Known as the greatest nobleman on the southern edge of the Bashalan Empire, his home is like a palace!

Although it was not so luxurious, Sean felt that the decoration and area of ​​the entire garden were about the same. It was not an ordinary building like a castle.

The large garden at the entrance alone is several times larger than that of his own baron's house.

One can’t help but sigh: It’s really good to be rich.

Since it was still morning when Sean and Igunya came out, it was already past noon after being tormented by the big rat.

Alia asked Sean to follow the servants to the room to rest for a while, take a shower and sleep for a while, and then go to see her father, the modern Earl Hamilton, at dinner time in the afternoon.

It's just right that Sean has some time to deal with his own affairs.

I originally wanted to ask Igunya to stay with me, but she was taken away by her senior brother.

The matter regarding the Warcraft seemed very uneventful throughout the entire process, except that Alia had instructed Cleveland to send someone to deal with the rat corpses in the flower and bird market. As for the big rat that was chopped to pieces of blood, it was also dealt with. However, someone was sent to the sewer to investigate whether there were any similar Warcraft, and if there were any, they would be killed.

If Sean hadn't seen that there was no change in the conditions of the few people, he would have been surprised that the thing was raised by the Hamilton family.

Don’t you even delve into the reasons?!

This was very surprising, but after thinking about it, Sean felt that it was because he couldn't see the status of the Warcraft [Talking...], and a Warcraft that could be killed in a short moment was not worth spending a lot of manpower to search for.

This matter can only remain a mystery in my heart...

Afterwards, Sean wrote a letter separately and asked the servant of the Earl's house to deliver the letter to Scovey's store for a gold coin.

He told Esmeralda and her brother that he had arrived at the Count's house and would not go back today, but asked Claude to help look after the small sapling in his room. He also asked him to pay more attention to the little girl selling peaches. If he found her, he could buy a few peach saplings from her and send them to Thelmian.

At this moment in Alia's room, both Salik and Cleveland were present.

The three of them were speculating about the intentions of this sudden visitor...

"What do you think of Baron Weigel? Why did he come out this time?" Alia wanted to seek answers from her two right-hand men.

"This incident surprised me as well. I never thought that Baron Weigel, who had been hiding in the mountains, would come out! From my impression of him at the time, he was indeed a lord worthy of the townspeople's love, but he was short-sighted. I guess some reason forced him to come out."

"Are you talking about the avalanche?" Alia asked, looking at Cleveland.

"Perhaps that's one reason, but there must be something else. When we met him, I felt that this baron was different from the rumors. He seemed to be very eager to develop his own territory and was constantly seeking help from us."

The Weigel family has always been rarely heard of in the South, and the stories about them can almost all be summarized as closed-minded and short-sighted.

"Since he has come to Koga City, why is he unwilling to come to us?"

This is what is surprising.

After all, it is still such a sensitive period, and the young masters and young ladies of the Hamilton family are each on their own, and any slight disturbance is worthy of vigilance.

But at this time, Salik suddenly expressed a different opinion.

"Actually, young lady, there's no need to worry too much. The town of Thelmian wasn't very powerful to begin with. We wooed him to secure a seat among the southern nobility... As for why he didn't approach us the first time he arrived, that's easily explained... Even if this ambitious baron wanted to develop the town, he grew up deep in the mountains after all. His natural timidity frightened him when he heard the nobles were gathering."

Salik analyzed with a smile...

"Isn't this a common occurrence? Those mountain people can't help but tremble when they see us talking."

"That's true."

Cleveland agrees with Schalik.

“Sometimes we can’t just look at the surface, we need to dig deeper to understand the other person’s origins…”

"Been taught a lesson!"

Cleveland admired the wisdom of the scholar in front of him!