But Lorne is the lord of the Fast Territory, and how they manage the territory is their own business.
Grover wanted to use this to make a fuss without hurting their roots, but it was better to do less than to do more.
If the other party really wanted to focus on this problem, Celine had no choice but to temporarily lay off Grant and others.
Poor Lao Ge didn't know that he was facing an unemployment crisis, but he still wanted to get over it.
Fortunately, after being glared at by Celine, the wise guy immediately went back to where he should be.
Old Wolf's place is where he goes.
The gap between commoners and nobles cannot be eliminated overnight by Lorne.
Even if Grant assumed the title of chief tax officer, most nobles with surnames would still not give him a good look.
But Lorne also took a fancy to Grant and his friends' inability to integrate into the aristocratic group, because only in this way could he safely use people like Grant to do things.
Even when he saw Grover approaching Grant, he was not worried about what the noble Habs family members could get from the philistine Grant.
When he saw Grant taking out a money bag from a distance and trying to please Grover, His Excellency the Viscount's face turned pale with anger, which made the beast snicker for a long time.
When Celine took Grover to sit down, he stopped snickering and tried his best to fulfill his responsibility as a host.
It's just that Grover, who is used to seeing big scenes, doesn't take Lorne's country banquet seriously at all, and it is too far-fetched to say that a group of people gathered together for a casual meal and called it a banquet.
There is no venue, not even a dance floor.
It was just a welcome dinner at best, and Grover was not an ignorant Grant, so he refused to accept Lorne's attentiveness.
When he was facing Weir and several other Tuke knights on the long table, the Viscount repeatedly signaled.
Looking at the momentum, Lorne is 100% sure that the other party will meet with Weir and others in private.
Taking advantage of the gap between Grover and Weir's conversation, he whispered to Molly on the side: "Tell them to be sensible and not to say things they shouldn't say."
"I've looked after them and they know what to do."
When it comes to dealing with Grover, Molly and Lorne still have a united front.
She would not fall out with Lorne until she was canonized by the Grand Duke of the North.
And how to convince Grover also needs to rely on Lorn.
At this time, holding Lorn back is causing trouble for himself.
Lorne's worries were indeed unnecessary.
In the opinion of Weir and others, Bill did fall off his horse and died.
This is true, and Eddie's accident can also be attributed to Dark's mistake.
Whether asked in public or privately, what Weir said would not change.
What's more, now that Jed has become an idiot, the Tuk family's hope can only be pinned on Molly's son.
Before Molly's son was officially recognized, Weir and the others would not deliberately try to undermine Lorne.
As for the remaining guys, they were either not enough, or they had already defected to Lorne or Molly.
On the surface, Tukling seemed to be working together, and within one meal, Grover discovered the fact that he was superfluous.
But who let them, the Habsburg family, be the ones in control of the North?
Without the nod of the Grand Duke of the North, no matter how perfect Lorne's work was, it was just drawing water from a bamboo basket.
After Grover basically met the people in Tukland and realized that he could not find a starting point from Tukland, he immediately decided to go to Fastland to have a look.
Originally, the main purpose of his visit this time was not to investigate Bill's death.
If he wanted to investigate Lorne carefully, he had to go to Fast.
"Baron Fast, before investigating the matter of Baron Tuke, I wonder if I can go to your fiefdom first.
I heard that the reason for your initial conflict was also a territorial dispute.
I hope to see the place that caused your dispute first. " In the feudal world, the most important thing to investigate the authenticity of events is the testimony of witnesses.
Lorn has already satisfied Grover on this point.
But now Grover wants to see his fiefdom.
What does it mean?
He couldn't figure out what the other party was up to, but Lorne couldn't stop a member of the Habs family.
"Since Your Excellency the Viscount is interested in visiting my fiefdom, of course I welcome it.
As for the territorial dispute, I need to declare that it is the legal territory of my Fast family.
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I can provide corresponding evidence."
Lorne was certain that Grover would not get entangled in such matters.
Because even if it was a dispute caused by Lorne's attempt to occupy the territory of the Took family, it was only a matter between the two families.
If they did not receive a letter requesting mediation, the Habs family would not run around just for the sake of two young barons. go.
"I'm glad that the Baron can cooperate with my work.
After listening to everyone here, I also want to believe that the death of Baron Birtuk was just an accident.
But please understand my difficulties.
The Grand Duke has entrusted me with such an important task, so I cannot end it hastily.
When everything is clear, I will definitely apologize to everyone here in person. " Grover was being falsely polite again, but if the other person was really as cordial as he sounded.
After eating and drinking, it's time to take Lorne's gold coins and leave.
Where can things be as troubled as now?
The abnormal behavior aroused Celine's suspicion.
She knew the aristocratic character well and did not believe that Grover was a loyal person.
Even if it is an order from the Grand Duke, with their moth-like nature, it is normal for them to do it perfunctorily.
Thinking of discussing it with Lorne while she had time, Celine stalled for time and said: "Everyone here is very clear about His Excellency the Viscount's impartiality, and the fact that the Grand Duke can choose Your Excellency to complete such an important task also shows the Viscount's noble character.
However, you can work better if you take a moderate rest.
It's getting late today, so why don't you, Lord Viscount, take a rest for the night?
We will set off again tomorrow morning, what do you think?"
After walking for more than ten days, Grover really needed a good rest.
It was expected that it wouldn't hurt to give Lorne one night, not to mention that he also brought a lot of subordinates.
If Lorne really made any moves tonight, he would definitely be exposed in the panic.
Gladly agreeing with Celine's opinion, Grover, who had eaten and drank enough, quietly motioned to his men to monitor Lorne and then walked towards his room under the guidance of the Tuke family servants.
After the banquet was dismissed, Lorne and his son, Molly and his daughter also needed to re-discuss Grover's attitude.
The other party's weird behavior all showed how complicated the matter was, but how could they know Grover's true purpose without sources of information
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