Do you all know the future?

Chapter 3 His talent is better than my father's
The person who knocked someone to the ground angrily called the person on the ground a barbarian. Diane was stunned by such a fantastic scene, and then he reacted.

Oh no, it's directed at them.

“The college is a college for Tudor nobles.”

What they opposed was the discrimination against outsiders like Diane, whether they were commoners of their own country or foreign nobles.

Diane could imagine that if he had walked in as brazenly as the young man just now, he might have been the one to suffer the blow.

"Don't worry, I'm here!"

The maid's voice was calm and composed, as if she could see what Diane was thinking. She was not the young man's delicate maid.

"Do you want to force your way in?"

Diane looked at the knights at the door. They were all strong and sturdy, and they exuded an inexplicable aura of oppression.

"No, they just organized it themselves. Master, just wait, someone will come to deal with them!"

The maid said calmly that in her eyes the actions of these people were like children playing house.

"Self-organized? No wonder the armor isn't standard. But who are these people, and who will handle them?"

After the maid's reminder, Diane observed carefully again and found the blind spot.

"They are just students of the academy. They look scary, but in reality, there is only one great knight. As for who will deal with them and whoever allows their master to enroll, it will naturally be that person."

The maid's eyes hid disdain, with a smile on the corner of her mouth. These were just targets pushed out to create opposition, and arrows would be shot at them.

"Alas, it's hard to pass the civil service exam in another world. If you're not careful, you'll end up on the opposite side of a conflict!"

Diane understood that this was nothing more than a protest by the nobles against the New Deal. If the situation got out of hand, the implementers of the New Deal would naturally come forward.

"It's not surprising that granting rising citizens a path to advancement has sparked strong opposition from the nobles. Master, why don't you move to a nearby teahouse and wait for this farce to end?"

The maid analyzed the nature of the matter and thought that it could not be solved in a short time. She glanced at Diane in the cold wind and made a suggestion with heartache.

"It's good to watch for fun, but it's not necessary."

Diane actually felt that it was expensive to go to the teahouse, especially since the school had just started today and there were many people, so the price was naturally not cheap.

I could have walked around, but it was difficult to tell Margaret, so I had to make the excuse that I was just there to watch the fun.

"Master, cultivating aristocratic hobbies and making new friends is not possible without being familiar with the teahouse."

The understanding maid did not expose Dai An's plan and spoke to her in the name of investing in the future.

"Socializing is necessary, but not today. I want to have fun..."

After Diane finished speaking, he looked towards the gate. At this moment, they were about thirty meters away from the gate, a distance that was neither long nor short.

While he was talking to Margaret, several knights came over aggressively. They were coming for him!

There was no inference, but Diane could just feel that these people were targeting him.

"You are also a lowly person trying to enter the academy, right? You have been waiting here since a while ago."

Taking the lead, a silver-armored knight questioned Diane in a rough voice, his eyes under the helmet filled with undisguised malice.

Both Diane and Margaret thought they were keeping a safe distance, but both had forgotten how conspicuous they were.

Especially Diane's oriental appearance brought by her physical time travel, which makes her look so special even in the crowd.

Secondly, nobles might leave their carriages when going out, but they would not leave them for so long in such cold weather.

"Knight, please watch your words. We are nobles from Istaya."

The maid retorted bluntly, losing the gentleness she'd shown Diane. "Istaya, the country eroded by the abyss? You're coming to Dudor to beg for food?"

The tone was slightly more restrained, but still full of malice and undisguised xenophobia.

"Isn't Tudor Her Majesty's Tudor? Is there anything wrong with eating the meal given by Her Majesty the Queen?"

Diane felt a little regretful for not accepting the maid's suggestion. He didn't want to be the first to be troubled, but since trouble had come, he should solve it!

"How dare you mention the Queen? How dare you, a foreigner, mention the Queen?"

The knight was furious and clenched his fists, ready to give Diane a corrective punch, but he seemed to take Diane's "noble status" into consideration and just laughed at her.

"Why can't the glorious and great Queen be mentioned? I will soon become her clerk, and I have infinite respect for her."

Diane straightened her chest and showed no intention of retreating in the face of the ferocious knight. If she retreated now, she would not have to read the book anymore.

You can be ignorant, you can be stupid, but you cannot be ignorant of where to stand.

"Who allowed you to become the Queen's clerk? This is the right and obligation of Tudor nobles. Istaya, get out of Tudor."

He shouted loudly, as if he was about to hit someone, but because he was also a noble, he was more of a threat.

"I'm sorry, but we are already citizens of Tudor, and future loyal subjects of Her Majesty the Queen. We cannot meet your request."

Diane was neither hurried nor slow. The knight in front of him was not as scary as the groundworms in the grassland, nor as scary as the werewolves in the forest.

"What's going on? Have their identities been discovered?"

The guards at the gate heard the argument and a knight in mithril armor came. Diane could clearly feel that the knight's strength far exceeded that of the knight who was asking questions.

"Master Mio is an aristocratic immigrant from Istaya and is also participating in the government affairs training class."

As if he had found his backbone, the knight who asked the question quickly stood behind Mio and spoke to him respectfully.

"Heh, nobles in Istaya aren't rare. You can get them by spending money. Do you want to use the same method on Tudor?"

Mio sneered, and seeing Diane's face confirmed that although Istaya was close to the East Continent, it was undoubtedly a country in the West Continent, and its nobles also looked Western.

"Swear never to enter Tudor Royal Academy, and I can let you leave with dignity, otherwise you will end up like the person before!"

Mio clenched his fist, making a thunderous sound, which, combined with the young man's face covered in blood after being beaten, further confirmed the truthfulness of his words at the moment.

"I'm sorry, but my loyalty to the Queen prevents me from granting your request!"

Dai An glanced at the young man whose face was covered in blood and who was wailing continuously, and said with more determination.

Although you want to keep things calm, conflict is unavoidable, so don't be stage-frightened, as the situation ahead is just a small one.

"Then let me see your loyalty..."

Miosha raised his big fist, wanting to teach Diane a lesson. Diane looked at the maid, and a young man in luxurious clothes grabbed his fist with one hand and stood in front of Diane.

"Lord Loran, why are you stopping me, ah..."

Mio, the great knight, had his hand bones broken and let out a scream.

"Lord An's status is not something you can offend. Only my father can compare to him, and his talent far exceeds my father's. How dare you attack him?"

The handsome nobleman pushed Mio away with disgust, turned his head and gave Diane a smile that made Diane feel uncomfortable.

Who are you!

(End of this chapter)