The Knight's Journey to the Empire

The office area of ​​the [Navy Training Camp] was the last stop that Plant and Aldridge took Soran to visit.

In the office here, Soran also met Lord Fatis, one of the two main leaders of the new [Angliss Islands] Navy.

As for the other main person in charge, Lord Uhtred, he led the 2000 navy soldiers on warships to the open sea for naval combat training today.

Lord Fatis is an important retainer under Countess Katis, and possesses the strength of a superior knight.

Therefore, whether in terms of strength or status, Sauron is half a step inferior to the other party.

So when Sauron came to the [Navy Training Camp] for a visit and inspection today, the other party did not have to greet him at the door in person. Instead, he could sit leisurely in the office, drinking hot tea while waiting for Sauron's arrival.

But despite this, Lord Fatis did not have any arrogance or prejudice towards Soran!

As soon as they met in the office, Lord Fatis stood up first and greeted Soran enthusiastically: "Hello, Viscount Soran! Welcome to visit the [Navy Training Camp]!"

The tone of their voice was so familiar, as if the two were good friends who had not seen each other for many years.

"Lord Fatis, Sir Colbert has mentioned your name to me many times! After meeting you today, I can see that you are indeed extraordinary!" Soran responded to him enthusiastically.

Although Soran has been cooperating with Countess Katis for more than a year.

But among the three powerful upper knights under Countess Katis, he only had a relatively in-depth relationship with Sir Colbert.

Therefore, apart from seeing Lord Fatis and Lord Uhtred during meetings, Soran did not have much contact with them.

Moreover, as the saying goes: Don’t hit someone who smiles at you!

You have to know that the other party is now actively showing goodwill to him, so Sauron must not be ungrateful and take advantage of it.

After all, offending a powerful upper-level knight is definitely a very unwise choice.

"Haha! So that's how it is!" Lord Fatis laughed and continued, "Viscount Soran, I've actually heard Doug Johnson talk a lot about your deeds!"

"So now I am also very curious about you!"

"Oh! Lord, you also know Doug Johnson!" Soran suddenly exclaimed in surprise.

But as soon as he finished saying this, he realized what was going on.

At that time, Doug Johnson led the territory guard of [White Bear Territory] and went to the south of the Kingdom of Midburg on behalf of Soran to support the front-line defense line.

At the same time, Countess Catis also sent an army to support the front line.

The army sent by Countess Katis was led by Lord Fatis and Lord Utred.

At that time, Soran even asked Doug Johnson to go south with them!

So if you think about it carefully, they must have met at that time.

"Haha! I not only know this brat Doug Johnson, but he is almost making me mad!" Lord Fati said angrily without hiding his feelings.

And looking at the other party's exaggerated yet real expression, Soran didn't think it was fake!

So he could only ask cautiously: "Excuse me, Lord, I wonder how this guy Doug Johnson made you angry!"

"Tell me, I'll teach him a lesson for you as soon as I get back."

It is indeed unwise to offend a powerful upper knight.

So Soran had already decided in his mind that even if he had to beat Doug Johnson up directly, he had to find a way to calm Lord Fatis down first.

Lord Fatis saw this and said with some emotion and helplessness: "It was at the beginning. I saw that the boy was tall and strong, and had a good talent for cultivation. I wanted to take him as my apprentice and train and teach him carefully!"

"But that kid actually refused to agree, saying, 'I have already pledged my loyalty to the Viscount and cannot become his disciple without his consent.'"

"I am so angry! I am a great knight after all, and I personally asked him to recruit me, but he refused! He even refused in public without giving me the face!"

"Lord Soran, don't you think this is infuriating?"

"Uh..." For a moment, Soran was speechless.

Because he never thought that the reason why Doug Johnson made Lord Fatis angry was actually this.

So he was a little confused whether Doug Johnson's approach was right or wrong!

After all, Lord Fatis's actions could be said to be poaching his people; and Doug Johnson's choice to directly refuse was undoubtedly a manifestation of his loyalty to Soran.

And how could Sauron be so harsh on a man who remained loyal to him even when he was leading troops away from home?