Lord: Harvest two talented teenagers at the beginning

In the manor in the provincial capital of Knath Province, Sabrina sat in a garden, put down the letter in her hand, covered her face and said to herself: "Very powerful, both in terms of force and strategy. I was wrong before."

The blue-haired head maid standing next to Sabrina heard this and asked, "Your Highness, shall we prepare a carriage and a guard of honor for you next?"

"No need." Sabrina shook her head and said, "After the Nakis family is destroyed by the Church of War, I will visit Viscount Abner in person."

"Also, send someone to Wansen Manor to give Lord Weilin an invitation and tell him that I invite him to meet at Knaus Bell Tower at noon tomorrow."

"Yes, Your Highness."

The blue-haired head maid bowed her head, then turned and left.

……

The next morning, the three of them left Wansen Manor and headed for the provincial capital of Knas Province.

After entering the city, Weilin and Kyle said goodbye to Celeste.

The Knas Bell Tower, the tallest building in Knas Province after the Cathedral of the Church of Dawn and the Cathedral of the Church of War, is 113 meters high. It was built 7,783 years ago and has been renovated five times.

Under the bell tower, more than a hundred silver-armored guards were patrolling around to prevent others from approaching the bell tower.

At the outer guard post, the blue-haired head maid saw Weilin and Kyle, stepped forward and saluted, and said, "My lords, please follow me."

Following the head maid, Weilin climbed onto the bell tower's lifting platform and, guided by magic, headed to the top of the bell tower.

When they reached the top, the blue-haired head maid pushed open the door, stepped back to the left, bent down slightly, and made a gesture of invitation.

Weilin nodded slightly and took Kyle into the room which was only 30 square meters.

As the door closed, Sabrina, wearing a white dress, appeared in their sight.

It must be said that after the princess dressed up carefully, Weilin was amazed.

"Mr. Weilin, Mr. Kyle, please take a seat."

Feeling Weilin's gaze, Sabrina smiled gently, pointed to her left and right sides, and invited him.

Seeing this, Weilin looked a little confused and asked, "Isn't this a bit rude?"

"Sir Weilin, today you can just treat Sabrina as a student."

Seeing this, Weilin was no longer polite and sat down on Sabrina's left.

Seeing this, Kyle hesitated for a moment and sat down on Sabrina's right.

After seeing the two of them sit down, Sabrina began to make tea, first pouring half a cup of tea for Weilin, and then pouring half a cup of tea for Kyle. Only after doing all this did she sit down on the cushion.

After a brief exchange of greetings, Sabrina revealed her true purpose.

"You want to learn from me how to control people's minds." Weilin put down the teacup with a strange look on his face.

"Yes." Sabrina said, "Whatever you need, I can give it to you."

Kyle, who was sitting nearby drinking tea silently, heard the conversation between the two and his expression became a little stiff, but then returned to normal.

Rather than saying that his master is good at controlling people's hearts, it would be better to say that he is good at being lazy.

Weilin looked Sabrina up and down, and suddenly asked, "Then I want you, and you give it to me."

Sabrina hesitated for a moment, then said with a serious face, "Okay."

"You are really obsessed with the throne!" Weilin sighed, then changed the subject, put away the smile on his face, and said, "I don't know how to control people's hearts, but I can teach you some other things. As for whether you can learn it, it all depends on you."

Sabrina stood up and bowed solemnly to Weilin, saying respectfully, "Teacher, please tell me."

"First, let me ask you a question."

Upon hearing this, Sabrina sat up straight, waiting for Weilin's question.

"You have a subordinate who was born in a lowly family. After a mission, he was crippled and can no longer serve you. How would you treat him?"

"The son replaces the father."

"What if the other person is a loner?"

After finishing speaking, Weilin looked at the silent Sabrina and added: "Don't lie to me. Tell me what you really think."

"On the surface, you can provide for him, find him a wife, do this for the other subordinates to see, win their hearts, and as for his remains, you can keep them for future use."

Weilin stared into Sabrina's eyes, tapped the table regularly, and asked again, "For example?"

"If before going to war with a hostile force, you plan an operation, send people to pretend to be the enemy's subordinates to kill him and his family, and then put the blame on the hostile force, so as to arouse the hatred of the enemy among your own people."

“It’s the right choice, but it’s very inhumane.”

Sabrina asked, "Teacher, what would you do?"

"First, send someone to spread the news that the other party wants to retaliate against our people, then send someone to bring those disabled people to your own mansion and send your most loyal guards to protect them."

"Although this is a bit contrived, it won't make you look heartless."

“Reputation is sometimes very useful and sometimes useless, but a good reputation is always better than a bad reputation.”

"If you are a talented person, and now you have two choices in front of you, will you choose a heartless person or a generous person?"

Sabrina asked back, "Teacher, how did the other party know that I did this?"

"I don't know, but I can guess." Weilin pointed to his head and said with a smile, "Talented people must have a broad vision and rich experience. It is easy for them to analyze what the person wants to hide from the surface of some things."

"Then, a heartless person will not be my choice, no matter what the situation, because if I pledge allegiance to such a person, I will be sacrificed at any time."

"You have to remember that I can choose to sacrifice myself to fulfill your goal, but you cannot sacrifice me."

"As for how to guide the other party to sacrifice themselves to achieve your goal, whether it is material support, emotional bond, righteousness, or other means, it depends on your ability."

Sabrina showed a convinced look on her face. She bowed to Weilin and said respectfully, "I understand, teacher."

In the following time, Weilin told Sabrina some of his own views. As for whether she would learn or not, that was up to her.

Before you know it, night falls.

After looking at the sky outside, Weilin said goodbye and said, "That's all I can say. The rest is about publicity. As for how to do it, you should know better than me."

"I will probably stay here for another half a year. If you have anything to explore, you can come and find me."

Just as Weilin was about to leave, Sabrina suddenly stopped him.