Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 380 You can get on the ship but you can’t make it
Cheska seemed to be oblivious to Lowry's heartfelt sigh.

She simply turned around, looked at her lord and said, "When do you expect Bolanios to leave our territory?"

Lori smiled at her and said, "Have you discovered the characteristics of the round mountain in Bolanos?"

Cheska answered candidly: "Although the mountain itself covers only a thousand meters, it has been absorbing ice and snow."

"He used the ice crystal stone to make a magic circle, hoping that the mountain would eventually become a mountain with the top layer suitable for Bobo, who is more inclined to the magic crystal dragon, and the middle layer suitable for Weiss, who has a bit of both sides. It will take at least 20 years.

Before adolescence, dragons have poor fighting and flying abilities.

So, I guess that Bolanos will not allow the children to live in the mountains until they are 25 years old.

These 25 years are time for the two little dragons to adapt to the Ice Peak."

Lowry shook his head: “However, with the width of the base peak set by Bolanos, he should have been prepared for 50 years.

That is to say, 50 years after Bobo and his friends enter adolescence, there will definitely be changes that shock the world.

But it should have started in 25 years.

Ruth Kania and Travis's plan should have started from that time.

No one knows what will happen.”

Cheska hesitated for two seconds before asking, "Baron, why did you make it so clear this time?"

"It's pointless to play dumb." Lowry sighed, "When I started to desperately help the big banyan tree take root, those old guys who knew the situation could guess that I had figured it out."

"What can I do for you, Baron?" Chesca was silent for a while before asking seriously.

She knew very well that Lori was definitely planning to pretend to be innocent until that time, and then watch other people's actions from behind and respond accordingly.

As long as you are well prepared, there will be much less trouble.

What he didn't expect was that Valeera and the big banyan tree were so talented... Chesca could still understand this sentence.

Good talent is not the same as His Majesty King Travis, whose talent is so good that he is comparable to that of his partner with Ruth Kania.

And the one who could transform His Majesty the King into what he is now is Luscania, the daughter of the White Dragon King...or rather, the White Dragon God.

Although Chesca has never been willing to admit that the world has long been divided into different classes based on bloodline, and has always emphasized that there are common people who can reach the top, she is not going to deceive herself.

It is a peak that is climbed by people with only one talent among millions, who have to pay the price of hard work and sadness, but some people are born there.

All I can say is that fortunately, the peaks of their world are still reachable for ordinary people to climb at will, and they can only try to climb if they have the ability.

Not everyone can climb to the top of the mountain, but most people can look up from the foot of the mountain, a small number of people can rush to the middle, and there are also insignificant but lucky people who can grit their teeth and rush to the top, and it does not become a dangerous place with nowhere to stay and surrounded by enemies.

Among them, families like theirs are of course ordinary people, so they can only hope for the favor of fate.

And her sister Valera, this time, really hit the jackpot and instantly reached the top of the world.

However, her luck was not due to herself, but to external things... external things that could be taken away.

Although the banyan tree is intelligent and unwilling to change its contractor, it has broken through the so-called limit and become a magical plant that can help people take a step further.

Killing Valeera and destroying the banyan tree's sanity is a waste of resources, but it may allow a person who originally had no hope to reach the top.

Although there are not many people in this world who can do this.

The Church of the Earth is still in the self-attack mode where everyone is holding each other back, but... what if?
Of course, Lowry can ignore it. After all, the possibility of such a situation occurring is really very small.

But he obviously didn't intend to leave any chance for anyone.

However, once Lowry made a move, he showed his extreme caution. A smart person could tell something was wrong from his behavior without much explanation.

Chesca had no way of asking the lord to give up Valeera and the banyan tree.

But she couldn't continue to beat the drum... Even if Lori said that with this big banyan tree, the future of Barony of Gezar would be as stable as the world.

But Chesca knew in his heart that Lowry would never back down for the safety of outsiders.

As a great wizard who is skilled in making magic props, he will definitely have enough ability to ensure the safety of everyone he cares about in 50 years, no, even in 25 years.

If he really cared about the territory, he wouldn't do many things that way.

Their lord is of course kind. After all, he knows that the few resources he has available can allow the common people to live well, and he is willing to relax a bit.

However, Lori's kindness towards his subjects mainly stems from his indifference...especially the few gold coins that many noble lords are vying for.

If he really needs to pay a price, he won't do some things. Lowry is more like the kind of person who can't bear to see the suffering of the world so he simply doesn't want to see it.

But he was willing to expose himself, who had always been well hidden, for the safety of Valeera!
Chesca, who understood all of this but couldn't speak up to dissuade Lori, suddenly had a very painful realization: she was indeed not as loyal as she thought.

The thoughts that she had once thought, "She would never put her own interests above the interests of her master like Dorisk did, and would never sacrifice the interests of Lady Yagris for her own like Pat did," were all bubbles that burst at the slightest touch in the face of facts.

Her loyalty also has its prerequisites!
Any hidden sense of pride Chesca had always had was shattered at this moment.

She lowered her head slightly and carefully explained the situation of the territory she was going to report. After Lori had no objections or other requests, she slowly left the study.

The female knight walking slowly in the front yard of the castle had a dejected look even from her back.

Lori looked at Cheska and couldn't help but shook his head.

He actually knew what Chesca was struggling with...but this was the only way to be a qualified general manager.

She must understand that her own interests and the interests of the territory are only in one position and one direction, but never the same.

Ever since Lowry gave Chesca a lot of power and helped her take a big step on the road to knighthood, Chesca has had a tendency to be overly "loyal".

However, Lowry does not need a subordinate who is so carried away that he sacrifices everything to help him succeed.

He doesn't want to be king or dominate the world, and he doesn't need people to kneel at his feet and risk their lives for him.

It's really good that Chesca can figure this out because of Valera's matter.

It saved Lowry a lot of trouble.

As for whether Cheska would harm Lowry's interests for his own benefit in the future because he was too open-minded and clear-headed... he was not worried about this issue at all.

In fact, the ones who can really hurt a company are not the senior employees who understand that they are just selfish workers.

He has regarded himself and the company as one for many years, and suddenly realizes that the company has nothing to do with him and he is just a person who can be kicked out at any time... This kind of person is the most terrible enemy.

At this moment, Lowry suddenly realized that he was still greatly influenced by Travis and Arsalan.

These two are actually believers in Lowry's philosophy, and some of them are even more absolute than Lowry.

Moreover, Lowry knew very well that even though he had received a lot of management-oriented education in this world and was more sensitive to human nature, he was still a nerd at heart.

For many things, he is fine if he follows others, but if he makes decisions on his own, or even makes decisions for the future of others, he is really not good at it.

He has neither the decisiveness to kill nor the will to strike without hesitation. He is just a hesitant otaku who thinks over things over and over again. He appears to be meticulous and cautious, but in fact he is as timid as a mouse.

If he had not been born with the status of a lord, Lowry would have been more likely to find a high mountain and become a reclusive wizard.

He was able to manage his small company well thanks to his good fortune in meeting the four Toller siblings.

Although the main reason was that he had taken the initiative to help them back then, Lori also knew that the most important thing was that the four Toller siblings were all good people with conscience and bottom line.

Moreover, Valera and the others also gave Lowry enough rewards.

That's fine now.

As long as Lowry doesn't do anything excessive, his big ship doesn't sink, and the employees on the ship work diligently every day, have no intention of changing jobs, and are willing to accompany him to make the ship better, that's enough.

Giving up everything you have and becoming a part of this ship... maybe this ship will become extremely powerful, but that's a bit too much.

What if someone regrets it when they are caught in a big storm?

It would be better to keep it simple.

In that case, even if one day he is the only one left on the ship, at least the ship is still there.

Also, his experiences in past and present lives told him not to treat people as beasts of burden or puppets.

He had the opportunity to work in a big company in his previous life, but unfortunately, just when he was tempted, the saying "996 is a blessing" suddenly became popular.

Good luck to you, good luck to you.

If he really wanted to live that kind of shitty life, why would he give up working from home and go to work?

What’s the difference between this and him staying up late to paint every day?
Oh, yes, I have to take a two-hour bus ride to get there and paint myself to death.

Although there were still many things that he couldn't understand, Lowry felt that although Travis' attitude towards his subordinates was too cold and realistic, it was indeed better than those bastards he met in his previous life.

(End of this chapter)