Belen, who heard this, was stunned, but Swari in front of him looked at him with a smile, as if with a hint of anticipation.

The two of them had known each other for five years, although Swari was a duke who was very different from Belém as a merchant.

But for Swari, he was willing to associate with Belén as an equal, and he was a man of love and righteousness, as for why.

Just because in those years, Belén saved him.

Five years ago, Belén was already a businessman, and although he was not as skilled as he is now, at the age of fifteen, Belén was already able to take charge on his own in the eyes of Swari.

That year, Swari suffered numerous persecutions for political reasons, and although he survived for various reasons, when he reached the final moment of life and death, he was in despair.

And then, hope also came.

The fifteen-year-old boy saved Swari, and from then on, he spent most of the year running away from the hunt thanks to Belém.

And during that period of time, the two began to get acquainted, although the two were ten years apart, they were equals, and gradually, they got to know each other.

Although he was rarely seen smiling, Swari knew that Belen was a gentle man, even though that gentleness had been buried beneath that calm face.

What the relationship between the two is, only they know in their own hearts, even the now married Swari, in the most important positions in his heart, is also occupied by Belen.

It's a life-or-death affair.

He knew what kind of person his friend was, and although he thought it was good, it might be difficult for those who were not directly close to Belém to perceive Belém's kindness.

Belen's kindness to others is hidden, perhaps because of his somewhat introverted nature, and his kindness is for everyone.

However, he did not have the object of his own dearity.

No, not exactly, a few years ago, Swari also learned of the existence of a person from Belen, but it is said that he is no longer there, and that was the object of Belen's greatest attention at that time.

As Belen's best friend, Swari naturally saw that he had changed, and now Belén seems to him to have a lonely temperament, and the original Belén is different, at that time it can be called a somewhat empty state.

What has happened to this friend in the time he hasn't seen him for more than a year? There will be such a change.

You must know that before you have the emotion of loneliness, this person must have cared about something. That's why Swari asked the question.

Belen came back to his senses, he exhaled, and looked at his friend in front of him with some helplessness, who knew him too well, maybe he was seen something.

"Well, well, there's a lot going on."

"So what exactly?"

"I really don't want to talk about this."

Looking at Belen in front of him, Swari's eyes looked at the black pupils full of helplessness, and then showed a faint smile.

"Well, it doesn't seem like a bad thing."

"Huh."

"Then congratulations."

Hearing the other party's congratulations, Belen was very puzzled, and he said, "Is there anything to congratulate?" "He was a little incomprehensible.

Swari just smiled mysteriously, his friend didn't know enough about himself.

"I've been talking about me, tell me about you."

"Well, I'm still a political trivial."

"You're working hard, too."

Belen looked at Swari and said this very seriously, after all, the latter is a duke, and his status is extremely high.

The higher you stand, the more you see, and the more things you see, the more things will be complicated.

And after experiencing the things when the two first met, Belen knew very well that these aristocratic people had to face more than just tricky faces in politics, and despite their noble status, they sometimes had to face some unavoidable troubles.

Trouble, too, has weight.

"You don't have to worry about these things, I want you to help me, but you don't want to be entangled in these troubles."

"I don't want to, but..."

"I don't want to lead you into that maelstrom." Before Belén could finish speaking, Swari was the first to say this, smiling at his friend, who had always concealed his gentle kindness.

Seeing him say this, Belen was also silent, and finally, he nodded, if he could, he didn't want to be bound by those trivial things.

They chatted for half a day, and by noon, Swari had left Belen for a delicious meal, and Belén had filled his stomach for the first time in a long time.

"Are you going to leave now?"

"There's still something to do, business still to do."

"It's a pity that my wife hasn't come back yet, and I want you two to meet, she's a very virtuous wife."

When Swari got married, during the year they hadn't met, he regretted not having his best friend, and Belén had never met his wife.

"Let's meet each other next time."

The two of them walked out of the house, and Swari was still talking to Belen about something, and he and he couldn't talk about what they wanted to talk about for three days and three nights.

"Hurry up! It's grinding, the Duke is still waiting! ”

Hearing this discordant voice, Belen and Swari immediately stopped chatting, and their eyes looked at the source of the sound at the same time.

At this glance, Belen's eyes widened slightly.

There, a very bloated woman was holding an iron chain in her hand, and there were two of them, each attached to the iron collar around the necks of the two men.

It's not like the treatment of people, it's more like the treatment of domestic animals.

And the two men who were put on the disgraceful collar were the same ones who had been separated from Belen the other morning, the feline sisters Latil and Latis.

Belen's brows furrowed slightly, and his footsteps did not stop, and he continued to move in that direction with the Swari beside him.

The bloated woman also sensed that someone was coming, and when she turned her head to look, her attention instantly focused on Swari's body, ignoring the ordinary-dressed Belen on the side.

"Lord Rand, I brought you the subhuman slaves you asked for that day, these two young people can be good*, and they will be excellent slaves."

Latis kept holding Latiel, and when Latil heard the woman's words, her shaved body trembled slightly, she lowered her head and didn't know who was standing in front of her, but she also judged from the words.

In front of him stood a noble duke.

"Okay."

Swari looked at the subhuman sisters, he nodded, and then looked at Belen to the side.

"I'll send you away first."

But then, Swari's eyebrows furrowed slightly, and he noticed that Belen's eyes were focused on the two subhumans, and at this point, the latter finally spoke.

"Are they slaves?"