“It might be harder to persuade them than I initially thought,” Lanslo said.

“Could you possibly recover their relationship after they smashed apart the castle? Besides, they’ve killed so many soldiers and knights. It seems irreversible to me,” Galfredik said.

Wolfgan protested as if he had been falsely accused. “We only destroyed half of the castle. We didn’t even kill a single person. We simply broke a few bones and limbs.”

“That’s your excuse? And why did you kill the livestock?” Eugene asked.

“It’s because the villagers were throwing a fit. We were angry,” Wolfgan responded.

“Fine. Then what about the villagers?” Eugene asked coldly.

As if realizing that something was wrong, Wolfgan responded with a slightly timid expression. “We did not hurt the villagers. Well, I have a feeling that a few buildings might have, maybe, could have been blown away in the chaos, but…”

“So, they destroyed the village as well,” Galfredik muttered.

“That’s right. Besides, it’s only been a few years, so it must still be fresh in everyone’s minds,” Lanslo said while clicking his tongue.

It was a complete mess. Eugene held back a sigh as he looked back at Wolfgan and the beowulfs. "From now on. You...