Rogner couldn't quite understand why his father would suddenly suggest he follow Ronin.
"Father, do you think that highly of Ronin? But there's nothing particularly special about him. It was his attendant who defeated Reisen."
He stated his own opinion, "I'll admit, it's impressive that Ronin can make such a powerful attendant follow him. But we don't know the history between master and servant. Maybe Ronin just gave that Ridder a bit of money when he had nowhere else to turn?"
It was common for a powerful Knight to follow an ordinary noble to repay a debt of gratitude.
For Rogner, the development of Mountain Forest Town was indeed a bit surprising. He hadn't expected Ronin to accomplish so much.
But he had little desire to follow the man.
Marvin's fingers tapped on the tabletop as he fell into deep thought.
He had two sons: his eldest, Mas, and his second, Rogner.
According to tradition, Mas would inherit the Ironhoof Clan's noble title.
