Chapter 38
After some time, Allen and his group continued moving towards Mount Nicaea. The carriage couldn’t make the remainder of the journey, so they had no choice but to walk.
‘I wonder what kind of quest Julius is going to do.’
Allen was currently on a two-week probation. He, as well as Pan—the probationary knight who’d refereed the duel—and Julius.
The reason behind which was simple.
The probationary knight wasn’t fit to take charge of his supervising role designed to prevent careless mistakes and sudden accidents and as a result of this, a major accident could have taken place.
Although their father rarely showed his anger, he had punished each of them.
‘I can’t tell if it was because of our random confrontation or because of Julius’s close call.’
So, Allen and Julius were both under house arrest for two weeks on opposite sides of the house. Pan—who had done nothing but get himself involved with them—was fully punished, receiving 500 hours of nighttime duty and intensive training.
Allen made use of this time and secretly left the mansion to take the potions that Julius had gotten. He had blocked the entrance to his side of the house under the pretext of training to hide that he had escaped, and he rode a shabby carriage and moved around less-populated roads to avoid being tracked.