Chapter 68: The little thoughts of the knight leader

I also knew that it was impossible to just listen to Cosi's side of the story about such a big thing as a knight commander being attacked.

Although anyone with a discerning eye could see that this attack had nothing to do with Samuel, he was simply implicated.

But the knight commander, who had been idle recently and was bored, became interested in this matter. If he insisted on using his name to get involved, Mogu had no choice.

He could only choose to have Corsi brought over and give an explanation to the Lord Knight.

However, for such a big matter, it was obviously unreasonable for the two of them to do nothing and just wait for Cosi's explanation. Besides, they were also very interested in Andal's existence, so even before Cosi was brought to this office, His experiences during this period have been checked out by the two of them, and even some small details that even Corsi himself did not remember were sorted out and placed on the desk.

The reason why I wanted to call Cosi over and listen to him repeat it was just to see if he had any other situations and to ask some more in-depth questions.

Looking at Kosi, who was still a little confused, Mogu, who had some exchanges with Samuel, finally remembered his identity as the dean. He pointed at Andal and explained to Cosi: "That's it, your Warcraft..."

He told the story of Andal's feats in a clear and logical manner. To Cosi's ears, it was as if the dean had told him a fairy tale.

After listening, Kesi's face was full of dreams and his mind was blank.

"An Andal...is he so strong..."

Mogu has a dark face.

This kid, after hearing this, he actually had such an idea?

Strong or not, your monster attacked the knight commander and his classmates!

Samuel smiled too.

It's been a long time since he's seen such a courageous trainee knight, or should I say he lacks a brain?

"Corsi, right?"

Standing up from the sofa, Samuel held the cub and walked up to Kesi. Even though he was wearing casual clothes, he still showed a powerful aura.

"How about I buy this magical beast of yours for one thousand gold?"

Without thinking, Corsi gave his answer.

"I'm sorry, Lord Knight, Andal won't sell it!"

"Think about it again."

Samuel's smile did not change.

"If you attack a classmate in school, you will be punished with a demerit. It will have an impact on your future entry into the Knights. But if I buy it, this matter has nothing to do with you. Any problems will be borne by me."

Kesi still shook his head firmly.

Just punish them.

Anyway, it was Andal's punishment just to vent his anger, so it's not a loss!

But selling Andal is absolutely not an option!

Let's not talk about Andal's potential. He would not measure this relationship with money.

He carried Andal to the academy, watched it hatch out of its shell, and took care of it as it grew up. Every time he returned to the dormitory, he could see the tiny cub running towards him.

This kind of affection and companionship is far more important than a thousand gold coins in Kesi's eyes.