Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

William put down the red tea wine and was then pushed in front of Roan by Leia.

"Please, Roan, as a knight, you should do things worthy of this armor. Don't drink such cheap swill."

Leia seemed to remember something, smiled at William, and casually placed a silver coin on the table.

"Sorry, boss. This is your compensation."

"Oh, Miss Leia, I never took it to heart," William forced a smile across his sullen face.

"Would you like some grilled sausage? My sausages are the best in Lorton."

"Grilled sausage. Sorry, not the right time, not very...clean. Hehehehe." Leia covered her mouth and chuckled, then turned to Roan.

"Mr. Luo, aren't you going to drink? Is it not to your liking?"

Roan watched William collect the money, his teeth practically grinding to powder.

A whole silver coin! And they just gave it to me like that.

But I only have one glass of wine.

This is what a rich woman looks like.

Luo An sighed softly and placed the red camellia wine in front of him. "Thank you."

"Miss Leia, what brings you here?"

"Hehe, no need to be so formal." Leia waved her hand. She always raised her chin when she smiled, revealing her elegant jawline.

"I'm just curious about you."

"An apprentice knight, yet he possessed the courage to face a magical beast. And he actually defeated it."

"This news has caused quite a stir among the young knights of Lorton Town."

"Many people want to meet you; I'm just the first and the luckiest one."

Rather, it's more accurate to say that Léa's initiative is at its peak.

Judging from her tone, she may have been squatting at the entrance of the military camp for a while.

As for the circle of young knights, it can be basically equated with the circle of nobles.

Knights need breathing techniques, armor, longswords, and martial arts skills, as well as the maintenance of their equipment. Therefore, in any era, only nobles could become knights.

For an ordinary knight, having a proper breathing technique and armor is already quite good; they wouldn't even dare to dream of anything else.

The thought of all the trouble that lay ahead gave Luo An a headache.

Right now, there's this troublesome guy who talks to himself.

"Luo An, do you know? Our breathing technique is a method we learned from magical beasts, a way to defeat them."

"In other words, monsters are born with the ability to breathe, and they are far more powerful than us."

"A demonic wolf. My brother said it can use air blades... It's probably a level one magical beast, around the level of an apprentice knight."

"You're just an apprentice knight, aren't you afraid to face a magical beast stronger than yourself?"

This wasn't the first time Luo An had encountered this problem, and he had already prepared his explanation.

After clearing his throat, Luo An recited as if reciting a text: "I was really scared at the time, but luckily there were ten of us. Everyone fought with all their might, and the wolf seemed to be hungry, so we were able to defeat it."

"Unfortunately, one of our comrades, the priest from Riverwood, was too badly wounded and died during that time."

This time, facing the monsters, we suffered several serious injuries and one death, which doesn't sound so strange.

"Really?" Leia leaned forward, getting closer to Roan, her beautiful brown eyes staring intently into his eyes.

"Really." Luo An nodded vigorously.

"You're lying." Leia pointed to her eyes.

"I can tell if someone is lying, you don't need to lie to me."

"You don't trust me, right? I understand." Leia took out a silver coin.

"Tell me the truth. May I ask, Mr. Roan?"

With a silver coin in hand and such a beautiful woman staring at him, any other knight would have been unable to resist boasting about his heroic exploits.

Luo An admitted that he was not immune to the common practice.

As a knight, one must learn to discover and praise beauty. This is the teaching of the Levi's Knights.

But Roan couldn't very well say that an apprentice knight would go up to a level one dire wolf and sever its head with a single strike, could he?

He might even have the strength to kill another fallen priest who had devoured the flesh and blood of a demon wolf and was even more powerful than the demon wolf.

This isn't bragging; it's a miracle.

"...My friends and I fought to the death and defeated the demonic wolf. That's all."

Luo An was indeed telling the truth.

Leia frowned slightly, and although she was puzzled, she sat up straight again.

"Are you misunderstanding me? Or have I offended you?"

"The future is long, so let's not rush things now. Let's start by making friends."

Leia looked around and took the bottle filled with bubbling ale from Luo.

"Consider this a toast to your forgiveness." She tilted her head back and downed the beer in one gulp.

As the beer entered her mouth, Leia frowned slightly, swallowed hard, and finished the beer.

"Cough cough cough,"

Leia covered her mouth and coughed, then turned her wine glass upside down to indicate that not a drop was left. She then looked at Roan with a provocative gaze.

"Oh, Mr. Roan, if I were you, I would never admit to losing to a woman, especially when it comes to drinking," William chimed in, adding fuel to the fire.

At this point, Luo An took the red camellia wine, eager to see just how good this wine, worth one silver coin, was.

It tastes like honey on the palate, and like tea as it goes down the throat.

Without a word, he tilted his head back and gulped down the wine, mimicking Leia by turning his glass upside down to indicate that he had finished it.

Leia's face flushed slightly, and her body swayed a little, but she raised her eyebrows slightly.

"how?"

Roan glanced at William furtively, then turned away and stuck out his tongue. He whispered:

"It tastes awful."

"Hehehehe." Leia laughed so hard she couldn't stand up straight, and then took out another silver coin.

"Sorry, sorry, this is for you."

"Oh." Roan quickly picked up the silver coins; this armor didn't even have pockets.

"Miss Leia, you're too kind."

"Oh."

"You're really something. Roan, are you short of silver coins?"

What kind of talk is this? Are there people who don't lack silver coins?

Good heavens, does anyone's money come from thin air?

Now, Luo An doesn't even need to worry about the negative effects of the Golden Rule.

They can't even save money, let alone lose resources.

Luo An suddenly realized that this silver armor was also a big spender.

Roan didn't want to end up like the bandit knight Verin, cornered by a suit of armor.

"It is indeed lacking, Miss Leia." Luo An nodded quickly, knowing he didn't need to force himself in front of a rich woman.

Leia tilted her head, trying to think of a solution for Luo An. After all, she and Luo An were friends.

"Well—how about I give you some work to do? Don't worry, it won't interfere with your work."

Luo An was somewhat disappointed, as he had thought Leia would give him silver coins directly.

Leia thought that Roan was still hesitating.

"All you need to do is accompany me to the banquet."

"Me?" Luo An hadn't expected to be attending a cocktail party.

"Is there a problem?" Leia asked in return.

"Roan, your armor, your appearance, and your reputation are renowned in Lorton, even more so than mine."

"How about you sell it to me? Five silver coins per time. Just for one night."