Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 112 Stupid Brother

In fact, it’s just a sweep, and Lowry definitely doesn’t care about the energy consumed.

But, you can't sweep up the various mineral fragments that he specially piled on the ground!

Lori was really angry when he saw the various materials he had painstakingly whittled out were neatly mixed together and placed in a large vase in the corner.

Damn it, he has two lotus buds that are about to bloom, and they have a strong lotus fragrance!
Lowry pressed his forehead and squeezed out two words: "Taylor!"

If that kid hadn't been knocking on the door desperately in shock, he would have forgotten to close the door of the alchemy laboratory!

Otherwise, the flying broom cannot open the door by itself, so it will just stay in the study area and this problem will not occur at all.

It's all Taylor's fault.

Lori took a deep breath, and finally had to accept his fate... He actually knew very well that magical items would indeed generate their own characteristics, but it was definitely related to the maker.

Even the two living feathers raised by Lori were so cowardly, not to mention this magical creature that was influenced by him alone from the inside out!

The personality of these magical creatures that finally generate intelligence is like that of Golden Retriever, which is already the best of Lowry's works.

For example, his broomstick.

Although they are very persistent in their original duties, they will find a place to hang themselves after cleaning and tidying up the housework, instead of wandering around the room aimlessly.

Just like when it was slapped out of the laboratory by Lori at this moment, the flying broom did not react at all. It just glanced around, cleaned up the flying ashes brought in by Taylor, and used a small breeze to send the ashes into the trash basket beside the door, and then hung itself back to its old position next to the bookshelf.

That was the doghouse that Lowry had specially built to keep it well behaved. It was a pure white corner that the flying broomstick loved very much.

Lori even set up a cleaning array here to make sure there was no dust inside... Even someone as extravagant as Lori only used cleaning arrays in his bedroom and bathroom.

A place like a study is not suitable.

The broom would only sweep the floor when Lowry stopped moving, and the cleaning array would not give him any chance to regret, and the scraps of paper would disappear almost instantly.

The reason why Lowry created this doghouse-like place was to calm the flying broom's emotions and make it react more slowly after returning to the nest so that it would not rush out immediately because of a drop of dust outside.

Because of the existence of this doghouse, the flying broom has indeed been much more well-behaved...if the door of Lowry's laboratory had not been open for so long, allowing it to sense the dust in the air.

Lori locked the door, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

Forget it. Anyway, he had changed his mind and felt that the previous ratio was not appropriate and needed to be recalculated.

Let’s start from the first step!

Taking out pieces of ore and gems, and digging out various roots, barks, petals and leaves, Lori took out a set of knives and started grinding them patiently... Only by grinding and cutting at the same time could he extract sufficiently fine materials.

Moreover, there are requirements for the intensity of the materials collected.

This is why alchemy must be inherited to be played well.

Of course, even without a teacher, capable people will slowly develop those skills.

But, just like the techniques that Lowry is using now, there is no need for everyone to develop their own set of exclusive techniques!

A mage's time is so precious, why waste it on things that will have little impact no matter how much you improve?

A great wizard like Mr. Lori actually has apprentices around him who are responsible for handling these small matters.

Of course Lowry can do this in the future, but as a beginner, learning these skills first is what he should do.

Just like the summarized mathematical formulas, no matter you will use them in the future or not, when laying the foundation, you must at least know what these essential mathematical formulas are used for, otherwise what will you use for the college entrance examination!

You can't even find the place in the book.

So, even though Lowry really wanted a multifunctional processing table with sufficient precision, he still started with manual work.
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Chesca looked back at the castle, then jumped up and hit Taylor's head twice viciously.

"Um...I was wrong, Sister Chesca." Taylor was afraid that she would fall, so he quickly leaned over to catch her.

Cheska fell lightly into his brother's lowered hands.

Looking at Taylor like this, Chesca couldn’t vent any anger even if he was angry: “Taylor, you are already 16 years old.

Mature, please?"

Taylor blinked his big eyes gently, and his long eyelashes flickered like two small fans: "I knew I was wrong when I said it.

But when the emotions come up, it's a little hard to control.

Sister Cheska, I am really a little scared.

do you know?

I can hardly remember what my mother looks like."

Cheska sighed, “Who can I blame?
There are so many people in the Knights of Yagris, why did they are the only ones that had problems?
To put it bluntly, the two of them are not upright, so naturally the people around them are not upright. As for you saying that you can't remember their faces, that's normal.

Not to mention that you left your parents to follow the Baron at the age of 8. Even before that, the total time you saw them was probably less than a year.

This also has to include the time you were in swaddling clothes.

Although this may not sound nice, if something happens to our eldest sister…"

"Don't talk like that!" Taylor reacted violently.

"Look, if it's someone you truly love and care about, you don't want them to get involved in anything bad, even if it's just a hypothetical situation." Chesca asked calmly, "Now, can you put aside those useless thoughts in your mind and figure out who you really care about?

Then tell me who told you about that irresponsible couple."

Taylor's feelings for the Tolers came largely from the fantasies that children have about their parents.

Unlike Valera, Chesca, and Charles, who saw firsthand how insufferable those parents were, Taylor had rarely seen his parents since he was a child.

Even when he still needed his mother's feeding and care, Marianne only took care of him for three months, and after that it was Valera who took care of him.

Even after they confirmed that Taylor had great talent, the Tollers treated him much better and showed concern for him when they met...but because Cheska soon became Lowry's bodyguard, the couple knew that this child would not stay with them even if he brought them glory, so they didn't really care about Taylor that much.

Otherwise, they would not have considered so much and only kept Charles, the unfortunate son, by their side.

To be honest, Chesca and Valera had thought that they would try for another baby soon.

As a result, Taylor followed Baron Rory away, but the couple still didn't move.

Then Valeera realized that the two were planning to raise Charles' child.

Anyway, Charles's talent is not that good, and he might never become a knight in his lifetime, so he will definitely not live longer than his parents who are already high-level knights.

By then, it would be no problem for that boy to find a girl from an ordinary knight's family with good talents.

Otherwise, a cunning guy like Charles wouldn't be so crazy about following Lowry even though he knew the family property would eventually belong to him.

Nowadays, who wouldn’t be afraid of being treated as a stud?

After so many calculations, he didn't expect that Lady Yagris's side, who should have had no problems, would be the only ones to lose their lives.

To put it bluntly, even if some of the subordinates of the other high-ranking knights had problems, they would never have to kill their chief officer when things were going wrong.

Only they two can do it.

But then again, they are the only two who have so many loopholes to exploit.

How much affection can Taylor have for the Tollers?
Just like he said, he almost forgot his mother's face, let alone his father.

Logically speaking, even if he knew that someone was planning to find out Pat's news from them, given Taylor's personality, he should pretend to know nothing, let them do whatever they want, and try to reduce his presence as much as possible.

Anyway, the biggest target must be Cheska, who has been in Pat's hands for at least four years.

However, Cheska is clearly the real power figure in Barony Gezar, and can handle almost all affairs within the territory on behalf of Baron Lori.

No one dared to do anything to her, otherwise what would be the difference between that and confronting Lowry himself?
So, when Chesca heard what Taylor said, he was almost instantly furious.

Regardless of whether Taylor was provoked to the point of losing his mind, it meant that he lost his respect for the Baron at that moment.

If he really understood that he was just Lowry's subordinate, how could he so casually say stupid things that would affect the territory's position?
Do you really think that what the four siblings said about Pat only concerns themselves?

Although Chesca didn't know why Baron Lori used the incident four years ago to completely separate himself from these church forces, she was very clear that since it was the Baron's will, as a subordinate she had to obey it.

Taylor really knew nothing, and what he said would not have any impact, but it might lead the outside world to mistakenly believe that Baron Lowry's position had changed, or at least his attitude towards the major churches was no longer so indifferent.

But Chesca knew that was not the case!

Baron Lori obviously intended to treat these church forces as foreign merchants as long as he was in charge of the territory.

Taylor is not stupid. It is impossible for him not to see Baron Lowry's resistance to the power of the church, but he still said such words.

It's not that he doesn't have enough brains, but because he was young and was overly cared for by the Baron, he lost his balance.

He forgot his duty as a subordinate.

Chesca knew Baron Lowry's character very well.

He really didn't care about Taylor's impulsiveness just now, but that didn't mean that if Taylor continued like this, he would not be abandoned.

The Baron's heart has always been firm and hard.

(End of this chapter)