More minimal safety measures were needed.
Measures that would prevent things from going the worst way, like with Barosu.
After finishing the letter, he enclosed a small jewel in the envelope.
"I don't need to tell you who to send this to, right?"
"The greedy professor at the academy."
"And this too."
"There's one more?"
"Send it to Luina."
"Yes."
Hyde received the letters.
***
After the long winter, which was longer than in other regions, the half-melted snow turned the ground into a quagmire.
A silver knight galloped on a pure white horse. The muddy quagmire posed no obstacle, and as the brilliant blue light of the sword flashed, monsters fell with screams.
"Follow Lady Luina!"
"Chaaaaarge!"
Thirty knights charged all at once.
The charge, honed as sharp as an awl, split the monsters in half.
"Good work."
Since the monsters weren't many, the battle ended quickly.
Luina wiped the blood off her sword and fed a carrot to her horse, which was exhaling rough breaths.
