Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 62: The Poet Who Sings to the Storm

Montes Castle was in a mess.

The people outside were fighting each other to the death, while the people inside were arguing loudly.

Count Montes's roar and the two young masters' voices, which rose and fell as they explained and cursed at each other, formed a noisy melody.

Louder than the hymn to the Lord of Storms.

Pat walked gently in the castle, his boneless body swaying in the shadows, and finally stopped in front of a half-open door.

"Ah...Mr. Allen Marshall, where are you going?
Are you going to the Lord of Storms?"

Wearing an exquisite white silk top, light blue silk trousers tucked into five-inch high black boots, the extremely fashionable bard stood stiffly in front of the door... with a standard dimensional bag slung over his shoulder.

"How much money did Count Montes give you? Even the dimensional bag is the latest model." Patto smiled leisurely, "Such a good master, you actually plan to leave without saying goodbye?

At such an important moment!

Your Lord of Storms..."

Hearing this, Alan Marshall suddenly realized: "The traitor in the tower is actually you?
Does Lady Yagris know?"

"Of course Yager doesn't know." Pat would never use ambiguous words to discredit the most important person to him, "If it weren't for you, I could have been Yager's dog for the rest of my life, and accompanied her diligently until the end!

So, don't say those useless words, I know who you are, I know what you are here for, and I know that if I catch you, the Lord of Storms will lose face for his capable church!"

Alan Marshall suddenly laughed, “I feel relieved that Mrs. Yagris is not here.

Just you?
Do you really think that the strength of Knight Yagris is equal to your strength?"

"Don't try to sow discord, and don't think you can find out my true colors with such a clumsy method." Pat said calmly, "I don't mind you delaying time.

Even if he knew I was a Tower believer, Yager would only ask me if I was willing."

Alan Marshall looked at her hesitantly, not quite sure what Pat was trying to do, but he really didn't want to just do it... It wasn't that he thought he couldn't beat Pat, but he didn't want to expose his true strength.

And the bard he disguised himself as was just a showpiece, and Alan Marshall didn't believe that he could use this thing to fight against a battle-hardened knight.

So, he asked straightforwardly: "When did you find me?"

"That's a long time ago." Pat replied with a smile, "Yage and I have only been in this castle for two months!"

Pat tilted his head and looked at the shocked Storm Followers, and couldn't help but think of the past.

Even though mages are rare, the scholar Lady Yagris has come into contact with several of them.

Although these old gentlemen did not like to speak too clearly, Lady Yagris still got some information about the knight's bloodline from them.

Moreover, she knew clearly what kind of magic materials might harm her wind-related bloodline... Count Gezar taught her a lot of lessons. Even the reason why they knew that Montes's two beloved sons were never good things was also related to this... Scholars would not only talk about one thing at a time, they would spread many things every time.

If anyone who seeks their advice fails to persist in this divergent discussion, they will never have to deal with any scholars again.

No one knows how these people who are immersed in academic research communicate with each other, but when someone blocks you, it means you can never enter their academic halls again.

However, the majority are those who cannot persevere...even some legal professionals cannot do it. After all, when scholars discuss, they do not consider whether the audience can understand or keep up with their pace.

Most people would retreat right at the start... there were many who fell asleep and were kicked out the door.

It is actually very rare to find a great knight like Lady Yagris, who was confused at the beginning but could stay sober until she figured out what she wanted to know before thanking and leaving.

But she did learn a lot of things that most people don't know.

So, when she first entered Montes Castle and saw the food on the table, Mrs. Yagris knew that this was not a place for good people to stay.

Then, when she was hesitating whether to say something to Count Montes, the old man perfectly demonstrated the propriety of a qualified ally.

Mrs. Yagris will naturally become more sensible.

Anyway, she had occasionally heard a scholar mention that if a rhino eats too much mocha rock salt with a natural rose scent, it will cause blood coagulation and even cause the heart rate to slow down due to the inability to drain the water, and then the rhino will die without knowing it.

Although the Dragon Vein Rhino and the ordinary rhino are not exactly the same thing, the other party doesn't want to kill people!
Isn't the advancement of a knight just about strengthening the qi and blood to a certain level and breaking certain boundaries within the body?
It is difficult for people whose blood flow is always slower than normal people to advance.

This kind of thing obviously did not happen because of Yagris's arrival.

In other words, from the very beginning, Count Montes came into the sight of some people, and they tried to delay the time for him to decide on his successor.

And Masood did not develop those ambitions just because Alex and his children had difficulty advancing.

Of course, Yagris was not so cold-blooded from the beginning. She had also tried to remind the housekeeper from the previous lady, whom Alex and Masood trusted very much, that she was not very competent.

Unfortunately, the Count’s first reaction was that she wanted to gain more power for Pat… This was the reason for the first battle between Lady Yagris and Count Montes.

As the Countess's eyes and hands, Pat should have had this power.

Regardless of whether Madam Yagris's mentality at the time was good or bad, the Earl should have handed these things directly to her as a matter of course!

As a result, the old guy became sensitive!
Yagris is not a saint, so he simply chose to do nothing.

Otherwise, why would she and Pat be so generous in giving up management rights over the entire castle?
If the kitchen of those two boys was under their management, then Yagris would have to take action to prevent something from happening... She is a very responsible person.

But once the responsibility is no longer on them, who cares how they die?
As for whether Alex now understands why Masood is only allergic to that kind of salt... he definitely knows.

After all, a scholar had just arrived at the Count's Castle.

(End of this chapter)