Farming with Entries: From Lord to Emperor Chapter 550 - 279: The Earl of the Tulip’s Thoughts (Part 2)

"Alright, sir."

Harris nodded, then his eyes lit up, "Are you using this thod to protect Lord Luo De?"

"Handling a spellcaster who has gained demon heritage, that child is easily envied by others."

The Earl of the Tulip said leisurely, "It’s said that dragon blood is a precious material that can extend one’s lifespan, and if our majesty finds out, it wouldn’t be good news."

Harris nodded, "So you use even more outrageous rumors to make everyone disbelieve Lord Luo De’s feats, thus hiding the truth?"

"Smart as always."

The Earl of the Tulip cursed disdainfully, then continued, "Then I’ll weave another very realistic rumor."

"For example, dragon’s breath is nothing more than oil, and the entire thing was orchestrated by the Earl of the Red Griffin."

"The Earl of the Red Griffin has always been disguising himself as a pig to lower Susanna’s guard, then used a spell scroll to kill Susanna."

"That’s also why, after Susanna’s death, the Earl of the Red Griffin could move freely."

"You are so wise, sir!"

Harris exclaid in surprise, "When all the exaggerated rumors are spreading everywhere, your later story will surely be more convincing!"

"At such an old age, I still have to think about these things for him, it’s really exhausting!"

The Earl of the Tulip leaned back in his chair, closed his eyes, and rubbed his forehead painfully,

"That child has such powerful strength and cured the Earl of the Red Griffin, yet doesn’t know to send any gifts on my initial birthdate, really lacking in etiquette."

"Well... if I may speak frankly, sir, he might not even know when your initial birthdate is."

Harris said quietly, "After all, you have never invited Lord Luo De."

"You..."

The Earl of the Tulip opened his mouth to refute but finally just sighed.

Harris’s statent was not entirely groundless.

Because even if he hadn’t invited Luo De, the news of the Earl’s initial birthdate would still spread during banquets.

But what the Earl of the Tulip couldn’t deny was that for the past ten or so years, he truly had never paid attention to Luo De, this son.

"The past is behind us; starting this year, I won’t let him off."

The Earl of the Tulip waved his hand impatiently, as if shooing a fly,

"Alright, hurry up and make arrangents."

"Yes, sir."

Harris responded respectfully and promptly turned to leave.

"Wait a mont."

Just as Harris was about to open the door to leave, he was suddenly called by the Earl of the Tulip.

"Sir, is there anything else you need?" Harris turned and asked.

"How many wizard fantasy novels do you have over there?"

The Earl of the Tulip said leisurely, "Bring so later, I want to take a look."

...

...

Black Pine Ridge, Frost Leaf Town.

Towering walls stood tall, the heavy gates open, welcoming its returning owner.

Though its owner did not enter through the gate, but walked straight into its heart.

The model of Winter Manor was already built, and Avril stood on the steps at the entrance, dressed in a light blue gown, sunlight dancing on her golden hair, making it sparkle.

Her face adorned with a sweet smile, eyes shimring brightly, chasing the figure descending from the sky.

As two young dragons folded their wings and landed, Avril quickly ran down the steps, throwing herself into the arms of the man dismounting from the dragon.

"Darling!"

Avril buried her head in Luo De’s embrace, quietly showering her longing.

Lawrence, Durant, and Rein were also there to welco him, but at this mont, none of them spoke, all silently waiting.

After a long ti, Luo De lifted Avril and gently kissed her forehead.

Luo De smiled, "Alright, hold on a bit longer and it’ll be dark."

"Thank you for your hard work, darling."

Avril wrapped her arms around Luo De’s arm, "Thank you for curing father."

"It’s my duty."

Luo De withdrew his arm, encircling Avril’s slender waist, whispering in her ear, "Besides, now that the Earl is healed, there will be soone to help manage that vast territory."

Avril nodded vigorously in agreent, and the two turned together to walk into the manor.

They saw Luo De return, imdiately stood to bow.

"Welco ho."

Laurend and Durant bowed in respect together.

Luo De waved his hand, smiled, and said, "You’ve worked hard during this ti."

"It is our honor to serve you."

Luo De nodded, "Let’s go inside and talk."

"Please."

The crowd made way and then followed Luo De’s figure into the lord’s hall.

Luo De sat down and gestured for the others to sit, ordering, "First, report the situation of the territory."

"Laurend, anything noteworthy during this ti?"

"Everything within the territory is normal, sir."

Laurend opened the record book in his hand, clearing his throat.

"The vegetables planted in late spring have mostly matured, manpower has been arranged, ready for harvest at any ti."

"There’s not enough storage in the cellars, so I’ve sent Xue Rui with people to build new ones."

"The two mines on the east side of Black Pine Ridge have gradually started operations, I dispatched another two hundred slaves over there..."

...

Lawrence reported the affairs of the territory one by one, Luo De listening attentively, not showing any impatience.

"There’s only one bad news,"

Lawrence exhaled deeply, "The prices in the border town have risen threefold, especially spices, fabrics, and southern herbs, the things we lack."

"Hmm, the border town has acted."

Luo De nodded, "How is the road on the west side?"

As he spoke, Luo De looked towards Xue Rui in the corner.

"Sir, the comrcial road traversing through the Black Stone Mountain Range has been initially completed!"