Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 353 Lori's Heart Knot

Lori tilted his head and looked out silently through the gap in the curtains with one eye.

Chesca looked at him helplessly: "What are you doing again?"

Lori straightened up: “My mother and Ruth Kania must have communicated, otherwise Ruth Kania would not have thought so carefully and considered the relationship between brothers and sisters.

Dragons are creatures that, except for those that are born from the same egg, actually don't have much brotherhood at all.

The reason why we can respect each other's territory instead of turning against each other is because of the deep demands of blood."

After all, most dragon mothers take very poor care of their children.

Especially the five-color dragon.

Those who can ensure that their children are well fed and have enough energy to exercise are rare good mothers.

They basically don't care if their children fight with each other.

If a child is always outnumbered by his or her other siblings, he or she will generally not receive special care but more indifference.

For a young dragon, it is not a good thing to be treated differently by its mother and given separate food.

Because that meant that the mother dragon felt that he might not survive in the future.

Therefore, although he will be provided with the minimum security needed for survival, there will be nothing more.

For example, when other dragonlets begin hunting training, he may not be included.

Even if there is no such unlucky child, they have been competitors since the day they were hatched, and their competition is particularly cruel.

That is to say, Luskania is a rare only child, so she thinks that Bobo and Weiss should take Lily with them instead of fighting alone, and by the way, she also mocks her sister.

However, she herself certainly could not think of these things, and there was definitely no reminder of this in her inherited memory.

And in Lori's territory, the only person who could talk to Luskania and remind her to resolve the unrelated situation of the three dragonlets was Lady Yagris.

Lori was a little confused: "When did they get together? How come I didn't know anything about it."

"You never go out for ten days or half a month every time you study magic, how could you possibly know?" Cheska shook her head. "Besides, didn't you ask the people in the castle not to report to you about what's going on with Yagris unless Madam brings it up?"

Lori nodded sadly: "Alas~ It's not good to be too considerate. I should be a little more unreasonable~"

Cheska asked helplessly: "You don't even care about the many outsiders brought by Madam Yagris, why are you so concerned about Luscania..."

"How is that the same?" Lori said confidently, "My mother wouldn't scheme against me for those people.

But she actually helped Ruth Kania to watch me!"

He was saying ~ when Ruth Kania asked him to make a magic chain, how could it be possible that she performed so perfectly from beginning to end, without Lori noticing anything abnormal.

But if Lady Yagris intervened, Lowry could indeed be kept in the dark.

How to put it... No matter how much Lowry hides himself, his sensitive spot won't change.

As long as these sensitive points are avoided, and the matter itself is not directed at Lowry, his reaction will indeed be slower.

It’s just that most people can’t see these.

Even for Chesca, who had been following him for so long, it was difficult to completely avoid those sensitive points.

After all, there were places where Lowry might have just frowned slightly and avoided the situation a little bit when taking action.

If you don't pay special attention to his every move, you won't notice it at all.

Cheska is a loyal subordinate, but she has no other thoughts about Lori, so she doesn't observe so carefully. At most, she knows how to avoid those things that Lori shows more obviously.

Chesca glanced at Lori helplessly.

In fact, she could more or less feel the Baron's possessiveness towards Lady Yagris.

Even though he never cared about Madam Yagris's excessive generosity to her subordinates...you should know that all shopping bills issued from Madam Yagris's manor were paid by the Baron.

Although Mrs. Yagris did not intend to do so, she placed part of her property in the large warehouse of the manor.

However, because she did not want her own people to affect Lori's rule over the territory, Mrs. Yagris handed over the control of the warehouse to Cheska.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Cheska needs to take care of everything, but the purchasing rights and warehousing of the manor are given to her.

After all, these affairs of Lowry Castle were also handled by Cheska.

Rather than having a vacancy under Lowry's control due to an additional financial channel, Chesca certainly doesn't care about getting involved in this matter.

So, although it seems that everything on Mrs. Yagris's side is independent, in fact, Lori is the one who controls everything.

However, Lowry never asked about Mrs. Yagris's private accounts, but only asked Cheska to pay the bills from his gold and silver vault. Of course, it was still Mrs. Yagris who paid the bills. Only Cheska and Lowry knew about this at first, and Mrs. Yagris only found out about it when she went to reconcile the accounts and prepare to put money into the manor's public treasury.

Of course she didn't want to do that.

After all, the reason why she dared to spend money so capriciously on the Knights Templar, of which she was only a figurehead, was because she thought she was spending her own money.

Mrs. Yagris has always been clear-headed. She doesn't think there is anything wrong with spending her son's money on her daily life.

But...Mrs. Yagris still knew that Lori never liked the people in her knight order.

She could actually understand why her son, who had a clear distinction between gratitude and resentment and didn't want anything gray in his life, would be like this.

Just as he would rather pay high salaries to the officials and knights in his territory than allow them to act arbitrarily and make money from merchants, craftsmen, or even civilians.

The rules set by Lori were so confusing that Lady Yagris herself felt her eyes light up and darken... They were indeed good, but normal Northern Knights could basically not do them.

If her knights entered the Barony of Gezaar, they would probably not be completely wiped out, but only a few would escape... Well, it's not that there would be no problem, but they just had quick brains and were quick to act.

Therefore, Lady Yagris only observed for a while and had no intention of letting her knights enter Gezar from Montes Territory.

Otherwise, according to her control over her own knightly order, she could still make these subordinates give up everything they have already obtained, and even transform from the Earl's Knights Order to the Baron's Knights Order.

But she can only control the loyalty of the Knights, and cannot completely control people's hearts... Her people entering the Gezaer Territory will only bring trouble to Lori.

Lady Yagris has always had a free and easy personality. She wanted her knights to enter Lori's territory in the hope of helping Lori, not for herself.

So she let go very easily, and all the kindness she showed to her Knights was only out of past feelings, not because of any desire to continue to win them over.

But in this case, Mrs. Yagris didn't want to waste Lowry's assets because of her thoughts.

Besides, she is actually quite rich.

But in the end, Mrs. Yagris was persuaded by Lowry.

Although Lowry was a very considerate child and generally would not argue with her, if Lowry felt he was right and would never give in, Mrs. Yagris could not win the argument with him.

Even so, when she heard Lori say, "Your money will be mine in the future, are you planning to leave it to someone else?" she really couldn't resist the urge to laugh.

Lowry generously took out his wallet and never thought of publicizing the matter, which shows that he just wanted to do something for his mother.

But he really didn't care about the people of the Knights of Yagris.

Although Baron Lori sometimes points out Chesca and Valera's excessive worship of Madam Yagris, he doesn't really care.

I even hope that they can learn from Madam Yagris's style of doing things.

But Chesca could feel that Lowry was able to maintain his tolerant mood most of the time because he knew that Mrs. Yagris always put him first.

He didn't mind that Madam Yagris was nice to others, but she couldn't be nicer to others than to him.

Although a little childish, Chesca sometimes wonders, why can't their lords have a childlike personality?
In fact, he shouldn't have matured so early.

Having been a lord for nine years, Lowry is only 17 years old!

This bit of childishness, which was only revealed until the territory was completely stabilized, is truly precious.

Whether Lowry himself feels it or not, Chesca will try his best to protect this childishness.

She smiled at Lori, who pouted slightly with a hint of dissatisfaction on his face: "After all, Lily has publicly stated that she will never leave your territory!

In this case, she cannot have too little presence in front of her brother, and even more so, cannot be too weak. "

Lori nodded in understanding: "Yes, my mother does know more about this."

He would not say the rest.

The reason why Mrs. Yagris thought so much about the relationship between brothers and sisters was actually to ensure that Lori could live smoothly in Montes Castle.

The relationship between Lori's two brothers, Alex and Masood, is getting worse and worse, and Mrs. Yaglis and Pat probably also interfere a lot.

But they didn't expect that there would be so many people getting involved.

Apart from Count Montes who was kept in the dark, even their grandparents and uncles did not want them to have a good relationship.

So, Mrs. Yagris really knows how to make the cold relationship between brothers and sisters a little friendlier...at least they can work on the same side.

Just do the reverse operation.

That's right...Lori let go of the slight resentment in his heart. If there were too many dragons in his family and they had bad relationships with each other, it would indeed affect him.

He turned to look at Cheska and changed the subject: "Yuri did this to show his kindness to us."

(End of this chapter)