should have a unique formula from Gezar, right?"

After the world lockdown was lifted, many of the good things had to disappear.

But before that, noble families with established lineages all had special methods.

For example, the outer walls of these castles.

Of course, the stones themselves were definitely custom-made from the Earth Church, but the fact that the Gezar family couldn't mass-produce them doesn't mean they didn't know the specific proportions.

The orders they placed with the Church of Earth must have had specific requirements regarding the proportions of the synthetic stones, and they had to be pure stones, without any magical reaction.

Who would dare entrust the true foundation of their family to an outsider?

Of course, the Earth Church must have been selling large quantities of stones in specific proportions that met the requirements of the nobles. Otherwise, even if Gezar had connections and was willing to spend money, it's unlikely that any church would take on this job.

Once these stones are brought back and examined using special methods, they are then coated with the Gezar family's special energy potion and have energy pathways carved on them to create the final product.

If there's only a 50% chance they'll find something helpful to Pat in the family's secret location they're looking for, then the chance of finding these recipes is 100%.

Igoris didn’t believe that Lori wouldn’t know something that even she knew.

The brat is still playing with her.

But Agriss felt no anger whatsoever, and couldn't even pretend to be angry.

My heart is filled with tiny bubbles of happiness.

No matter what her son grows up to be like, he truly loves her.

As a mother, what more could I ask for?
Despite not having put in much effort, her child has grown up so strong and healthy... Yages doesn't doubt her love for her son, but she also knows that she's not the kind of mother who devotes herself entirely to her child.

If it were a qualified mother she had ever met, she would never let Lori run around like that.

Although she did allow Lori to act on his own because she knew he had ways to protect himself, Agris also knew that... this did not guarantee that Lori would not be negatively affected.

Physical safety does not mean that one will not encounter psychological stress.

But she's just... and it's her first time being a mother!
If you don't know how to pamper your child, at least make sure he doesn't live an unhappy life.

However, when he sensed the restless anger and inexplicable, extreme emotions emanating from Lowry, he chose to make him happy.

Even if he takes the wrong path later, at least Lori won't slowly fade into oblivion in the castle.

Like Kyle... everything seems normal, but his heart is slowly dying.

When Agris learned that Kyle had chosen to fully open his soul to the Lord of the Tower, he had no doubts whatsoever.

They brought this upon themselves, so they have to bear the consequences.

If those days of Kyle's had happened to Lowry... just thinking about it would make her heart clench.

Of course, Iagris was also convinced that if Lori were to fall into such a state, her children would not have any leeway like Kyle had... Regardless of whether anyone in the castle showed him even the slightest bit of kindness, Lori at that time would be able to wipe out Montes Castle completely.

However, no one in this world would be foolish enough to give a disdain to a future powerhouse, especially one they can't kill.

But Aggris also knew that when Lori first left the castle, there were people waiting outside to deal with him.

However, he always managed to find a hidden exit from Montes Castle, and no one could stop him.

Even Iagris only realized this after he left the castle... Knowing that the child wanted to cause trouble but not wanting to stop him, she naturally made the Gale Wolf turn into the wind and follow Lori.

Even the Gale Wolves, who were keeping a close eye on Lowry during that period, lost track of him several times... This was an utter disgrace for the Gale Wolves.

Fortunately, Agris later deduced that her son must have obtained a fragment of a divine artifact, specifically a spatial fragment, which was why he was able to hide it in a place where even the Gale Wolves couldn't smell it.

Then, while the Gale Wolves were searching everywhere, they took the opportunity to slip away.

Agris didn't even know when Lowry first killed someone.

All she knew was that after Lori turned five, those who tried to harm him gradually disappeared.

This kind of Lowry was terrifying to those cowardly bullies in the castle.

They couldn't understand how a child could do that.

Killing is frightening enough, let alone murder.

But Iagore never thought her son was the kind of person who was born cruel.

Lowry is just... somewhat separated from the world by a membrane that prevents them from connecting.

His understanding of the outside world is not comprehensive, and when he looks at people and things, he has a mechanical attitude of "give back as much as you get".

Even though he had been working very hard in his knight training, he didn't feel much of a real sense of it.

The only proof of his humanity is Lowry's recognition and protection of his own people. He even unhesitatingly placed Valera under his protection... If it were Montes' two sons, they would never have offended a powerful military commander for a little girl with little talent.

But Lowry didn't care; he had his own judgment on everything, regardless of whether it was appropriate or not.

Therefore, Yagris never thought of her son as a heartless, born bandit.

Lowry simply has an excessively high IQ and a high level of perception, which leads her to have some overly high expectations of the outside world.

What born bad child would know how to cherish and respect their mother?

Being decisive and ruthless, and holding grudges, cannot be called evil.

Yagris looked happily at her son who was diligently moving stones and said with a smile, "I don't know what kind of stones you want, so just give me an area where I can move around freely."

Don't say that everything is useful.

"I can't just watch you do all the hard work by yourself, Lori."

Lowry sighed softly.

Although his mother's tone was gentle, she clearly set a bottom line.

Although she doted on him and let him do as he pleased since he was a child, once Agris set a bottom line, Lori could never go against her again... Agris wouldn't use violence against Lori, but she would stare at Lori with tears in her eyes and a look of disappointment on her face.

Lowry couldn't withstand this attack.

He could only raise one hand and roughly circle a spot with a stone of a suitable size for Yagris.

Agris smiled with satisfaction: "Then let's hurry up! Pat, you should be giving birth soon, right?"

“More than a month,” Lori said thoughtfully, “but something’s probably going to happen in Emilia City.”

Pat... it's a bit unlikely that she'll stay in the house doing nothing.

Even if she has nothing to do, she still has to find something to have fun with.

Therefore, it's best to get everything sorted out at least a month in advance.

Yagris had nothing to say.

If it weren't for those unforgivable things that happened, Pat would actually be the softest-hearted and most girlish girl in her family.

In fact, given Pat's nature, she should have become a nun at Laurel Chapel... Caring for cubs is almost her instinct.

Unfortunately……

Irritated, Yages picked up a stone and skillfully tossed it to the farthest pile of garbage: "Count Gezar, really, you died too easily."

Lowry looked up at the sky.

Although he wasn't interested in the details and just wanted to know that Count Gezar was indeed dead, he had vaguely heard some information.

That count's death was definitely not easy.

Pat might just want him dead, but Anise…

However, she became widely recognized as the most suitable witch for the Tower Lord.

Those witches in the secret tower, who have endured countless hardships and trials and fused with countless strange bloodlines, probably don't understand why Anise could rise above them simply by killing her father.

Hmm... Lowry quickly suppressed his imagination, ceasing to think about other people's daily meals, especially things like steamed live fish and grilled live shrimp...

"Tsk," he quickly turned his head and said to Yagris with a serious expression, "Mom, do you think one of Pat's twins might be a pure Gezar?"

"Hmm?" Aragris was slightly surprised. "One?"
You mean, Pat actually has feelings for that Yuri?
Wait... the reverse must also be true!
Yuri likes Pat?
How come I didn't know that!

“Hmm… they just have feelings for each other,” Lori said carefully. “Just like when you work with other knight orders, and you meet a leader who can work perfectly with you, don’t you also sincerely appreciate him?”

Unfortunately, none of them looked like you.

Yagris couldn't help but roll her eyes: "It's not that there are none at all, but unfortunately, it's a two-way choice."

Although she was very confident in herself, Yagris understood that people's aesthetic sense is different, and not everyone would appreciate her type.

As for the idea that if she had chosen someone else, there would have been no child like Lori, Yagris would never say such a thing.

Her son is so perfect, he should definitely be there.

Fate may be a terrible thing, but at least it gave her the best outcome.

She naturally wouldn't bring up those past events again.

But she could also understand Pat's choice... Pat must have more attachment to their past than she did.

Only those who blossom into the happiest after suffering will realize that suffering is a painful test that can be forgotten.

(End of this chapter)