Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 26 The Second Young Master’s Wife Makes a Trouble

If the same blood was not enough to make Yagris trust Pat, then the fact that they grew up together, fought together in the army, and struggled to find their own way out in the man's world together was enough to make Yagris never doubt Pat.

And Pat has never let her down.

Just like the strategic materials sent to Lori, which were almost equivalent to a baron's entire fortune, Mrs. Yagris handed them over to Pat to deal with.

Even Pat herself couldn't tell how many secret missions she had handled.

Lori has always regarded Pat as her own aunt.

Even with this cover-up, Lori felt a little sorry for Pat... He should have believed with confidence that the relationship between Pat and his mother was unbreakable and there would absolutely be no problems.

Then explain everything clearly.

But when the words came to his lips, he still chose to explain his behavior tactfully.

There was no other way. If the two precious sons that Count Montes had been blinded by, whom he had always loved wholeheartedly, then the only one who could make Madam Yagris unable to see clearly was Pat...Lori himself was a little bit worse.

To be honest, before Lori stood firmly behind her, there were many things that Yagris did not dare to tell her son, no matter how much she doted on him... Even though Count Montes cared least about his youngest son Lori, his overt doting made it very likely that Lori would choose to stand on his father's side.

It was not until after the awakening of the magic circle and so many things happened that Lori did not choose to join Count Montes' camp. Only then did Lady Yagris gradually begin to transfer some of her assets to Lori.

Before, Lori couldn't even recognize all the members of Lady Yagris's knight group.

But Lori could understand Yagris's defensiveness... her mother's love was not fake.

She just left herself some room.

Lowry actually felt that he was a little too suspicious, but he would occasionally want to leave himself some wiggle room.

After all, he did not lie and also hinted at the existence of some crises.

Pat blinked, then nodded in sudden realization: "Ah~ The elders really have the same idea, that person's assignment is also a test of your combat effectiveness and leadership ability!

However, the teacher's request should indeed be completed first, then I will wait and see your great success~"

That way Pat could understand.

As for the dark forces, they are nothing in front of a great wizard who is much higher than Yagris.

If you offend, you will be offended.

Even after they knew the truth, they would not dare to turn around and retaliate against anyone, even though Lowry carried out the cleanup four years ahead of the agreed time.

I guess in the mind of the great wizard, he has already accepted Lori as his student, and he even visits him frequently, staying for a month or two from time to time, but those dark forces are still dragging their feet and refusing to leave.

Since he doesn't give him face, he deserves to die anyway.

Powerful force can naturally suppress some underlying rules.

What Yagris couldn't do, the archmage did it without even saying hello.

Pat pondered for a while and shook his head: "Mrs. Yager may not come. The left wing has been a little restless recently."

Lori looked up curiously: "What happened again?"

"The second young master's wife is finally pregnant, so she is no longer as patient as before.

The kitchen on the left wing... There are ten pots on fire, and it would be good if two of them could be used by the second young master." Pat smiled, "That person even asked why they couldn't be separated.

She almost pointed at the eldest sons and said that it was because of their lack of ambition that she had not become a knight, which was why she had to stay in such a small room and suffer so much that she couldn't even eat properly. "Lori was a little puzzled: "The eldest sons haven't advanced yet? How is that possible?

I remember their awakening runes were no worse than Cheska and the others!"

Cheska has been advanced for two years.

Moreover, although those two kids have bad tempers, the Cavaliers are still working hard in training...all thanks to Lowry.

How come he hasn't advanced yet since he doesn't indulge himself and has good talent?

"Who knows?" Pat said gloatingly, "Fortunately, we were very separate at the beginning, so it's hard for them to shift the blame to us.

The two young masters have already checked the left wing several times!"

Lori frowned: "Do they think someone poisoned them?"

"It's not that I can't understand it." Pat raised his chin, "Otherwise there's no way to explain it.

Knights are not like mages who need to comprehend something. Once they have enough strength and a decent bloodline, advancement will come naturally. "

Lori nodded, and suddenly said with a sense of something: "No wonder."

"What's wrong? Did Master Lowry discover something?" Pat asked.

"My feathers have had some problems these days." Lori crossed his arms, looking thoughtful, "The other day, the children in my territory brought me two very special feathers.

I checked it out, and although it has a bit of divinity, there's nothing wrong with it.

But my live feathers just won’t come out.”

"How are you now? Are you okay?" Pat asked with concern.

"It's not a big problem. It just takes a few days to digest." Lori laughed. "Live Feathers are magical creatures. Feathers are food to them. At most, they will have indigestion, but they won't be unable to digest them."

Pat patted his chest in relief: “That’s good.

The reason why Madam Yager thinks that young master can stand on his own is all because of this pair of little things!
Otherwise, she wouldn't have forced me to send the armor over immediately so that she could find out what happened after she noticed that the feathers had suddenly lost their luster."

Lori curled his lips: "I can't just rely on Huoyu to do things."

"Of course~" Pat said with a smile, "Our Master Lowry is a great wizard!"

"Mother Pat, don't be so exaggerated." Lori said seriously, "I'm just a second-level mage. I can't even be called a great mage. I'm not even a mid-level mage!"

Pat waved his hand generously: "It's only a matter of time~"

She patted Lori’s shoulder again: “Don’t worry, it’s okay.

If those students knew who you were, they would probably leave after a few struggles.

However, I still have to talk to Mrs. Yager and see what she thinks.

Lori, I'm leaving now."

Lori was a little surprised: "Aren't you going to stay for two days? Mom Pat, if you were here..."

"What's there to worry about?" Pat said nonchalantly, "Those guys from Tiger Blade are much more powerful than me."

(End of this chapter)