George's investigation bore fruit.

George's loyal followers in the Five-Colored Dragon Cult reported to him some things they noticed.

They gave George several possible names, including a baron, a marquis, and an earl.

The Marquis is not in Wharton, and he has no personal power, so it is difficult to have anything to do with this matter. However, George still plans to go and see for himself. If he flies, it shouldn't take long.

As for the Baron, Karen has personally brought people to visit him.

The Earl of Lomelan is said to be involved.

He is a well-known "gentleman".

His withdrawn personality is widely recognized. Logically speaking, a person like this can easily be considered an evil conspirator. However, in Wharton, the reason why a person is withdrawn is basically because he has not stepped into the political center.

qualifications.

The Earl of Lomelon is in this category. Although his family still has some assets, it began to decline a few generations ago. Although his current son Bain Lomelon is an outstanding young man, the Lomelon family

Still acting very miserable.

A big reason for this is that the Count of Lomelon spent a lot of money on sacrifices to the great Dragon God.

Yes, George knew that the Lomelon family had always been connected with the Five-Colored Dragon Sect. The list given by his followers did not have precise evidence. It was just some unusual activities among the members of the sect that were related to these families.

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Moreover, Earl Lomelon's obsession with the great black dragon is a well-known "scandal". Their family is not old, and the reason why they have their current status is because they have some interactions with the black dragon, one of the dragons that protect the country, and they have obtained

The dragon's gift.

But as time went by, they squandered this gift, and in this generation of Earls, he put the restoration of the glory of his ancestors on the Black Dragon. He openly joined the "Secret Sect" and spent a lot of money.

Make a donation called an "investment."

But until today, the so-called revival has not come. George has met Count Lomelon, a crazy fool who lacks intelligence, is cowardly, and is obsessed with the black dragon.

He was not the kind of person who could do bold things. George believed that if he could devote half of the energy he put into Black Dragon to cultivating his fairly outstanding children, it might not be impossible for him to regain his glory.

It's a pity that there is no chance anymore.

But even if his suspicion is small, George plans to ask his new deputy, Enid, to investigate together with another deputy captain of the Knights.

After all, even if the possibility is small, it cannot be ignored.

And if they really have a problem, it would be even better if Enid could lure them into revealing their flaws.

And as long as he can catch one mouse, the other mice will not be able to hide under his nose for too long.

In the Knights' camp.

"Enid, you give this to the Earl of Lomelon in exchange for his political support for you. It just so happens that you are also running for election as a member of Parliament."

Enid took the gift box, which contained giant black dragon scales. Judging from its size, which could be held in one hand, the owner was probably just a young dragon, and a relatively young one at that.

Enid asked:

"Am I going alone?"

George replied:

"No, go find Gore and ask him to go with you."

Enid asked:

"What should I do?"

George replied:

"You don't have to do anything. It's enough for you to show up there. Gore will pay attention to their flaws, but if you are willing...

"You can try to feel their emotions, but sometimes many people who are malicious towards you may not necessarily take action. Today in Wharton, many people have their own opinions on you, dislike you, or even hate you.

Not a few.

"On the contrary, people who want to harm you may not necessarily resent you, but may appreciate or admire you.

"And people who are easily nervous may not necessarily have a guilty conscience, they may just be like this by nature."

Enid said:

"I understand, I understand better than many people."

George said:

"Go find him."

Enid leaves the room.

The entire Knights camp was filled with various emotions.

The main points directed at Enid are jealousy and dissatisfaction.

Most people do not think that a female heroic knight (3) who is only in her early twenties and has not received any honors is qualified to become the official deputy leader of the Knights.

Even she felt that this was a bit unfair, but both George and Karen believed that they did not have time to wait for Enid to slowly gain everyone's recognition.

They felt that they had to push her directly and roughly to the table, because after that, she would have to take steps far beyond her current status.

Enid came towards the three knights. Looking at the badges on their armor, there were two formal knights (2) and one heroic knight.

If you only look at the surface, the young knight walking in the middle is not much worse than her.

The emotions conveyed by the two people next to him were dissatisfaction and very slight disgust, more like hatred of injustice.

The young knight in the middle exudes strong unwillingness, jealousy and hatred.

If it were King Arthur's time, would such a knight exist?

For some reason, Enid thought this way, maybe because she had heard George praise Arthur too much. In his words, during the Arthurian period, everyone had extremely noble moral character and would not have any flaws.

The young knight showed a respectful look:

"Miss White."

Although the knight's voice was respectful, Enid could feel his emotions and understood the hints in his mouth.

He should have been called Deputy Captain Enid.

Using the title "Miss" instead of "Vice Captain" shows that he does not recognize her position, and there is a slight accent when he pronounces the last name White, implying that everything about her comes from the family.

And the truth is not too far off.

Enid should have ignored his negative emotions because she was completely empathetic and, putting herself in his shoes, it was not surprising that they had such views.

That's how Enid should have been.

But the dragon's blood was already flowing in her body.

Violence is also accumulating.

Enid did not answer, but looked at the young knight indifferently.

She felt fluid forming in her mouth.

If she opens her mouth at this moment.

Able to freeze the little "heroic knight" in front of me into an ice sculpture.

Then with a gentle push, the other person will turn into a pile of ice slag and fall to the ground. Then he opens the dragon's mouth, reveals his fangs, bites off half of the body of the person on the left, and then stretches out his claws to grab it

The other one tore him into pieces.

Enid smiled at them and said:
Chapter completed!