Before the middle-aged man could answer, Ravel suddenly let go of him, turned around and stormed away.

He had only taken a few steps when he saw a familiar face. Ravel screamed in fright.

How about I give you a ride? Glenn said with a smile.

Ravel roared, Get out! Bastard

It seems that the blow was too light.

Ravel shut up immediately.

He glared at Glenn fiercely, then cautiously avoided Glenn and ran away.

Hey! No outsiders are allowed to approach here. The middle-aged man inside shouted.

Got it. Glenn responded, then walked away slowly.

After buying a few sets of fitting clothes at the clothing store in town and some tools such as hammers and rivets, Glenn returned with the packages on a cart.

The sun had set when they set out, and it was already late when they got home. Several swift black shadows in the town of Bayek quickly hid in the corner when Glenn spotted them.

Glenn just glanced at it curiously and ignored it.

He moved the things on the cart into the house, and then walked towards the forest outside the town with the kerosene lantern.

He wanted to see what happened to the prey he caught this morning.

The dim light swayed as he walked, the rusty lamp frame made a creaking sound, and Glenn's shadow was stretched very long on the quiet street.

He could actually see at night without a lantern, but it was a comfort to him.

The beast sleeping beside the trap suddenly pricked up its ears, then raised its head, sniffed, and soon knew who the visitor was.

It sat up excitedly and greeted the light appearing in front of it.

Okay, first tell me if anything happened after I left, Glenn said, pushing away the furry head of the beast that was approaching.

The beast whimpered, meaning no.

Glenn nodded, tiptoed over to the trap, and brought the light closer.

The black pigs, which had been frightened when they were captured, had fallen asleep, including the elk.

Sleep well. My future life depends on you guys Glenn showed a satisfied smile and told the beast, Keep watching. If you encounter something you can't handle, come to me first.

The beast immediately raised its head to show that it understood.

Glenn patted its neck and returned the way he had come, lantern in hand.

The Ravel family lived in a manor near Dude Town. When the young master of the manor came back, the servants in the manor opened their mouths in surprise.

Oh my God! Who has done this to the young master? It's so terrible!

Go tell the lady! This is a big deal!

Ravel cried all the way from school to here, and regardless of what the servants said, he suddenly raised his voice and cried even louder, so loud that the sound could be heard throughout the manor.

In a courtyard of the manor, three ladies who were gorgeously dressed and elegantly spoken were chatting and laughing. Ignoring the sharp jabs in their voices, they seemed to be in pretty good harmony.

But this happy scene was soon broken by Ravel's pig-slaughtering cry.

Oh my God! Who is this? He's crying so ugly, it's really disgraceful! Madam Sophia raised her eyebrows, and then her expression changed again, It's my Ravel!

Ignoring the questions from her other two friends, she hurriedly stood up, lifted her skirt and rushed towards the source of the sound.

After passing through the long corridor, Sophia turned a corner and saw her disheveled son walking towards her surrounded by several servants. She screamed and took a few steps forward to check.

Ravel's left cheek was swollen and purple, and there was blood in his mouth and nose, plus traces of tears. Mrs. Sophia was so distressed that her voice was trembling.

My dear, tell me what happened? How did it become like this?

Ravel shouted, It was a civilian! He ran into the school and beat me! He also beat my followers!

What!? A civilian!? Sophia's voice was sharp, and her endless anger almost made her faint. This bold civilian must be hanged! I swear on the family honor of Dechirilla!

She said to a maid beside her: How long will it take for the master to come back?

He shouldhe should be on his way back, ma'am. The maid answered timidly.

Go and urge them! Tell them something happened to the young master!

yes.

Berlin is leaving tomorrow, why doesn't he want to see me? Lord Chanis, who was dressed in aristocratic clothes, whispered in a moving carriage.

Sir, Lord Berlin may have his own difficulties. He doesn't want there to be a rift between you and him. Outside the carriage, a middle-aged gentleman in butler's clothes spoke gently.

So he knows why I want to see him, so he doesn't want to see me? Chanis asked puzzledly.

I think yes. The butler paused.

Before the conversation could continue, the carriage suddenly stopped.

What's going on? Chanis frowned and asked unhappily.

Master! Something happened to the young master! Madam asked me to urge you to return quickly!

An anxious female voice came into the carriage. Chanis's face suddenly changed and he said anxiously, Go to the manor! Sailai!

Yes, sir. The butler agreed and immediately accelerated the carriage.

Half an hour later.

With the neighing of the horses, the carriage soon arrived at the manor and Chanis hurriedly got off the carriage.

Where's Ravel? he asked as he walked, leaning on his cane.

In the living room, sir, replied a maid who was accompanying him.

When Chanis saw his wife and son in the living room, he asked, What's going on?

Are you blind? Madame Sophia pointed at Ravel's face.

Only then did Chanis realize the miserable state of his son. He threw away his cane and walked forward, shouting angrily, Who did this?!

It's a civilian named Glenn. He must be caught! Hanged on the gallows! Sophia said viciously.

Dad, it hurts so much Ravel groaned pitifully at the right time.

Bubber! Chanis shouted.

I'm here. A warrior dressed as a knight in armor stepped forward and answered.

You go Chanis paused and turned to ask his son, Where is the civilian named Glenn now?

He said he lived in the town of Bayek, Ravel cried.

Yes, go to Bayek Town and bring him back to me!

clear.

Bubber turned and took a few steps when he heard Chanis' voice, raised several pitches, calling him to stop.

Wait a moment!

Baber turned around in confusion.

Ravel, what did you say? That civilian lives in Bayek Town?! Chanis turned to ask his son again.

Ravel nodded in affirmation.

This answer made Chanis hesitate for a moment.

What's wrong? Chanis, there is no need to hesitate. He is just a civilian. Are you going to watch our son being bullied and do nothing?! Sophia asked in a very dissatisfied tone.

Shut up! Chanis suddenly yelled.