Chapter 905: Your Druid Path Seems to Have Got Wrong

"Please state your purpose." An officer raised his hand to stop the carriage and asked in a deep voice.

Upon hearing this, Becasi got off the carriage, took out the silver medal representing her identity, and handed it to the officer of the Star-Moon Castle Guard for inspection.

The officer took the silver medal, took off the magic equipment around his waist, and placed the silver medal in it.

The next moment, a message appeared in the air.

"Becasi, the third secretary of the defense department of the Qixing City Lord's Mansion in Qixing County, is 39 years old and a low-level silver swordsman. His direct superior is the governor of Qixing County and the chief steward of Qixing County, Baird."

After completing the inspection, the officer returned the silver medal, looked at the three elves on the carriage, and without asking any further questions, waved his hand to let his subordinates go.

His inspection was only responsible for verifying identity information. As for the purpose of going to Xingyue Castle, there was naturally a second checkpoint responsible for that.

After decades of development, three checkpoints have been formed outside Xingyue Fort.

The first outpost checks identity information and stops illegal trespassers and those who mistakenly enter the outskirts of the castle.

The second outpost reviewed the information, inquired about the reason, and sent soldiers to the castle to report the matter.

The third outpost is located one kilometer outside the castle wall. It is called an inspection outpost, but it serves more as a guard of honor.

Back in the carriage, Becasi looked at the checkpoint gradually disappearing from sight and suddenly remembered something from the past.

It is said that Xingyue Castle originally did not have a sentry post, but Chief Steward Baird would block the door from time to time, which made the lord very worried, so he set up a sentry post to buy himself time to escape.

Of course, this idea was just their private speculation, and no one had the courage to ask the general manager or the lord.

"Mr. Bekasi, what's wrong?" Moon Elf Theresa Angara looked at Bekasi's thoughtful expression and couldn't help but ask.

"Nothing." Becasi came back to her senses and said with a smile, "Ms. Theresa, I was just thinking about some past events. I'm sorry for ignoring you."

“Sir Becasi, I wonder if you can continue to tell me about your past. I can pay you.” Theresa Angara took out a low-level magic crystal from her space ring, handed it to the other party, blinked her big eyes, and spoke.

Seeing this generous little girl, Becasi was stunned for a moment, then she pushed the low-level magic crystal back and said, "Ms. Theresa, if you want to listen, I can continue to explain. As for the reward, that's not necessary."

"Do you not like it?"

Seeing this, Becasi was about to explain the reason, but she found that Theresa put away the low-level magic crystal and took out an exquisite dagger from the space ring.

"Mr. Becasi, how about this as a reward?"

"Ma'am, please don't test me." Becasi pushed the dagger back and said, "Military regulations stipulate that you cannot accept bribes from others in the territory."

Theresa tilted her head and asked curiously, "Can we collect it outside the territory?"

When Becasi heard this, she was stunned and didn't know how to respond for a moment.

The forest elf swordsman at the side was quick to pull his young master back, and with an apologetic look on his face, he said to Becasi: "I'm sorry, it was my young master who offended me."

"It's okay." Becasi shook her head and responded.

After resolving the awkwardness between the two parties, Becasi continued to talk about her past.

……

In the inner city of Star-Moon Castle, Weilin finished his meditation, came out of the training chamber, stretched himself, and saw Hilda walking towards him in a hurry.

When Weilin saw this, a hint of joy flashed in his eyes, but he quickly returned to his calm state.

"Master, good afternoon." Hilda came to Weilin and bowed respectfully.

"I need your help with something."

Upon hearing this, Hilda opened her mouth and replied, "Master, a guard came to report that a moon elf wants to see you."

"Moon Elf, who is that?" Weilin asked with a puzzled look on his face.

"Theresa Angara," Hilda answered truthfully.

"Angara?"

Weilin suddenly realized what was happening, and immediately told Hilda, "Go and ask the kitchen to make some cakes, and then go and call Kyle over."

"Yes, Master."

Hilda placed her hands on her stomach, bowed her head, and turned away.

Weilin came to the window, opened it, leaned on the windowsill, felt the breeze, and murmured to himself: "Theresa Angara, if nothing unexpected happens, she should be a member of the tribe of Lord Partridge, the Lord of the Angara Tree Domain of the Moon Elf Kingdom. I just don't know why she came to me."

In less than a moment, Kyle arrived at the third floor of the castle. Looking at his master who was in a daze, he walked over quietly and waited quietly.

After a long time, Weilin came back to his senses, turned to look at Kyle, and said, "You didn't even tell me you were here."

"My lord, it is a great sin to disturb your thoughts." Hearing this, Kyle bowed and saluted, then replied with a smile.

"Hehe, if that's the case, you can give me a ten-day or half-month vacation." Seeing this, Weilin climbed up the pole and said, "It's almost October, and the Star Praying Day is coming. It's a good time to have fun with the people."

Seeing this, Kyle thought about it seriously, finally nodded, and answered: "Only seven days, any more will be gone."

"Then it's settled. Seven days of vacation. You can't go back on your word."

As soon as Kyle finished speaking, Weilin couldn't wait to speak, fearing that this guy would go back on his word.

"Master, it's time to get down to business." Kyle stared at his master and spoke.

Seeing this, Weilin opened the window sill and said, "What do you think is the purpose of Theresa Angara's visit to me?"

"My lord, do you still remember what Lord Patrich said?" Kyle said.

When Weilin heard this, the scene of meeting Angara Tree Territory Lord Partridge emerged in his mind. He only remembered that the other party had said...

"Your druid path seems to have gone astray."

"Yes, my lord. Domain Lord Partridge said this the first time he saw you." Seeing this, Kyle added, "I still remember him saying, 'Every natural creature has the right to choose its own path. Perhaps you will become the founder of a new profession.'"

"Forehead--"

Weilin touched his head and showed an awkward smile on his face. He seemed to realize something and said a little embarrassedly: "You don't mean to say that this Theresa Angara is here to become my disciple, do you?"

"My lord, I think this possibility is the most likely. After all, you owed a favor to Patrick, the Lord of the Angara Tree Domain." Kyle replied.