Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 198: Mrs. Yagris's Mistake

But before they actually do something irrational, Lowry can't just show up.

After all, he was the master of the Barony of Gezale, and appearing too early would seem a bit intimidating.

If it were someone else, Lowry certainly wouldn't have thought so much about it.

But since these female knights had almost watched him grow up, Lori would definitely choose to take a step back first.

Fortunately, no one made any unwise decisions.

Including several level 10 knights from the Knights of Yagris, none of them showed any dissatisfaction when Cheska arranged for them to live in the lakeside town.

Cheska slowly cut a large piece of cake for herself: "Mrs. Yagris, you are really powerful."

This time, Lori chose to tolerate her look of longing… After all, he was really fucking awesome.

At least at this stage, both the Knights and her personal maid obeyed her orders and even showed her some respect.

Although he had never doubted these people's loyalty to her mother...but no matter how strong the loyalty was, it would not make people give up their own interests.

For example, the Tolers.

That couple was the beginning of Lowry's new understanding of the balance between loyalty and reliability of the knights in this world... Before letting them do something, one must first consider what the consequences of using them will be.

Knowing how to use people well is definitely a very good quality here.

Even when sending knights to patrol, one has to consider which knight should not be sent to the street with the pink flag, and which knight should not be allowed to go to the commercial street.

If a knight really gets into trouble because you didn't think about it in advance, the leader will also have to bear part of the responsibility.

Even in the eyes of the higher-level nobles, the person who made more mistakes was the leader who sent people to do the work.

Therefore, if one wants all the knights to be obedient and complete all the work that is within their responsibility, and even to make concessions in unison when it comes to their own interests...either one needs to be a strong lord like Lori, who manages the knights with high pressure and can ensure that there is no problem with the pressure he puts on them, or one needs to be like Lady Yagris, who can make everyone choose to obey her orders first with her personal charm alone.

Everyone knows that with Lowry, it is impossible to make money from him by any means, and it will only result in a ruthless blow.

However, people like Madam Yagris believe from the bottom of their hearts that their boss will not let them suffer in vain.

That is absolute leadership charisma.

Lowry silently drank a glass of wine: His mother is actually a very outstanding leader of the Knights.

This ending is really a pity.
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Standing in the small flower hall at the highest point of the hill, Lady Yagris looked quietly at the land beneath her feet.

Her Wind Wolf, after sending her to the charming and beautiful little manor, simply turned into a gust of wind and slipped away.

Although she also wanted to try the delicious meat at those stalls, Veronique was obviously more concerned about the affairs of the tribe. He just said hello to her and ran away.

Mrs. Yagris then realized how much trouble the Wind Wolves were in... However, although Veronique had been depressed during this period, he had never mentioned the move to her.

Madam Yagris has always been smart, and she quickly figured out the reason: in fact, the lord chosen by the Wind Wolf Clan at the beginning was her.

It is no secret that Wind Wolf looks down on the current Count Gezar.

Perhaps, since that guy started suppressing his brothers and relatives before he took over the earldom, he felt that he was not trustworthy at all.

The previous Earl Gezar died unexpectedly without leaving a will...but whether it was really an "accident" or not is questionable, judging from the fact that the current Earl Gezar got involved with the radical faction of the Church of the Storm right after he took over.

But suspicion without evidence is worthless.

If Madam Yagris's father was not such a weak and incompetent person, and had dared to take the lead in questioning when the incident happened, there might still be a chance.

Unfortunately, he never thought about how his father, who had doted on him and even got him a territory and baronship, died. He only thought about the benefits and money that he would never get again. With fear of his own brother, he ran away with his tail between his legs.

Then, there was Yagris's long struggle and resistance.

She knew that Veronique had definitely not had any thoughts when he made the contract with her.

At that time, she could only barely control her territory, but she had to bury all her resentment in her heart, and was occasionally criticized by Count Gezar.

Moreover, she always felt that there was something wrong with the old man's eyes, and wondered if he wanted to sell her out... Of course, the current Mrs. Yagris can be sure that she almost got into trouble at that time.

Of course, she was an adult after all, and it was impossible for Count Gezar to sell her like Pat and the others, but he definitely wanted to give her to the old men of the Storm Church.

If some big shot really took a fancy to her and proposed to her, Yagris didn't know if she would have the courage to fight to the death.

Therefore, the time she went to Langshan to look for her partners was actually an opportunity for her to escape from certain surveillance.

She was really in a very bad state, and it was obvious that she had no future. She even joined the army with the help of Veronique, and escaped from the area controlled by Count Gezar through a small path.

She was really grateful to her Wind Wolf partner.

So, even now, she guessed a little bit that she had behaved quite honestly and only wanted to live a life of luxury in her own territory and give birth to an heir of her own, so why did Count Gezar still want to attack her.

Of course, she certainly didn't really think so, but the right time was not so easy to wait for.

It turned out that Wind Wolf's excessive attention to her was probably the root of the problem.

Count Gezar also knew that the Wind Wolf could change the contract subject.

As a level 12 knight whose territory was in the Gezaar area, she naturally became the target of the Wind Wolves, who did not want to leave their homeland.

Even though Count Gezar is strong and ruthless, whoever has the contractual rights with the Wind Wolf will be the patriarch of the Gezar family... With Lady Yagris's ability and status, if she has the support of the Wind Wolf Pack, she will definitely be able to withstand the opponent's axes.

Even the so-called favor of the prince is not a problem.

Forcing a great knight baron with outstanding military achievements to marry into the royal family may not sound very nice, but it is still a marriage, and even if he is held accountable by His Majesty the King in the end, it is justifiable.

However, forcing Chief Gezar to marry... that would be enough to cause public outrage, and she might even be sent to the Nobles' Office and be condemned by all!

Even the White Dragon King would not be able to help, and he would probably have to be stripped of his royal status.

Therefore, Count Gezar wanted to marry Lady Yagris off so secretly at that time... before Wind Wolf could figure it out clearly.

He was indeed smart enough to know that the biggest problem with magical creatures was that they liked to observe too much and think too much.

And as long as Lady Yagris becomes the prince's consort, she will no longer be the head of the Gezar family.

However, no one expected that Mrs. Yagris, who knew nothing about it, would marry herself off just by noticing something was wrong, and marry to such a faraway place.

I guess the Wind Wolves were also confused... I guess they never thought that just delaying a little bit would result in this.

But, at that time, the Wind Wolf must have just felt a little regretful and was not too entangled.

However, in the many years since Lady Yagris left the Gezar realm, the Wind Wolf has never been able to find another suitable Gezar.

Therefore, even the Wind Wolf, who was attached to his homeland, had to consider moving away.

Then, the Wind Wolf Pack looked around and found the most suitable place, and hooked up with Lady Yagris again.

The corners of Mrs. Yagris's mouth twitched slightly... Veronique must have felt sorry for her, so he didn't dare to mention this matter to her.

But she knew her friend well enough: Veronique must have been the wolf who had been kept in the dark until he was forced to learn the news.

She tilted her head slightly, searching her memory for the day when Veronique had started to become uncomfortable and unhappy.

three months ago.

At that time, she seemed to have just penetrated the Montes ancestral land.

Oh, by the way, she, or rather Lori, rejected the Montes family's dragon blood rhinoceros.

The news about the Wind Wolf came really quickly.

Not slower than the birds flying in the sky at her home, Lori.

Lady Yagris has been using these birds to intimidate her men over the years: near the Barony of Gezar, nothing can escape Lori's eyes.

If a bird flies across the sky, your little action may be recorded.

Even if you think you can plan in a closed environment, can you hide so well when you are doing things and directing your subordinates?
If you feel you can't do it, just be honest.

Lowry is so good to his own people, why should we go against him for insignificant benefits and meaningless face?
Of course, the most important point is that as a mother, she, Yagris, will always stand behind her son.

She would never believe who Lori would attack first... They, whether her maid or the Grand Knight of the Order of Yagris, were not worth that.

If Lowry really wanted to get something, he would only start from the level of His Majesty the King.

When Baron Gezar counted his property, he never counted copper coins... Although this rumor was due to Lowry's daily purchase of rabbits in those years, it is indeed true.

Lowry really doesn't count copper coins. He always weighs them directly on a very large scale.

(End of this chapter)