Lord: Start with the Pioneer Knight

It took more than ten minutes to pass through the camp of the two barons and arrive at a well-planned camp.

In addition to necessary patrol personnel, most soldiers train at the training ground within the camp.

Looking from a distance, Weilin saw that his uncle was wearing training clothes, holding a whip, and shuttled through the military formation, constantly correcting the soldiers' movements and explaining the key points of exerting force.

"Sir, what do you do for me?" A knight stopped Verin and asked calmly and politely.

Kyle stepped forward, showed his noble badge, and explained to the officer: "This is the nephew of my master, Baron Alcott, who is here to visit."

The knight looked at the eagle badge in Kyle's hand, immediately saluted, and replied respectfully: "Please wait a moment, sir. I will go and report to my master."

"Yes." Weilin nodded in response.

Upon seeing this, the knight warned the officers at the gate of the camp not to neglect him. He then smiled apologetically at Weilin and turned around to enter the camp.

"How many people did my cousin bring this time?"

With nothing to do, Weilin looked at the officer and asked gently.

"My lord, I'm sorry, but I'm not responsible for answering your question." The officer replied respectfully, without revealing any information.

"Hahaha, you did the right thing, I was presumptuous." Weilin smiled apologetically at the officer, and then changed the subject, "I think you are a warrior, and your strength at the intermediate level of bronze is about the same as that of my cousin. years.”

"To my lord, I have been following the Baron for eight years. However, my talent is limited, and I feel a little ashamed of the Baron's training." The officer's expression softened a little, and when he saw that the other party no longer asked about military matters, he knew everything.

"How is your family situation?" Weilin looked at his resolute face and asked curiously.

The officer heard the words and immediately replied respectfully, "My father is now the baron's horse servant, my mother is the head maid in the castle kitchen, my wife is a maid in the castle, and I have an only son who is studying with the eldest grandson of the baron. The way of knighthood is more talented than mine.”

As a listener, Verin noticed that when the officer talked about his family, he had a smile on his face, but it was not obvious on his dark face.

"What did your grandfather do?"

"His grandfather's name is Kate. He was once my warrior. He died in the early days of developing the territory more than fifty years ago."

Hearing this unique voice, the officer turned around quickly and saluted: "My lord, Baron."

"Uncle, long time no see."

Verin looked at Alcott who suddenly appeared and said hello with a smile.

"It's been a year since our last farewell, and you have been promoted to Baron, much better than me." Alcott looked at Weilin with some confusion, his face a little melancholy.

Seeing this, Weilin replied humbly: "Thanks to the family's early assistance, otherwise I wouldn't be able to compare with you, my cousin."

"Even if you are a direct descendant of the current generation, the family will not give too much. I don't know the reason, but you must have contributed to the family to get more assistance. In the end, it is still your ability. You don't need to be so humble in front of me. ." Alcott smiled and responded to Verin.

"Hahaha, my uncle can see clearly."

Afterwards, the two entered the camp and talked while walking.

"I heard that you were assigned to the logistics force again."

"Thanks to the help of Lord Medmonchi, I was lucky enough to enter the logistics system. Otherwise, with my current strength, I would be cannon fodder on the battlefield." Weilin touched his head and sounded a little ashamed.

"That's good. Get more military experience in the early stage and train your abilities." Alcott turned around and warned, "In addition, the logistics force also has children of military families from the royal capital, and children of other big nobles. Make more friends and expand your own. connections.”

"Uncle, I know, but thank you for reminding me."

As they talked, the two came to the camp.

"Why did you come to see me this time?" Alcott asked Welin after he asked him to take a seat, ordered his subordinates to serve tea.

Weilin did not hold back and went straight to the point: "My third uncle Bamond's Seventeenth Army Corps was incorporated into the Serup Corps. He is now the deputy commander of the Seventeenth Army Corps. I plan to find a time to let my cousin, Ed. Uncle Getang, my cousin, and my aunt get together to meet each other. "

"I just don't know how long Lord Balmond will be free."

"On January 10th, fourteen days later, I will notify Aunt Flora and the others."

"I know, I'll let Edgar and Brian know as soon as possible."

"Okay, cousin."

As for Cousin Edgar and Cousin Brian, they had not arrived yet, and Cousin Alcott was in the same regiment as them, so it would be convenient to notify them.

Afterwards, the two chatted for more than two hours about the current situation.

Near noon, after Verin and Alcott finished their lunch, they got up and left the camp.

At the gate of the camp, Weilin looked at the familiar officer, patted him on the shoulder, and said with a smile: "Uncle Alcott still remembers your grandfather's name, which means that he still misses your family. Let your son take good care of you." Work hard and don’t live up to the expectations your grandpa sacrificed his life for.”

The officer thanked Weilin from the bottom of his heart: "Thank you, sir, for reminding me. I understand."

"Everyone has their own way out, just work hard."

After encouraging the officer, whom he had only known for less than half an hour, Verin took Kyle away and wandered aimlessly in the camp.

The rest of the time was boring.

Since the war hadn't started yet, there was no transportation mission. As a result, Weilin had nothing to do. He could only instruct Kyle on how to train his troops and gave him three hundred auxiliary soldiers for training.

During this period, Edgar and Brian arrived one after another, and the four of them had a small gathering to keep in touch.

[Six months later, the seventh batch of exchange students from the Ashe Magic Kingdom will arrive in the Elia Kingdom]

Once again, the news brought by fate seemed to have nothing to do with him.

Time soon came to January 10th. In another 20 days, the Serop Corps will officially send troops to the Gray Wasteland to launch military revenge against the monster clan.

On this day, Weilin asked people to arrange the venue, prepare food and fruit wine, and wait for the arrival of his uncle.

Half an hour later, several people arrived one after another, and sat on the table in turn according to the order of the meal sharing system, waiting quietly.

After a while, Weilin looked at the figure of his uncle and went forward to greet him.

"Uncle, today's banquet is handed over to you."

"Don't worry, if your uncle can't do this little thing well, he is not worthy of being your uncle." Balmond patted Weilin's shoulder, his tone full of confidence.

When the five people of Alcott saw Balmond coming in, they all stood up and saluted him, saying, "Hello, Lord Balmond."

Whether in terms of status or strength, Balmond was above them, so they should salute first.

"Hahaha, sit down, sit down, it's rare for us to get together today, don't be restrained." Balmond went straight to the main seat and said to the five people present.

Two female swordsmen with cat faces knelt beside Balmond and served their master attentively.

After seeing that the elders had all sat down, Weilin came to the lower seat of his aunt and sat quietly, leaving the main stage to his uncle and being at ease as a foil.