Kant’s Empty Promises
Redakteur: Nyoi-Bo Studio
There was a hidden meaning in Baron Dylan's words, because he was already extremely angry, and he had only suppressed it.
He had not only reminded Kant that he was the nominal lord of this place, but he had also mentioned the other nobles of the Dukedom of Leo. He had also wanted to use the pressure of the noble court to suppress Kant and prevent him from reacting excessively.
At the central posthouse, Kant's methods left him with lingering fear.
He killed decisively.
This comment was extremely correct.
The Gale mercenary group that Countess Agatha secretly raised, 600 horse thieves at the knight level, were considered elites among the national troops of the Dukedom of Leo, but they were easily eliminated by Kant's troops.
One had to know that there were two grand knights inside, the kind that possessed extraordinary powers!
But they did not pose any threat to Kant.