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Viscount Goloun looked at Zinger. Do something about it.
Zinger is a knight given a knight by the king and belongs to the Wazlov family. Just because you retire doesn't mean you're no longer a knight in the Wazlov family. Above all, he is a knight who has lived in loyalty to the Wazlov family, so naturally the Viscount thought he would take it according to the will of the Wazlov family owner. Viscount Goloun and Zinger are old twinks, even more so. But out of Zinger's mouth were words that stunned the Viscount.
"If you want to bring me here against my will, I will take care of you for as long as I live."
It is as if it were relative to the enemy. But the high temperature of Zinger's emotions reflects that of the Lord Norma. That means that Goloun has pissed off Norma so much.
When this happens, it also becomes absurd that Zinger's affiliation is with the Wazlov family.
Whether the knight's affiliation with the daughter I put out to my daughter-in-law is the original house or the fiancée is a delicate issue, but there are similarities in this case. When a daughter who gave it to her daughter-in-law dies, the attached knight often returns to her original home, but sometimes serves children in her fiancée as she is. Which house might pay the knight's salary, varies. In short, it may vary depending on the case.
Viscount Goloun made the switch seem like a skilled diplomat. And when he arose from the couch, he put his hands upon his chest, and drooped his head, and apologized.
The apology is for treating Norma, the successor of the Goncourt family, as if he were a Wazlov family person.
Norma was also unwilling to hunt down the Viscount any more, so he accepted the apology with pleasure.
Then the Viscount once again invited Norma to Mashagian.
But Norma told me that he was in the midst of a business that was extremely important to him right now, and how, even though Marquis Mashagyne invited him, he refused to have time to go far away, and that if there was still an urgent matter that I really had to go to Mashagyne, there was no way to make a decision unless he told me what the matter was.
The Viscount explained that although he is not allowed to reveal the contents of the matter, this is an important issue that must not be left out by several high-ranking aristocrats in this country.
Norma asked if the problem had anything to do with the Goncourt family.
The Viscount had nothing to do with it.
After thus rocking Viscount Sanzan to secure the lead in the negotiations, Norma conditionally accepted to visit Mashagyne.
That condition is to make sure that you can return to the voca within thirty days of leaving the voca, and to swear that you will never let them do anything without Norma's consent.
When Viscount Goloun took an oath on the spot, Norma acted quickly. He immediately ordered Findin to support him in his journey, briefed the writer Lacruz on the circumstances, and held a meeting with him while he was away, leaving Voca the following day.
Zinger, Findin, Eda, and one of the samurai were accompanied.
Eda volunteered to accompany her from herself. It would have been comforting if Eda had accompanied us as a norm, and we thought that we would not detain Eda so much as the Wazlov family, beyond the words of the Medicine Holy.
At first, we talked about adding three samurai. Norma thought she didn't need a samurai or anything, and even the Wazlov family has been pointing samurai to take care of Norma's surroundings. But neither Prado nor Cannell gave way to this being a matter of decency as a home, and I could not refuse to take only one person. Norma also did not take the carriage provided by the Wazlov family, but the Goncourt family carriage. One of your men was named.
Two knights had been offered by the Wazlov family, but the older knight was someone Zinger had once coached and deeply respected Zinger. There was also respect in the eyes of the young knight looking at Zinger. Therefore, the line traveled smoothly under the direction of Zinger. Once attacked by a few spider monkeys and again by bandits, none of them were driven away by Eda with the "Bow of Isiah" and no man or carriage was scratched at all. The two knights were greatly surprised to learn that the Healer of Medicine Saints was an armed adventurer. The Wazlov family maid was unspoken, and well done, and Norma didn't feel any discomfort on the road.
On the road, Norma spent a lot of time in the wazlov family carriage. During my journey, I wanted to get as much information as possible from Viscount Goloun about the Wazlov family and its surroundings.
The carriage arrived in Mashajane in fourteen days.
Norma was led to the guest building. Very nice room. The bath was ready and dinner was served.
And the next day, Norma met Wazlov family owner Manfrey face-to-face. Zinger, Findin and Edda were present.
Manfrey is forty-one this year. Although he is a cousin, he is fourteen years older than Norma.
"Lord Norma Goncourt, heir of the Goncourt family, if you are busy, thank you very much for visiting at my request. Long time no see, Norma."
"Yes. Long time no see, Master Manfrey"