Framing Durkelon

Durkelon led Lorne and Irvine to the best restaurant in Sunset City.

In the Sunset Restaurant, there were many people coming and going. Some adventurers were drinking and bragging.

It was very lively. Some rookies had just completed their mission and came to have a meal to congratulate themselves on completing their first mission successfully.

The noisy first floor made Lorne, who newly came to this world, feel it for the first time.

This world was different. He looked at this group of people laughing and discussing.

He had this dream when he was young. He wanted to become a mage or a warrior and venture into the mysterious forest.

As soon as Durkelon entered the restaurant with the others, he caused a discussion.

One was the eldest young master of the Kerr family and the most beautiful adventurer, Irvine.

The two of them brought a stranger to Sunset Restaurant.

It was a shock. After all, both of their identities were extraordinary.

This made them curious about Lorne's identity, especially the heir of the Coulomb family, Young Master Du Er.

They looked at Durkelon's humble face, something they had never seen before.

The effect that Durkelon had on them was that he was a young swordsman who had no ability but was very arrogant and ignorant.

Now, there was actually a humble side to him, which made everyone even more curious about Lorne's identity.

It was mainly because Lorne was too young. Could he be the Young Master of some large family?

Durkelon was after Irvine and now he saw someone with her.

But he actually didn't utter a single word of complaint, leaving them greatly shocked.

What they didn't know was that it was all because of Irvine.

Durkelon's humility was shown to Irvine and also because he didn't dare open his mouth to say that their movements were intimate.

Now Irvine had a good feeling about Lorne. If Durkelon opened his mouth to reprimand them,

it would only make Irvine dislike him. He figured that out now.

He had to show his advantage and make Lorne feel inferior.

In this way, Irvine would finally see that Lorne was just a poor mage.

And he, Durkelon, was the richest man in Sunset City and the last hope of the Kerr family.

Because of these factors, he had to perform well. He could not let Irvine's impression of him worsen.

"Be careful, Irvine. The steps here are quite high," said Durkelon in a tone that he thought was quite gentle.

But Irvine ignored his kind reminder.

Irvine felt annoyed when she saw him. Why did this person insist on pestering her?

He wondered if she understood Lorne? If Lorne hadn't said there was a way to cure Durkelon,

they wouldn't be here. Right now, all she had in her eyes was Lorne to even care about Durkelon.

However, Durkelon did not care about this. After the three of them reached the second floor,

a waiter came over with the restaurant menu.

He bowed to the three people sitting down and introduced,

"Whatever Young Master Durkelon wants to eat is all here."

The waiter pointed at the dishes on the table and waited for him to order.

He took notes at the side but he did not even dare to breathe loudly.

His last colleague had accidentally offended Durkelon and was beaten up and thrown out by his underlings.

In the end, the waiter was fired by their manager. He could not be like that person.

If he got fired, he wouldn't know what he could do. He was a child from a poor family.

He did not have the money to cultivate. He came to the city to work as an adult.

At this moment, he had already seen through this dark society. He had to live humbly.

While waiting, he glanced at Lorne.

The person in front of him was about the same age as him and his clothes were somewhat tattered.

Why did Durkelon treat him so well? And Sunset City's prettiest girl, Irvine.

She was actually very intimate with him too. He felt that Lorne was himself at this moment.

This was the life he had dreamed of. The person in front of him, who was about the same age as him, had actually fulfilled his dream.

Lorne also noticed the look in the waiter's eyes but he could feel it was one of envy.

He didn't mean him any harm, so he didn't pay much attention to him.

Instead, he turned his attention to the menu. At first, Durkelon wanted to order his own food.

But he looked at Irvine, who was sitting across from him. He handed her the menu.

"Irvine, you can order whatever you like."

Durkelon offered.

Irvine accepted the menu without hesitation. She looked at the dishes on it and felt that they had all been eaten before.

But thinking about it, it seemed to be Lorne's first time here.

She handed the menu to Lorne and smiled.

"Brother Lorne, see if you have anything you'd like to eat. You can order."

Upon hearing this, Durkelon laughed disdainfully in his heart.

"Does this country bumpkin know what he should order? He better not order cheap dishes when the time comes."

Durkelon thought but he could not show it.

Otherwise, she would definitely refute it. After all, she liked Lorne now.

He could only show his excellence after Lorne embarrassed himself.

He wanted to let Irvine see what kind of person he was.

"Sure, thanks Irvine."

Lorne took the menu naturally and looked at the dishes inside.

"Then let's order a Blazing Palm, Ice Snow Rabbit Meat, Sunflower Vegetable Soup and some wine. It's not too expensive. The Monkey Wine brewed by the Sunset Magic Monkey will do."

Lorne said confidently. Although he didn't know if the dishes were delicious, he knew that they must be expensive.

Although he did not know the cooking method and price of the dishes, he ordered them according to the level of the magical beasts.

The Blazing Palm was a magical beast of the eighth rank. It was extremely powerful and its entire body was covered in flames.

Ordinary hunting teams would not be able to defeat it at all. There was also the Snow Rabbit Meat.

Although the Snow Rabbit was not very strong, its ability could merge with the snow. It could escape thousands of miles in an instant and was very difficult to catch.

And it was a magical beast of the sixth rank.

There was no need to mention the wine brewed by Sun Blossom and Sunset Magic Monkey. Sun Blossom grew on the edge of the volcano.

Normally, it would bloom on its own and with the protection of a high-level fire magical beast, it was very difficult to obtain.

The Sunset Magic Monkeys were different from the Sunset Gorillas. They usually formed groups.

As long as you provoked one, nearly a thousand monkeys would stare at you until you died.

They would not let you go either. The Sunset Magic Monkey was a terrifying magical beast. Most senior-rank mages and swordmasters could not do anything to it.

After ordering these dishes, Lorne looked at Durkelon again.

His face was already extremely dark.