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The girl showed Adalard a stack of already completed reports and clarified whether he planned to review them himself first, or if everything should be handed directly to the responsible person.
- That which promises us the future turns this information into a valuable treasure trove of tactical superiority. - Such was the lord's assessment after a brief acquaintance with what was written. - When the work on the reports is finished, bring them straight to me.
— I also cannot fail to note how Lord Aldelion distinguished himself at the archery competition. I do not know who taught him archery, but that mentor achieved magnificent results! A rare marksman at such a young age can make 9 hits out of 10 in a volley. If Lady Amelia were alive, she would be absolutely delighted.
- It is more than natural that the heir of Gildaria has great potential. - Adalard pondered whether it might make sense to consider a possible rapprochement between his house and the Valentine family through a marriage between his heir and the Knight of Wind, but soon decided to leave these thoughts for another occasion. - Alas, he is still very far from his peak.
In response to the last statement, Stefania merely politely agreed:
She did not want to point out how inappropriately the young heir of Grimm was behaving. And why say something that could theoretically negatively affect her career?
— Regarding the records — it shall be done!
With that, she departed. The girl was once again left alone with her thoughts. She was mentally preparing for the rage, which, by the way, would also have to be described in detail later. But all that is in the future.
Ahead lay the agonizing wait before the battle, from which she did not expect too much. There were too many serious opponents ahead. And even if she managed to defeat the knights of Albus, there would be many eager to take her out of the fight immediately after them. After all, archers are always targeted first. And this painful fact always reminded her of Amelia's death. Who knows how long Stefania herself would last? It was better, however, simply not to think about it.
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