I'm not a lord

Chapter 121 Green Lake Territory

Robert is really a knife pulling the butt in the White Bear Territory - he has opened his eyes.

Can the land be cultivated like this?

Heavy plowing, composting, topdressing, forage planting, and soybean rotation are all completely new versions that he has never encountered before.

He finally experienced what old Albert felt when he first saw the heavy plow. The farming experience accumulated over the past few decades was instantly integrated, and his cognitive system was also reconstructed.

Just as he and a group of managers were eagerly studying in the White Bear Territory, Bova had already arrived in the Green Lake Territory.

Following Lynn's orders, Bova visited the Baron of Green Lake as an envoy from Shoal Territory, carrying a handwritten letter from Yagna.

I have to say that he is indeed a good material to be an envoy. He is old and has a lot of experience, has a chubby appearance and is harmless to people and animals, is flexible in handling things and can speak.

But when he arrived at the Green Lake Castle on the lakeside, he did not see the Baron as he had hoped, but met an old acquaintance instead.

This old acquaintance is naturally the Knight Leszek of the Shoal Leader.

At the beginning of the Battle of Shoal Territory, he followed the arrangement of Regent Flora and quickly rushed to Green Lake Territory with two attendants to seek help.

He rode at full speed and spent a whole day walking the nearly 70 kilometers of narrow forest paths. When he arrived at the Green Lake Castle, he was told that the baron was hunting in the forest and asked him to wait patiently.

They waited for three full days, but the baron still didn't show up.

Don't ask anyway. The answer is that they are hunting deep in the forest and it will take several days to get back.

Leszek was not an idiot. He knew that the Baron was deliberately avoiding him because he didn't want to send troops to support the Shoal Territory.

But how could he have the face to go back if he couldn't get any reinforcements?
Moreover, the two companies have already formed an alliance in September, but what about the defensive alliance they promised?
During these three days, Leszek could clearly feel that he was being neglected.

He was received by an ordinary male servant, and the food provided to him every day was also very simple, usually a bowl of porridge with some bland boiled vegetables and meat slices, and the low-quality beer served with the meal was sour and astringent.

The level of reception that Bova enjoyed was obviously several levels higher than that of Leszek.

Not only did the Baron's eldest son personally lead the team to welcome them, but the lunch also featured aristocratic foods such as red wine, roasted whole lamb, white bread, honey fruit pie, etc.

Thanks to his relationship with Bova, Leszek was able to have his first high-end meal in three days.

When lunch was over, Leszek found Bova in the castle's guest room and asked, "Why are you here?"

"What? You can come, but I can't?"

In front of the lord, Bowa was timid, but in front of his colleagues and subordinates, he attacked them hard and started to argue with them.

What's more, Leszek is only in his early twenties and his qualifications are far lower than Bova's.

While speaking, Bova didn't even look at him, but admired the beautiful scenery of the lake outside the window and sipped a glass of fragrant apple mead.

Leszek stood at the table like a minion, shaking his head repeatedly: "No, that's not what I meant."

"Then what do you mean?" Bova turned his head suddenly and stared at his former colleague.

Leszek was forced into a corner and had no choice but to ask, "I just want to know what's going on in the territory right now."

"What can I do? Shoal Territory is still Shoal Territory." Bova put down his wine glass and looked out the window again, smacking his lips. He felt that the mead from Green Lake Territory was particularly mellow.

Leshek asked anxiously, "What about the war in the territory? I clearly saw black smoke rising from the castle that day!"

"War?" Bova looked puzzled, then suddenly realized, "Oh, you mean Miss Yagena's fight against the rebels? Don't worry, Miss Yagena has won a great victory and has completely controlled the Shoal Territory." "What Miss Yagena? What on earth is this..."

Before he could finish his words, Leshek's face changed drastically. He then quickly asked, "You mean, it was Miss Yagena who attacked the territory? And she won?"

Bova slammed the table. "That's really harsh! How can this be called an attack? Shoalland Territory originally belonged to the Shoalland family. Miss Yagena is simply taking back the family land."

"I see. I understand everything." Leszek nodded thoughtfully, but a look of confusion immediately crossed his face. "But Miss Yagena doesn't have any inheritance rights either? She's not a man."

"What do you know? Miss Yagena is pregnant, and the baby in her belly is the heir!"

"Pregnant? But isn't her husband already..."

Just when Leszek was about to ask for clarification, there was a knock on the door and the maid's soft voice came from outside.

It turned out that the Baron of Green Lake had returned to the castle and asked Bova to come and meet him.

Leszek suddenly felt a mixture of emotions. He had been waiting for three days to see the Baron, but now he could see him just a few hours after Bova arrived.

You can't just say he just returned from the forest, right? That would be too much of a coincidence.

The Baron of Green Lake is named Bogdan. He is over fifty years old, which is considered a long life among the aristocracy.

He was tall and slender, wearing a dark brown woolen robe, and his golden hair was combed meticulously.

In the castle hall, he sat at the head of the table, took the letter from his eldest son and glanced at it.

After reading the letter, Bogdan first glanced at the young Leszek, then asked, "Who is he?"

The eldest son, who looked very similar to him, whispered a few words in his ear.

"Why is he still here?" Bogdan did not deliberately lower his voice, and his tone revealed undisguised disgust.

This made Leszek extremely embarrassed. He lowered his head and fiddled with his fingers, not knowing where to put his hands.

When he looked at Bova, a friendly smile appeared on Bogdan's face:

"Bowa, right? I've read Miss Yagena's letter. I must congratulate her on regaining the territory that belongs to her family. Your loyalty to the Shoal Family is also admirable. I really hope that the knights under my command can possess the same virtues as you."

"Your Excellency is overly kind. I have only made a small contribution."

Bova and Bogdan had a very pleasant conversation. They talked for half an hour and re-established the equal and friendly diplomatic relations between the Shoal Territory and the Green Lake Territory, and agreed to non-aggression and non-interference in each other.

As for Regent Flora and her three-year-old son, neither side mentioned a word.

After successfully completing the mission, Bova took Leszek back to the castle guest room.

"What are you thinking now? Your mother, wife, and children are still in the shallows."

Bova was tasked with two tasks this time, one was to deliver the letter, and the other was to bring Leszek back to the Shoal Territory.

"Of course I want to go back, but will Miss Yagena forgive me?" Leszek was no longer confused.

Bova smiled slightly: "Why are you afraid of this? You haven't done anything wrong. Miss Yagena will definitely tolerate your confusion, and you should be grateful to Baron Bogdan. If he really sends reinforcements, your family will be..."

Leshek patted his chest vigorously and said, "Stop talking. I am willing to pledge my loyalty to Miss Yagena!"

(End of this chapter)