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Oh no, I need to use a little more force.

Luo An was even more surprised than the surprised crowd.

To avoid injuring Oran, Roan only used 7% of his strength.

After all, there's that so-called "Loton Knights List" that we still have to respect.

I only intended to make Oran stumble.

He ran right into it, leaving the defense wide open; Luo An couldn't just sit idly by.

Roan quickly ran to Oran to apologize, but was hurriedly stopped by two servants.

"Lord Luo An, stop fighting, you've already won."

Luo An never thought he would lose.

Instead, the attendant misunderstood Luo An's meaning.

Did they think Luo An would go after them?

Luo An was speechless for a moment. Could it be that in the eyes of the servants, he was some kind of cruel person?

Turning to look at the nobleman beside him, the noble knight who was staring at Roan took a step back.

Only Ryan ran quickly towards Roan.

"Lord Luo An, did you hold back? But thank you anyway for giving me a chance to vent my anger."

Upon hearing this, the surrounding nobles all took a step back and swallowed hard.

Outside the banquet, Odo Firesword was sobered up by the shock, and then felt a wave of fear.

Fortunately, Luo An was betting with them on drinking; otherwise, it wouldn't have been his older brother lying on the ground, but him.

Thank goodness.

Leia walked gracefully toward Luo An, equally surprised.

Knowing that Roan could defeat the monster, Leia was not worried that Roan would lose.

But even Leia was somewhat surprised that Oran, who was quite strong, was defeated with just one punch.

No wonder he's a squire of Levi's.

I was initially skeptical of Ryan's exaggerated praise of Roan.

In retrospect, Ryan was right.

Leia's eyes sparkled, and her smile deepened.

"Luo An, you've already won. Wait a moment, I'll handle this."

Leia snapped her fingers, and the servants came forward with blankets, wrapped Oran in them, and left.

As for the remaining mess, Leia also felt a headache coming on. If the Fire Sword family were to investigate, she would also be implicated.

"Miss Leia, did I do something wrong? Did I put you in a difficult position?" Luo An apologized sincerely.

"Ha, no," the Fire Sword family's anger was insignificant compared to Roan's worth.

"It was Oran who challenged you to a duel, and it was he who chose to fight at the banquet. He brought it all on himself."

"Don't worry, Roan, don't take it to heart." Leia raised her arm and elbowed Ryan in the chest without any hesitation.

"Give Luo An ten silver coins. Consider it a loan from me."

Ryan winced in pain. "Why should I? Sister! You don't use the family's money yourself, so don't ask me for it either."

"Stop talking nonsense." Leia was getting impatient. This idiot really didn't understand the value of Roan.

"Just give it to me."

"You haven't paid it back yet," Ryan muttered, counting out ten silver coins.

He didn't understand why he should give Luo An silver coins.

Luo Anke is a true knight, worthy of the attention of His Excellency the Sun King.

A true knight would never refrain from helping because of this!

Giving money would be an insult to Luo An!

This is an act of dedication!

It was Ryan's dedication to the Sun King, Kangor.

"Lord Luo An, this is for you."

"If you need my help, just ask. Lionheart Ryan will always be there for you."

Luo An: "...Let's skip it."

Now Roan regrets it; he shouldn't have used that damned Kangor's name to fool Ryan.

I can't believe Ryan actually believed it. And he believed it for so long.

Luo An still preferred L'Oréal's cash-on-delivery method, which was less troublesome.

"No, Lord Roan—" Ryan still had something to say, but Leia quickly pushed away this clueless fool.

"Get out of here after you've taken the money," Leia said irritably. "I have something to say to Roan."

Ryan left awkwardly.

Having lived for so many years, Leia is notorious for her tyranny within the Lionheart family.

Several of her cousins ​​couldn't beat Leia, even though she was the last to learn the breathing technique, she quickly surpassed Ryan and her cousins.

After defeating them, Leia never looked back at them once, and kept moving forward.

Until she stood before Luo An... As expected of Lord Luo An, powerful, confident, and gentle.

Only a true knight could attract Leia's attention.

Thinking of this, Ryan secretly gave Roan a thumbs up.

Luo An's expression changed slightly, and he almost dropped the ten silver coins he was holding.

"Don't worry about that idiot." Leia turned to Roan, her attitude making a complete 180-degree turn.

"Mr. Luo An, thank you so much for helping me solve this big problem."

"By the way, are you alright?" Leia took out a silver coin.

"Oran has a thick skin, be careful not to scratch Mr. Roan's hand."

"Consider this silver coin as a maintenance fee for you."

Luo An was stunned. Was this what a rich woman was like? A maintenance fee of one silver coin? That's enough to maintain Luo An's condom armor.

If Leia were to lift her foot and ask Roan to kiss the back of her foot right now, even the slightest hesitation would indicate that Roan's heart is not sincere enough.

"Miss Leia, you're too kind."

"We're friends, so feel free to call me if you need anything."

"That's good." Leia patted her chest; this was a common way for noble ladies to show weakness, and men always fell for it. "I was still thinking about what to do next, but your words are enough."

"Mr. Roan, I have great faith in your abilities. But Odo is just a nobody. Among those who are causing me trouble, there are also apprentice knights."

"They probably won't back down so easily."

Apprentice knights... are indeed a problem.

Someone who can reach the level of an apprentice knight would definitely not be someone like Odo.

They must all be strong individuals who have experienced real battles, honed themselves in the face of life and death, and achieved complete integration of mind, body, and breathing techniques, enabling them to breathe continuously.

Luo An is still a long way from becoming a trainee knight.

But the next banquet may be just around the corner.

Only by becoming stronger can you earn silver coins; only by earning money can you become stronger, become a true knight, and be worthy of this armor.

"I understand," Luo An said calmly. He would never easily give up Leia, his cash cow.

"Don't worry, Miss Leia, there won't be too much trouble."

"Please believe me." Roan stared intently into Leia's eyes, the light in his gaze stinging her. She subconsciously looked away, and as a trainee knight, she felt her heart beat a little faster.

A handsome face, a serious expression, and those kinds of words—if he said that to nine out of ten girls, it would be enough to win their hearts.

Even Leia had to admit that Roan was indeed handsome.

It would be nice to have that face next to my pillow so I could see it every time I opened my eyes.

"Miss Leia?" Roan asked, puzzled. Had he said something wrong?

Leia coughed and realized she had lost her composure.

"Mr. Luo An, thank you." Leia smiled again, but for some reason, it felt a little unnatural.

"By the way, I have other matters to attend to. You may remain at the banquet until the end, but I cannot keep you company any longer."

Turning around, Leia took a deep breath, hesitated for a moment, and took out a fine iron ring.

"Mr. Roan, this is my personal ring. You can use it to freely enter and leave the manor; there's no other meaning behind it. It's just—"

Leia noticed Roan's armor. "There's a blacksmith at the manor who can maintain your armor for free."