Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 327: The Ethereal Baron Lori

Chesca bit his lip twice, looked at Charles again, and then asked seriously: "Baron, do you know who is behind this conspiracy?

Dark Night, Scroll Mountain, or Fortune?"

She didn't mention Cebephia because Lori had just said that family would not anger Lori at this time.

Although he didn't know what the Baron's judgment was based on, Lowry's words, which he said with such certainty, generally wouldn't be wrong.

At least there won't be any problem in the short term.

For a long time...the world is changing, and so is judgment.

We are lucky if we can solve the problem within half a year with one calculation.

Lowry shook his head: "Neither."

"Earth?" Cheska was very surprised, "The chief priest?

how come?
We don't have any conflicts with them...right?"

"Cheska, don't say such naive things." Lori laughed, "The only thing that can make a high priest shamelessly plot against a junior professional is profit.

There will be no conflict.

Just like the dark night and wealth, even though both sides will definitely take vengeance on us if we make a mistake, they won’t waste too much energy on us.”

"Benefits..." Cheska asked in confusion, "In this icy and snowy place where there are few farmlands, what could possibly attract the Great Land Priest?"

"We don't have any in our castle." Lori sneered, "After all, no matter how prosperous the life is, it was all created by me using magic. It has no value to the people of the Church of the Earth.

But Qingfeng Valley does."

Chesca was confused for a moment before responding: "The big tree of Valera?"

Lori nodded: “I’ve been thinking about it for a long time, and I’ve also looked up the people and things that Charles has come into contact with in the past few years.

The chief priest of the land was the only powerful outsider that Charles had spoken to more than three times.

Moreover, the restaurants and hotels that Charles wanted to build wholeheartedly were all planted with banyan tree aerial roots.

This is actually quite normal and there is nothing wrong with it.

After all, the main function of these places is to serve the people inside Qingfeng Valley.

However, outsiders can indeed come into contact with the banyan tree in a relatively natural way through those places.”

"Why?" Cheska couldn't understand, "Sister's banyan tree is not a particularly precious magical plant!

The level is not high, and it was only after resonating with the elder sister that it mutated into its current appearance... So, because of that mutation?"

“The Church of the Earth never stops its pursuit of rare plants, especially this kind of mutant, which is the only one in the world.

Of course, if it was in the past, he would not do anything even though he knew I was not easy to mess with, but it is different now." Lori pointed to a sofa chair and asked Cheska to sit down and said, "No matter what, participating in the internal strife of the Ice Kingdom is not very beneficial for him from the Church of the Earth.

You know Alex's character. Those two Dark Moons have a better chance than the Archbishop of the Earth.

It's not because they are women, but, well, the conflict between the Church of Dark Night and the Lord of Ice is absolutely inevitable.

The Lord of Ice will not let go of any Dark Night Clan who dares to appear within his sphere of power.

The enemy of my enemy is a friend who can be used and cooperated with.

Those who can withdraw at any time will never be allies.

The Archbishop is not stupid. He will not sell himself out just to fulfill the mission of the church.

Therefore, he needs a reason to return to the main temple with a clear conscience after failing the mission. "

“By…” Chesca angrily uttered a word, and then immediately suppressed it, “I know that weakness is the original sin.

I will, for later.”

"That's all I can do." Lowry laughed, "What else can I say?

Really, just short of..."

"Baron!" Chesca interrupted him quickly, "Don't say too much. God has ears."

Lori waved his hands helplessly: “Go do your job!

Charles, let him sleep here, or…"

Chesca glanced at Charles, who was sleeping soundly and snoring slightly, and said, “I’d better take him back to his room!

Although you don't want to, you can't let Charles blow bubbles here!"

"What...oh..." Lori didn't quite understand, but after seeing a small bubble flying out of Charles' nose, he quickly understood and couldn't say anything to ask him to stay, "Please...I'll lend you the broom."

The broom that had been hanging above the bookshelf fell down directly.

Cheska patted the broom: "Just turn it sideways."

Then she hung Charles horizontally in the middle of the broom.

Charles, who was soundly sleeping, groaned in pain, probably because his stomach was hit.

Unfortunately, no one paid attention to him.

Cheska pulled twice more, making his position a little more uncomfortable.

Lori silently watched Chesca striding out holding the broom handle, and suddenly felt that there was nothing wrong with not having close brothers and sisters.
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"My tree?" Valeera stood up and fell backwards. Several tendrils came quickly and caught her lightly, even leisurely weaving a hammock.

"Look, you're already strong enough to be stared at by the earth!" Valera smiled and said, "Why can't you weave a chair?"

She took out a copper-covered book from her storage bracelet, and when she opened it, she saw page after page of rope and ribbon weaving patterns, and of course, instructions for the techniques.

"I pestered the Baron to get this good stuff back!" Valeera said confidently, "and you only learned a few pages.

It doesn't matter if you can't learn how to recline, we can just switch to the next page~
You don’t do it.”

The big banyan tree was silent, even the few strands of air wrapped around it were motionless.

Valera put one hand in front of her eyes and said very seriously: "Even with the help of the Baron, I can't help you more than the Church of the Earth.

So...my friend...are you going?
I can……"

The hammock suddenly fell apart, and Valeela flipped over nimbly and landed lightly on the ground.

"Don't want to?" Valera asked very seriously, "You have to know that after this incident, the Baron will definitely avoid buying those special energy potions from the Church of the Earth, which will slow down your growth a lot.

You can already think like a human, so think carefully!

This is your future, it’s very important…”

The tentacles tangled in the air, finally forming a 'no'.

Then after struggling for a while, they finally managed to put the group together again.

Valera stood quietly for a long time before nodding heavily: “If you don’t want to, I don’t want to either.

Very good, let’s keep going together!
I will strive to reach level 10, level 12, until the limit of human beings.

You too, make yourself the true wall of the Barony of Gezaar!
Keep the big cliffs away!

Let’s live together.”
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"Baron." Chesca came to the study again, "I talked to Valera. She and the banyan tree just want to stay by your side."

Lori pressed his forehead and said, "Valera...actually, you should go to the Church of the Earth."

To put it bluntly, it was Lori who truly awakened the banyan tree to a certain level of consciousness and even allowed it to control some magic-like abilities.

The experiments he conducted in the valley were the source of everything.

But the awakened banyan tree could only see Valeera and was only willing to communicate with her.

Although I respect Lowry, it's just respect.

The banyan tree will listen to Lowry's orders, but the words will not be spoken to Lowry.

If I want something, I will only look for Valeera.

Lowry actually didn't care about it. He knew very well that fate was something that could never be forced.

Maybe this banyan tree was Valeera's destined partner.

Just like the White Dragon King and Ruth Kania.

But, if there is such a fate, Valeera must have some natural talents.

Even if they are not tall, even if there are only banyan trees, they still exist.

Such attributes do not come from blood, but are a beautiful coincidence.

Just when Valeera was reincarnated, a trace of natural energy was attracted by her existence and merged into her body.

Not much, not enough to cause any reaction from the awakening formation. Before she became a professional, it just made her like being close to nature.

Just like some people are born to be catnip, while others are born to be chased by dogs.

But when Valeera becomes a professional through other means, this breath will be of some help to her future.

For example, the Church of the Earth could choose to recruit her because of this aura and provide a lot of resources to train her.

People who can make plants like them can easily gain the favor of the God of Earth. For those messy factions in the Church of the Earth, every time the will of the God of Earth descends, it is a grand victory.

So, even though Lori knew that Valera and her banyan tree would most likely not leave him, he still had to make it clear to them.

Water flows to lower place, man goes to higher position.

Everyone has their own place.

You can’t keep those who want to leave, and those who don’t want to leave will not leave no matter what you say.

But keeping people in the dark would be a humiliation for both Lori and Valera.

"Baron, it's not good to be too considerate of others. It will make people feel burdened." Chesca looked at the little baron who didn't know what he was thinking, and said seriously.

They barons are actually very nice people, but for some reason, there's always a vague sense of indifference about them.

He cherishes the four siblings so much, but... if Valeera really chooses to fly away, the Baron doesn't seem to be too sad.

Chesca bit her lower lip lightly…it was all Count Montes’ fault!

The Baron has been accustomed to disappointment since he was a child, so he set up a bad outcome for himself before anything happened.

It's easy to say that if you don't expect, you won't be disappointed, but how many people can do it?

How many disappointments would it take to be so desperate?
Not only Cheska herself, no, not any of the four siblings could do it.

(End of this chapter)