Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

Dam agreed with his father's words very much, and even felt sorry that his sister was going to marry a nouveau riche governor.

With this feeling in mind, Damu embarked on the journey to the gray-collar workers.

The reason is easy to find. The nobles of Tongshan Territory choose a representative to surrender in person to Gray Territory, and Linde has to give him face and meet him.

Upon hearing that they were coming to surrender, the Gray and White Territory's army did not stop them along the way. Although the fighting was fierce, the exchanges between the people of both sides were not affected. Thanks to this, Dam basically passed the test easily along the way, and left some people behind in the name of trade, ready to spread the newly composed songs of the Copper Mountain Territory nobles.

Most of them said that Reina was a jealous woman with a vicious heart. She relied on being Lars's eldest daughter to do whatever she wanted and was not polite. Some even started personal attacks and felt that Reina was no longer worthy of the Governor.

If attacking Lind was because these nobles ran to the front line every day and these nobles left a way out for themselves, then attacking nobles like Reina was purely letting oneself go.

Dean even had a flash of inspiration and said in the ballad that Reina had ulterior motives and wanted to control the gray-collar workers through the Lars family and sideline Linde, because in the eyes of these nobles, Reina could indeed do it.

The nobles did not believe that any lord could tolerate such a thing to happen. When the ballad was composed, the nobles were even holding a celebration banquet.

But in order not to alert the enemy, Dam listened to his father and those nobles and did not rush to spread the news at first. Instead, he set a time and started spreading it when Dam was about to reach the age of gray-collar.

By the time Dam and Governor Lind mention their sister, these songs will have spread to Gray Collar as well.

Dam basically walked and stopped along the way. The closer he got to the gray-white-collar area, the more prosperous it was. Dam spent two days playing in Black Iron City alone. While cursing Linde in his heart for being a nouveau riche, he reluctantly left Black Iron City.

When he saw the gray-collar workers and the obelisks rising into the sky that were different from traditional wizard towers, Dam even had an urge to worship them.

Black Iron City also has an obelisk of this style, but it is obviously not as shocking as the one in Gray and White Collar.

The gray-collar world is like another world, and it even makes Dam feel inferior.

But the more he saw the prosperity of the gray-collar world, the more excited Dam became. If his sister successfully married Lind, wouldn't all of this be his?

Dam has even thought about it. When his sister becomes rich in the future, he will ask her to give the Black Iron City to him. Then he can play with it however he wants, right?

Linde didn't actually care too much about the fact that the nobles of Tongshan Territory personally elected a representative to surrender.

In Lind's opinion, it was nothing more than that the nobles of Tongshan Territory were dissatisfied with the current surrender conditions and wanted to find someone to talk to him in detail.

However, when Lind met Damm, he was still quite surprised. After all, Lind did not expect that the person who came to talk was a young boy.

Dam was not very satisfied with this meeting. After all, the meeting was held in Lind's study, which was a relatively private occasion and not very formal. There were only Lind and some guards and maids present, which made Dam very dissatisfied.

Dam has now placed himself in the position of "brother-in-law", and he is more likely to show off, so he simply said to Lind: "Governor, don't you think it's a bit shabby to meet with the noble representatives of our Tongshan Territory here?"

In Dam's expectation, there should be a welcoming ceremony under the huge obelisk, and it would be best if all the important gray-collar officials were invited.

Linde frowned. These old nobles were so troublesome.

But Tongshan Territory does have some important mineral resources, so Lind patiently asked, "Where do you want to talk?"

Dam originally wanted to go to the bottom of the giant obelisk, but when he saw that Lind was a little unhappy, he immediately lowered his request and said, "Just go to the hall. I have something very important to report to the Governor. Be sure to call more people."

Hearing that it was an important matter, Linde looked at the work at hand and found that it was basically done, so he said, "Okay, then please take a rest first, we will talk later."

Although Dam Ambrose asked Lind to call more people, most of the gray-collar officials were very busy and had no time to pay attention to a noble representative from Copper Mountain Territory unless it was something really important.

So when Lind met Dam again in the hall, only Yolanda, who was relatively free, and Colin, who was not a spy and had been depressed, came to support him. Tia, who liked to watch the fun, also came over curiously.

Seeing that there was no one around Lind, Damm knew that the Governor's wife from the Lars family was not present. Since she was not present now, she didn't have to be present in the future, Damm thought.

After a brief greeting, Lind asked, "So? Does Tongshan Territory have anything important to say? Is it about your mine? Or is there any important intelligence?"

Lind had asked Lucanus before coming, but it was impossible for Lucanus to keep an eye on all the nobles in the North. The Copper Mountain Territory was just a noble territory with mineral resources and a long history. There was nothing special about it.

Lucanus had no way of knowing that this place was about to become special.

"No, our family, or rather our Tongshan Territory, has a gift for you, my Lord."

Dam, who had been searched, stepped forward quickly and slowly spread out a magic scroll in front of Lind. There was no dagger or anything hidden in it, but a portrait.

"Governor, this is a magical portrait of my sister Lise. What do you think of it?"

Linde, who had already guessed what the other party was thinking, sighed helplessly. So they called everyone over just for this matter?

But for the sake of politeness, Lind still said, "Well, your painting skills are pretty good."

Tia on the side couldn't help but burst out laughing.

This was already a rejection, and Linde had no plans to marry again.

But Dam seemed not to understand what Lind meant, and continued to ask: "Governor, what do you think of my sister?"

Linde was already a little impatient. Was this idiot just here to cause trouble? Did he really have to reject him directly?

"She is so elegant and dignified. I guess your sister is very popular in the local area?"

To be honest, being with a beauty like Renatia every day, who likes to rub against him before sleeping, Linde has long lost those worldly desires for other women.

Whether from the tone or the following sentence, any noble with a little common sense would end the topic, but Dam had no experience. Instead, when he heard Lind's praise and saw that Reina, the Governor's wife, was not there, he immediately said, "Governor, the Governor's wife has no children, does not know etiquette, is vulgar and barbaric, and does not look as good as my sister. Why don't you let my sister serve you?"

Dam, who had not yet noticed the rapid drop in temperature at the scene, continued to whisper to Lind: "Besides, isn't the Governor worried that his wife will rebel? The Governor's wife is quite powerful now."