Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 123 Where did the illusion come from?

It was the second year after he moved to Gezar Territory and was taken in by Arsalan that Lowry really settled down and began to study.

At that time, he had actually begun to feel that he might be a living person.

After all, it's not like there's anything wrong with him. He has the panel of a knight, but he insists on being a mage.

His dreams were all about exciting dramas where he killed everyone.

Obviously, this was not something he would dream.

So, even though I was still a little worried, I still studied from him very hard.

Then, Arsalan soon discovered the biggest shortcoming of his student...Lori didn't have much knowledge, didn't seem to have read many books, and his mind was easily distracted.

A smart head is filled with useless things.

So what if Lowry could memorize the entire book?

The key is whether you take it to heart or not.

The standard for reading ten thousand books and being able to write like a god is "reading through", not reading.

So, Lowry soon faced unimaginable reading homework...the kind that required him to write reading notes for every book.

No matter how busy Arsalan is, he will check very carefully.

Then, he immediately got very angry because of Lowry's habit of writing clichés.

It doesn’t matter if you don’t have enough knowledge, as long as you have enough brain. The worst thing is that your brain is filled with water vapor. You have to dehumidify it before you start studying.

In fact, most of the first year when they spent the most time together as teacher and student was spent by Arsalan trying to tear down the mask wall that covered Lori's soul.

It was too difficult to get Lowry to write down what he really felt while reading.

But what Arsalan wanted to see was Lowry’s understanding of everything…So what if the old senior’s ideas were excellent?

It's not like Lowry can see the world through other people's eyes.

On the contrary, Lowry learned the basic theories of spells, various runes, and various alchemical principles quite well... After all, his memory was really good, but he just didn't know how to use it flexibly.

Arsalan never doubted why Lowry was so rigid and dogmatic.

After all, as a future Knight Baron who already has an accurate life plan, it is normal for Lowry to not waste time on training after advancement.

Most of the knight nobles with excellent talents would choose to memorize the cultural and common sense courses in the aristocratic curriculum to the point where they can react instinctively before becoming formal knights. This way they can save a lot of time after advancing.

Other matters can be left to the staff to think about and plan.

They only need to judge whether something will affect their own interests and whether it will violate the unspoken rules of the nobility that outsiders cannot understand.

Lowry just matured too early and sealed himself into a piece of wood too early, making it difficult to change him.

So, although Arsalan was full of complaints and resentment, he still helped Lowry break that layer of shell.

There is no need to explain the means, it can only prove that he and the White Dragon King are indeed a family.

However, it was during the battle of wits and courage with Arsalan that Lowry suddenly saw his true self.

Then, as if his nature had been turned on, Lowry began to truly immerse himself in reading.

The more you read a book, the more you understand it, and the more you understand it, the more you enjoy reading it.

Not only did Lori read all the books recorded in the virtual castle in the previous years, he also read all the royal collections that Arsalan copied to him... There were some books that some powerful people in the royal family were not willing to let outsiders read.

Of course, it is their business if they are unwilling to do so, but as long as they cannot defeat Arsalan, they can only complain.

Although Lowry's teacher was not afraid of them, he did not want things to become too awkward, so the frequency and quantity of the books he sent were relatively suppressed.

But after the Montes incident, Arsalan's book-moving journey became much more efficient.

It is common to receive hundreds of books at a time.

Lowry didn't want to think about what kind of concerns were hidden behind this, he would just take a look at it after it was sent to him.

He is a bit stubborn. Once he has chosen his position, he will never change his mind unless the other party betrays him first.

Besides, although the world is bound to usher in a major change, judging from the performance of these churches, it will probably take several decades.

It's just that they started planning in advance.

Then the White Dragon King will still be the strongest in this world.

He is already standing behind the strongest, why should he look at those who are still struggling?

It’s not like I haven’t been cheated by potential stocks and had to quit the circle directly... The only advantage is that I quit decisively and early enough, so as not to lose my entire fortune.

Now, Lowry's virtual castle library has become a three-story crystal hall.

The books and scrolls were stacked up in layers on the tall bookshelves that reached the ceiling. If Lowry wanted to read a book inside, he only had to sit on the sofa in the middle of the hall and shout.

There is also a desk in front of the sofa chair with a cutting board that can be raised and lowered freely to meet his needs for writing or reading.

Well... after Lori had more or less figured out the origin of his castle, it obviously no longer applied to the memories in Lori's mind.

Although Lowry still couldn't find any trace of it, he could occasionally feel that there seemed to be some movement in his spiritual sea.

The reason why it doesn't work now is naturally because his own mental strength is not enough.

Since it was speculated to be a divine artifact, or some fragment of a divine artifact, Lowry would definitely not be in a hurry.

If this artifact wasn't bound to Lowry's soul, with his limited mental strength, it would probably explode if he touched it.

Not to mention observing its prototype.

The reason why Lori dared to wait for the opportunity like this was not only because there were almost no traces of demons or devils in this world, but also because this thing did not communicate with him at all.

But that never stops Lowry from behaving in accordance with the rules.

It was terribly rigid. After the setting was made, it was not changed even when such an incredible conflict arose... and there was no choice to untie with Lowry.

If it wasn't something specifically researched for Lowry, then it would only prove that this artifact was a purely logical creation.

It’s not that Lowry looks down on himself, but he really doesn’t think he is worth that much.

His character of shrinking back when encountering problems and running away before the fight even starts has basically no good qualities. The only advantage he has may be that he lives longer.

Expecting him to save people from suffering and do something like "all men are created equal" is simply a dream.

Even if he was crazy, he wouldn't do such a stupid thing!
Being nice to the common people in your territory only concerns the character of the lord, and there are many nobles who are kinder than Lowry!
At least Lowry wouldn't give people money for no reason. Even if a child wanted to earn some money for bread, he had to go to the trees and get feathers in exchange.

Lori quickly brought his flying imagination back to his feet and checked his virtual castle again... He did not react at all to the secrets revealed by Ian and Suryani.

Therefore, even if this incomplete artifact might be a benefit that was revealed during the interstellar war, it certainly has nothing to do with the person who brought this thing here from that brain-dead guy who might be from the same hometown as him.

What confused Lori was that what was so valuable in their world that all souls had gods.

Even if those martyrs whom they admired very much were accidentally pulled over, they would probably only try their best to gain benefits for the civilians and give some legal bias as much as possible. They would never be crazy enough to shout about equality for all beings in the fantasy world.

Class is a big problem, but it is not completely invincible.

But the classes separated by unequal talents given by God cannot be shaken.

Even if someone has crawled out of a mud pit, as long as he is also a gifted person, what he sees is naturally the power of the gifted.

Unless the entire world completely loses its magic and becomes a truly magic-free world, it will be possible to break up the classes that have been solidified due to differences in power.

At first, Lowry thought the world would become like this.
After all, the White Dragon Ruth Kania had told him many times that the atmosphere in recent years had made her feel uncomfortable, and there was always a heavy feeling.

If this continues, the world will probably fall below level 16.

Ruth Kania said with certainty that if it was not due to the demotion of the will of the Lord of the World, it would take tens of thousands of years for the world to recover bit by bit.

Especially, in a world where even the eighth-ring spell cannot be cast, it must be that the laws of the world can no longer hold up.

But Ruth Kania also said she didn't feel an urgency to leave.

Therefore, she believed that this world could last at least another ten thousand years.

A dragon, even a white dragon, has a way of judging time that is somewhat baffling to humans.

After hearing what she said at that time, Lori naturally didn't take it to heart... Even if he could live longer after becoming a wizard, Lori didn't think he could see everything ten thousand years later.

As a result, unexpectedly, before that time came, the world had almost bottomed out and rebounded.

Lori looked up at the sky: Has the connection with the star realm, which was cut off by the war, been restored a little bit?
Compared to this incident, Lowry was much less curious about the suspected fellow villager.

A person who has read the royal collection of books for thousands of years would still be frightened by the existence of this "fellow countryman". There can only be one reason: there is no trace of him in the royal collection.

Lori suspected that even if this person existed, he was not able to make a name for himself and was probably caught by these churches before he could even leave his territory.

The thing that annoys me most about a church, no matter how good it is, is the theory that all men are created equal.

If there is true equality, what God would they believe in?

So, it’s normal to explode when you hear the slogan.

After arresting someone, if they find out something through interrogation, they will certainly be extremely wary of these wild thoughts from another world.

Ianse didn't necessarily doubt Lori's identity, but she was clearly testing him.

Lowry tilted his head and thought carefully, how on earth was he like those white people?

(End of this chapter)