Chapter 19 Matar’s Abnormality
It was already evening when Roger came out of the Marquis's Mansion. He found a random restaurant to eat before returning to the hotel. As soon as he entered the door, he saw Randy and Elfa leading a large group of mercenaries to arm wrestle.
Because gambling and alcoholism can easily lead to fights, Roger strictly forbids them to do so in the headquarter. These people are extremely bored and always think of some weird things to kill time. Arm wrestling is one of their daily entertainment programs.
"Hey, the captain is back." Randy saw Roger from a distance and waved his hand. "How is it? Didn't the Marchioness throw you out?"
"I'm not you. I don't have that chance."
Randy walked out of the crowd, came over to Roger, and whispered in his ear: "Find some time to see Matar. I think she seems to be worried about something. She looks sick and hasn't eaten much today.
All I saw her eat was one steak all day. I tell you, this girl usually eats seven steaks, so this is a bit unusual."
"How do you know it so clearly?" Roger glanced at Randy.
"Are you kidding? I'm the deputy captain. It's my job to care about the situation of every subordinate." Randy showed off his golden badge engraved with the statue of Hades, looking very proud.
Because Randy was experienced and efficient, Roger gave him the position of deputy leader after repeated consideration. Randy usually took care of many affairs in the group. He was also a workaholic, and he was very dedicated to every detail of the work in the group. He managed the whole mercenary group in an orderly manner.
"Okay, I'll go check her out." Roger responded and walked up the wooden ladder to the room upstairs. Matar was one of his generals, and he couldn't let her down at the critical moment.
There are several guest rooms on both sides of the upper floor, and a long corridor leads to Roger's room at the deepest part. Roger specially hired someone to renovate these old guest rooms, and found some handicrafts to decorate them, making each room very warm.