Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 40: Tiger Blade Accepted the Mission

Mrs. Yagris blinked slightly and said thoughtfully: "Kitchen, warehouse?"

Pat calmly replied, "Maybe I'm paranoid, but I plan to just change the locks in the key places."

"I have already given the two lapis lazuli locks to Lowry." Mrs. Yagris had no doubts about Pat's words, but simply stated the current situation.

"The entrance is more important." Pat said slowly, "The only thing left is the bedroom, so we don't need to worry too much about that."

In Countess Montes' bedroom, there are some special rune arrays that are actually used to defend against foreign enemies.

Even Pat couldn't hurt Mrs. Yagris there.

"Is this a new epic?" Pat changed the subject in a nonchalant tone, "Why is the tune still the same?"

"This is the North Wind Trilogy!" Mrs. Yagris asked a little confused, "Pat, didn't you hear this when you were a child?
This is one of the sacred scriptures of the Lord of Storms. Many cities will invite bards to sing it on the day of the Wind Festival!"

"Me?" Pat's red lips showed a trace of ripples, "I can't go out to listen to this unless it's sung at my doorstep, Mrs. Yager.

My family is hoping that a child with knight talent will appear, so as not to go bankrupt!"

Madam Yagris sighed regretfully, “No wonder you never listen to the hymns.

Alas~ When you came to me, the Baron's Castle had begun to decline and could no longer afford to hire a proper bard.

It was too embarrassing for a noble to be able to hire those so-called singers.

The bard in Montes can only sing odes to the wind all year round, what a..."

"The North Wind Trilogy, isn't that popular in the northern border?" Pat asked curiously.

"No~" Lady Yagris said with a smile, "People in the north always talk about cold winds, and there are more hills here, so there are more strong winds.

The North Wind Trilogy tells stories that take place in the farther north, the coldest place in the world.

Because it is an imported sacred music, it is actually more popular in the palace and inland areas.

Why else would Lowry have asked someone to sing for me?

He himself was tired of hearing the hymn of the wind."

Pat couldn't help laughing: "Our Master Lowry is such a good boy~"

"But it's fine that you hide away every time the Holy Day of Storms comes, but you don't even know about the hymn of the wind that is being sung all the time?" Lady Yagris said jokingly, "You're going too far."

"I know the tune, but I don't know the name. Anyway, I get annoyed every time I hear it." Pat curled his lips. "Buzz buzz buzz buzz, I don't know where all these big bees come from!"

"Forget it, I just don't like listening to hymns with the same tune." Pat shook his head, "Mal will definitely be back tomorrow morning, what should we give Lori?

Come to think of it, there are more good things there than here, right?
He just cleaned up... so many shadow merchants!"

Madam Yagris pointed to the letter in her hand and said, "There is a lot of money, but the resources are actually not that great. There are some things that are not quite suitable, and Lori blew them all up."

"Ah?" Pat just glanced at it and found nothing important, so she didn't look at it carefully and didn't notice this at all... After all, she knew very well what Lori could get.

It was only at this time that she realized that Lori had blown them all up in order to avoid getting into trouble. "What a pity." She muttered softly.

"It's nothing to regret." Mrs. Yagris smiled slightly, "Lori doesn't like dealing with those neighbors, so let him be!

He is only 12 years old. What's wrong with being a little arrogant and willful?
Who can expect a baron who doesn't even have any senior staff around him to be so thoughtful when doing things? "

Mrs. Yagris, who knew her son well, gave Lowry room to throw tantrums from the very beginning.

Anyway, if those guys have any opinions, they can only blame Count Montes, the irresponsible father.

Who made him not give anything decent to his youngest son Lowry?

What does it matter if you give some money and a few resources?
Subordinates that can be used and think tanks that can be relied upon are the most important things for a noble family when dividing up their family property.

Otherwise, what is the difference between them and those new nobles?
Of course, Yagris knew what Count Montes was planning. He was thinking that as a mother, she would definitely give Lori the best of everything!

It would also be a good opportunity to weaken her powerful Knights Order so that his useless eldest son would not be unable to suppress them in the future.

Hehe~ It’s a good idea, but unfortunately, Lowry is a mage who breaks all the rules.

Madam Yagris naturally understood that Lowry had no interest in even her adult subordinates, and there was no way he would want any of the subordinates from the Earl's Mansion.

But, since the mother and son didn't say anything, would the Earl really not give anything?

Count Montes was blinded first, so don't blame her for digging a few traps when she has nothing better to do.

Mrs. Yagris naturally did not hide this from Pat, so the head maid could only sigh with regret: "I just feel sorry for such a good thing."

"Respected Lady Yagris." The young bard politely interrupted their conversation, "I have finished my recitation. I will take my leave now."

Looking at the head maid who was obviously planning to search her pockets for his reward, the bard said quickly, "Baron Lori has already paid."

Pat was slightly stunned, and then Mrs. Yagris held his hand. The Countess smiled brightly: "Well, thank you for your singing. I hope we will have a chance to meet again, Mr. Seven."

Seven elegantly placed his hands flat on his chest and nodded slightly, "Of course, it's my honor."

Watching him turn and leave, Pat asked Mrs. Yagris in confusion: "Did I do something wrong?"

"A bard is a professional, Pat." Madam Yagris said softly, "This is at least a level six bard. He will only serve as a tribute to a certain force, not sing for money.

Even when he was singing in a pub, what he needed was the audience’s resonance, not tips.”

Pat still didn't quite understand.

"He will not accept any reward from a noble who has a dedicated bard." Lady Yagris smiled helplessly, "Bards also have their own rules."

"I see." Pat nodded. "Then he didn't come to our place just to sing this song, did he?"

“Isn’t there something wrong with the mountain behind Cheska’s house?

Their mercenary group accepted the mission."

(End of this chapter)