Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

Then Pantalone watched as Yura, who had completely lost her elegance and appeared somewhat flustered, rushed out the door.

This made Pantalone shake his head helplessly, indicating that it seemed this adopted daughter still needed some more discipline.

Chapter 115 It is necessary to report to Lord Pantalone (4k)

While everything seemed to be developing thrivingly, there was also the helping hand extended by Zhi Dong.

There were still some within the Knights of Favonius who were not blinded by this false prosperity. One of them was Falgar, the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, who stood at the pinnacle of the Knights of Favonius and held the title of "Knight of the North Wind."

While compromising and cooperating with the Fools, he was also secretly investigating the conspiracy they were plotting.

Although they couldn't discern the true purpose hidden beneath the guise of international economic aid, it didn't prevent them from perceiving that the Fatui seemed to be secretly controlling the influence of Mondstadt's winery.

Furthermore, the fact that they were secretly targeting Dawn Winery, the largest winery in Mondstadt, forced them to realize that the Fatui seemed to be intentionally targeting Dawn Winery.

Just as they realized this, they received a letter from the owner of Dawn Winery.

It was also a letter sent by a man named Cripps Legenfind, the father of a promising young knight within the Knights Order.

Although the letter was vague, the Knights still sensed something unusual.

After careful consideration, the letter was finally handed to the son of the owner of Dawn Winery, who was also the youngest and most promising cavalry captain in the Knights Order.

Whether considering his status as the son of the owner of the Dawn Winery, or the considerations mentioned in the letter, the knight, who is the son of Cripps, should know all this.

After careful consideration, Grand Master Falgar informed the knight known as Dawn, who was the son of the owner of the Dawn Winery, of all this.

At this moment, in the office of the Knights of Favonius headquarters in Mondstadt, standing in front of Grand Master Falgar was the red-haired boy clad in the Knights' armor, his eyes filled with endless passion and conviction.

He is also the youngest cavalry captain in the Knights of Favonius, a descendant of Mondstadt's "Knight of the Dawn," Lygenfind, and the son of Kripps Lygenfind, the owner of the Dawn Winery.

Diluc Legenfender.

At this moment, the young man with boundless faith in his eyes was expressing his respect to Falgar, the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius.

Standing in the Knights' office, the boy named Diluc looked at the tall, imposing man in front of him and asked a question.

"You were looking for me? Grand Master Falgar."

“I do have something to discuss with you, Diluc.”

Grand Master Falgar nodded slightly upon seeing Diluc's arrival.

He then took out a letter from Cripps and pushed it in front of Diluc.

"Take a look at this first."

"This is……?"

Diluc's face showed a puzzled expression. He then reached out and picked up the letter on the table. After opening the letter and glancing at its contents, his expression changed slightly.

Upon seeing the change in Diluc's expression, Grand Master Falgar nodded slightly.

"This letter is from your father, Cripps. According to the letter, your father seems to have discovered something about a hidden mission that the Fools are carrying out behind the scenes."

"Perhaps for some reason, your father intends to seek the help of the Knights. Judging from the contents of the letter, your father has encountered some trouble and cannot get away for the time being, so he chose to send a letter instead of coming in person."

"To be honest, from the Knights' perspective, I really want to find someone to figure out what's going on, but given the current relationship with the Fatui, as the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, I can't just leave."

"But to be honest, I'm not entirely at ease entrusting this matter to someone else to investigate. After much thought, I believe that the person in the Knights who has sufficient strength and is most suitable to investigate this matter is none other than you."

"But to be honest, from my personal perspective, I think your father probably doesn't want you to get involved in this, but I don't think it's possible to keep this from you."

"That's why I specifically called you here, wanting to ask you what your thoughts are on the contents of this letter?"

After listening to Grand Master Falgar's words, Diluc fell into deep thought.

The first thing that can be confirmed is that his name was not mentioned in the letter, and the tone of the letter was entirely directed at the Knights, which indicates that the letter was not sent to him.

Diluc, who knew his father well, knew that if this letter wasn't addressed to him...

In a very high probability, the letter itself conveys the message that the matter should be handled by the Knights, meaning that the father probably did not want him to get involved.

But as a son of man, how could he really do nothing?

Presumably, Grand Master Falgar had considered this point, which is why he told me about it and asked for my opinion.

After a moment of deep thought, Diluc took a deep breath and looked at Grand Master Falgar before answering.

"Grand Master Falgar, I understand what you mean. I've thought about it and I know I can't just sit idly by and do nothing about this. So I hope you'll entrust this matter to me for investigation."

I knew you'd say that.

After receiving Diluc's reply, Grand Master Falgar couldn't help but smile slightly.

However, he couldn't simply leave the matter entirely to Diluc, so he specifically instructed Diluc.

"However, let me make this clear first: entrusting this matter to you does not mean you can be greedy and reckless. Your real task is to investigate what exactly happened, and after obtaining accurate information, report to the Knights and hand it over to them for handling."

"If you encounter any problems that you cannot resolve, do not confront the other party directly. You must report them to the Knights to resolve the matter. Do you understand?"

"Furthermore, since Mondstadt and Winterbreak have diplomatic relations, we cannot completely break ties with the Fatui before we have fully grasped their intelligence. Therefore, we should try not to let others know about this, and it is best not to make it public."

Diluc naturally understood why Grand Master Falgar had given him such instructions, if it was truly something important.

Grand Master Falgar was worried that he might not be able to handle the situation with his own strength, which is why he gave him such instructions.