The Protagonist Just Wants to Fall in Love [MTL]

Chapter 173: Applying Medicine

　　When Iverley came out of the castle, he saw Velisse standing at the door. He called her from behind, and Velisse turned around, "Why did you take so long?"

　　"He is seriously injured and eats slowly." Iverley returned the food box to her.

　　Velisse thanked him and wanted to say something else, but Iverley seemed a little absent-minded. "I should go back now. I have something else to do later."

　　"Iverley..."

　　"Huh? What's wrong?" Ivry looked at her seriously with his amber eyes.

　　Velisse blushed, "The day after tomorrow..."

　　Iverley waited for a long time, but she didn't say anything.

　　"If everything is fine, I'll leave first." He had no curiosity about what she had to say, and his thoughts had drifted far away.

　　Velisse hesitated to speak, hoping that Iverley would ask her a few more questions. However, when Iverley didn't get a reply, she assumed that she already knew the answer and stepped out of the door.

　　Velisse looked at his figure who didn't even turn his head, hurriedly running as if he was avoiding some ferocious beast. She stomped her feet in shame and annoyance, and decided not to pay any attention to Iverley next time.

The sky outside was gloomy and there were soldiers patrolling. Iverley really had something to do.

　　He was not lying when he said that the Count had asked him to go and see if Losciu was still alive, but the order was given several days ago.

　　In the past few days, he had earned a lot of face for the count.

　　Most of the knights here were trained by nobles. Although Ivry was only an apprentice knight, he also belonged to the Austin family.

　　Austen is the aristocrat who appears polite on the outside but is actually perverted at heart.

　　In a jousting match a few days ago, Iverley defeated the knights from Antonio's family and became famous. Antonio is Austin's mortal enemy.

　　It was such a joke that a real knight was defeated by an apprentice knight that Earl Austin was in a good mood and gave him an honor by giving him a medal representing the Austin family.

　　Now it is convenient for him to do other things.

　　The castle has been preparing for the ball in the next few days. Busy figures can be seen coming and going. Ivry was among them. He walked hurriedly, with a breeze, and left the castle.

　　He was on the night shift today, so he had plenty of time during the day. He was going to go out and prepare the things he would need for his escape, such as two false identities.

　　That kind of thing can't be done in some open places.

　　When he reached the castle gate, he was stopped, and Iverley showed his medal, "I'm going to do something for the Earl."

　　His tone was calm and steady, as if it was really true and he had no guilt at all.

　　The soldier guarding the city did not dare to stop him. He asked him a few symbolic questions and then let him go. Everyone knew that Iverley was in the limelight these days and no one expected that Iverley would lie.

　　Iverley traveled on horseback in a low-key manner.

　　Arriving at the small town outside the castle, he left his horse in a small shop and asked someone to look after it. The streets were bustling with people, and the gloomy sky was like ink diluted by water, weighing heavily on the sky.