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Keriya had known this would happen since he knew he was coming to the Knight Academy, and he had already prepared for it.

The applause was warm, and it was even denser than when Sokia gave a speech. After all, people with high strength are more welcomed by these students in the auditorium.

Kria made a quiet gesture before the applause stopped.

Keriya's clear voice sounded in the auditorium: "It's a great honor for me to leave something on the way you grow up..."

The eyes of the students below are all focused on him. To be honest, although the Earl is well-known in the kingdom, he is not in the kingdom all year round, and the students are detained in the academy most of the time, and they can see him with their own eyes. There are very few people, and among these young people, most of the "legends" of Kerry are passed down.

Most of their admiration for Kerry is because of those "legends" and a drifting attitude.

When the first person expresses his intention to become Kerry's subordinate knight, the second and third will follow suit, and finally everyone has such a thought in their hearts.

As one of these people, Gastway was somewhat rational when he met Kria, and he knew how to observe Kria.

The earl himself gave him a softer feeling than he had imagined, and he didn't look aggressive at all.

But Gastway knew how powerful this body was.

but……

All eyes in the audience were focused on Keriya, and Gastvi was just one of them. Keriya didn't pay attention to him anymore, and his speech continued.

Sokia drew the big pie of the future for these graduates, and Keriya told them some things that need to be paid attention to in the future, in terms of martial arts and contracted beasts. In order to prevent his speech from being too dry and tasteless, he He also talked about some of the things he encountered.

The entire auditorium was silent, and everyone was immersed in Keriya's speech. What Keriya said was more practical for them at the moment.

Originally, Gastevi's attention was on Kriya, but after Kriya's speech, his attention shifted from Kriya to the content of his speech.

The sliver of dissonance he saw in Keria was also left behind by Gastevi.

When Kriya finished his speech, some students did not react, and more students were thinking about what Kriya said.

Seeing the pensive looks of these students, Keriya breathed a sigh of relief. He prepared for today's speech, but he had never done such a thing when he was away. This kind of thing is not suitable for him. Qi Ya had the news he wanted to know, and he didn't want to come.

Keriya walked to where Sokia was, and whispered in Sokia's ear: "Remember what you said yesterday."

Sokia rolled her eyes indecently, but fortunately no one noticed the movements of the two of them now, she replied in a low voice: "You will know."

Kria finished what she promised, and was about to pass by her when Sokia grabbed her wrist.

Sokia raised her voice and let her voice spread throughout the auditorium: "We have another purpose for coming here today."

In an instant, countless pairs of eyes were on the two of them. Caught off guard, Klia felt as if he was about to be overwhelmed. He almost couldn't hold back his expression, but these years were not in vain. It quickly changed back to the expression it should have now.

He knew that Her Majesty the Queen brought him here for other purposes.

Coming here to speak is just a pretense.

Keriya felt that he should be smiling now, with confidence in mind, as if Her Majesty the Queen had discussed it with him.

Sokia let go of him, but Keriya couldn't just leave at this time. This would not only embarrass Sokia, but also didn't conform to what Kerry would do in this situation.

He stood aside with a relaxed expression, but only he knew how much he wanted to leave.

If no one present knew him, he would have just turned around and left.

Sokia: "I heard that many people in the kingdom want to become Kerry's subordinate knights?"

According to the relationship between Her Majesty the Queen and the Earl, it is not surprising that Her Majesty directly called the Earl by his name.

Someone already said "yes" below.

Someone else asked directly: "Does the Earl want to accept the subordinate knight?"

For this kind of question, Sokia smiled and didn't answer, although she really wanted to affirm directly, but she couldn't do so.

"No." Sokia said.

Many students showed disappointed expressions, and even Keriya felt a little strange.

Sogia continued: "But as my subordinate, Earl Kerry must have listened to me." She turned to look at Kerry and said two words, "Isn't it?"

Keria looked at her squarely: "Her Majesty is right."

An upright man like his brother would not betray the kingdom, and would not refute Her Majesty's "order"—in front of so many people.

Sokia smiled: "In this case, I will decide today to select a candidate for Earl Kerry as a knight."

The students in the auditorium were all noisy, and the dean was also a little surprised, obviously he didn't expect things to develop like this.

Sokia said: "I'm not someone who makes things difficult for others. If any of you don't want to become Earl Kerry's subordinate knight, then you can leave here now."

Some of these students hesitated, some whispered, but none of them walked out of the auditorium.

The auditorium gradually became quiet from the noise. At this time, Keriya stepped forward and stood beside Sokia, and said, "Please think about it, students, and don't rush to make a decision. You are all students of the Knight Academy. I believe you will also Knowing that being a subordinate knight is not so easy."

More Kriya couldn't say it, and it would be insulting for him to say it.

A subordinate knight sounds good, but in fact it is just a vassal of a person. At the beginning, you have to call that person "master", and you can only change other names with the master's consent.

If the master tells the subordinate knight to go east, he cannot go west.

When Keria learned about this, she once wondered maliciously whether the subordinate knights evolved from slaves, otherwise how could the two be so similar in some respects?

Keriya saw some people hesitating, but still no one went out, he said: "You are all knights, you must dare to face yourselves and be worthy of yourself. You should have learned this way." Subordination to knights and knights are essentially There is no difference', but in my opinion, a subordinate knight is much more humble than a knight, and I personally hope that all of you don't become other people's subordinate knights."

Finally, a person walked out.

Keria secretly breathed a sigh of relief, as long as someone walked out, he would have a way to refuse this kind of thing.