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"As for this young man..." William squinted at Roan,

"Great armor, here's your ale."

A large glass of bubbling ale was handed to Roan.

A single copper coin can't buy much of anything, but the advantage is that there's plenty of it.

Luo An took a small sip. How should I put it? After all, this was the era of hand-rubbed liquor, and it had a smell of rotting wheat.

It had a unique charm... just kidding, if it weren't for Levi's invitation, Roan would have turned around and left.

It took a lot of effort to finish even half a cup.

After finishing this drink, Luo An decided he would never come back in his next life.

"Roan, wine is best enjoyed in big gulps." Levi tossed a copper coin. "William, the bill's settled, bring me some wine."

William snorted, ignoring Levi, and handed over a glass of ale.

The beer he had been longing for finally arrived, and he grabbed the glass and gulped down most of it.

"That was great!" Levi groaned contentedly, sprawled on the table. "William, bring me a plate of grilled sausages, all meat." Levi readily tossed over four copper coins.

Before the sausages were served, Levi raised his glass, gesturing for Roan to clink glasses.

After taking a big gulp of ale, a strong rush of alcohol hit his head, making him feel like he was suffering from alcohol poisoning. Luo An felt a little dizzy.

Levi put down his glass and casually asked about some things related to the mission. He also inquired about Roan's progress in breathing techniques and answered Roan's questions about swordsmanship and breathing techniques.

Luo An's biggest question came from the demonic wolf. Since fighting the demonic wolf, Luo An felt that his wolf-calling progress had increased again.

Luo Anben could maintain his wolf howl for nine hours, which is half a day.

After the battle, by imitating the breathing of the demon wolf, approximately five more hours were added.

The distance to reaching the level of a trainee knight's normal breathing is only eight hours, a level that can be easily surpassed with effort.

Levi's wasn't surprised.

"Martial arts and breathing techniques can complement each other. The Wolf Leap requires a high level of skill in the Wolf Howl and is also the best martial art to hone the Wolf Howl."

"Luo An, your current level is not only due to talent, but also to your constant practical experience."

"However, don't think that just by maintaining the breathing technique for 24 hours, you can reach the level of an apprentice knight."

"If that were the case, there wouldn't be so many people who want to become apprentice knights but never reach the rank of trainee knight in their entire lives."

"A trainee knight is one who can practice breathing techniques at any time."

"Instead of being able to practice breathing techniques 24 hours a day."

"There is a fundamental difference between the two."

At this point, Levi smiled.

"Don't rush, and don't be anxious. Believe in yourself. Also,"

"If there's anything you don't understand, feel free to ask me anytime."

After saying that, Levi laughed a few times. Just then, the sausages arrived, and Levi pushed them in front of Roan.

"Luo An, you're still growing, don't be so polite with me."

Knowing that being polite to Levi would be pointless, Luo An calmly took the plate and ate the grilled sausage in small bites.

The grilled sausages here are surprisingly good. After all, this is a town that holds a harvest festival every year, so they have to have some real skills to attract customers.

"Not bad, right?" Levi said smugly. "William's sausages are the best in Lorton, and I never tell anyone else that."

Next time I'll take you to eat pork chops. They'll definitely be better than the ones at the castle.

The castle had a chef specifically responsible for cooking for the lord, and as Levi's squire, Roan was fortunate enough to get to eat those rare delicacies, which was simply amazing.

I wonder just how delicious the pork chop that Levi's said was even better than a castle really is.

Just thinking about it made Luo An swallow hard, pick up his knife and fork, and carefully finish the rest of the sausage.

"Hmm. Not bad, lad." William nodded. For a chef, finishing the food is the greatest compliment.

He took Roan's beer and refilled it.

"It's on me, buddy."

Luo An: "......."

Fortunately, Luo An had extensive experience in dodging alcohol.

Usually at this point, he would casually walk away with his wine glass and find a secluded spot to pour it out.

Never pour the entire glass; leave only a little bit. Then, pretend to be slightly drunk, put down the glass as if nothing happened, sit back down, and deliberately react slowly to what others say. After a couple of minutes, just lie down on the table and go to sleep.

Now all I need to do is find an excuse to leave...

Luo An looked around and saw that Levi was already lying on the table, snoring softly.

Luo An "......"

Luo An put down his wine glass: "Mr. William, I'm so sorry, Mr. Levi is drunk. I'll take him home first."

"Ah, don't worry, buddy. Levi's never drunk much. Just let him sleep for a while." William wiped the beer glass, clearly not a first-timer.

After all, as knights responsible for protecting the territory, they already had to deal with bandits, wild beasts, and cultists, and they were also responsible for training soldiers.

Now there's even more trouble with Warcraft.

Even so, Levi still took the time to celebrate Roan's safe return from his mission.

Luo An sat down again. It seemed he needed to kill some time before Levi woke up.

I found the menu and was wondering whether to order some snacks and drinks, since money would be lost anyway even if I didn't spend it.

Suddenly, someone sat down next to Luo An.

"Wearing such noble armor, yet drinking such terrible ale."

Luo An turned his head and saw a woman wearing a gorgeous emerald green dress with gold trim, her blonde hair styled in a bun, raising her chin and examining the menu with her brown eyes.

"Boss, bring Mr. Luo An a glass of the most expensive red camellia wine... Do you have anything more expensive? Anything over a silver coin."

"No, Miss Leia Lionheart, we're a small shop, and the most expensive thing we have is red tea wine," William said.

"Alright." Leia Lionheart casually tossed a silver coin and turned to Roan.

"Mr. Luo An, I hope you don't mind."

Luo An watched with a pang of heartache as William took the silver coin.

A bottle of wine that costs one silver coin is not as practical as giving Luo An a silver coin directly.

"Who are you?

Luo An had never seen this woman before.

"Me?" Leia raised an eyebrow. Not knowing Leia Lionheart in Lorton was like not knowing Levi's.

"My name is Leia Lionheart, the eldest daughter of the Lionheart family, that good-for-nothing church knight, and Ryan's older sister."

Leia extended her slender, long hand.

"Apprentice Knight, just call me Leia."

"Oh." No wonder it sounded familiar. Her eyes were similar to Ryan's, both haughty and like a lioness.

Luo An reached out his hand,

"Hello, Miss Leia, my name is Roan Yunina. Apprentice Knight."

When Luo An gently touched Leia's fingers, he immediately released them.

"Your name and the way you speak don't match this armor at all."

"Never mind, it was because of this beautiful silver armor that I was able to find you, Mr. Roan."

Leia narrowed her eyes and sized up Luo An.

"It's quite different from what my good-for-nothing brother boasts about, but he's much more handsome."