Gray naturally knew what his Uncle Dale was asking Cateli to dance with him at this time. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Halfway through the dance, Gray was the first to speak: "Catley, Uncle Dale asked you to follow me to Harrence City after my wedding, in the name of my sister!"

After hearing Gray's words, Cateli's body trembled slightly, and she almost stepped on the wrong dance step, Gray could feel that Cateli was a little nervous, he thought for a while and said: "Of course, I also want you to go, after all, my family is too small, and in two years, Uncle Dale may also settle in Harrence City." ”

Gray didn't say this nonsense, his family members were indeed too few, and it was no longer in line with his current status.

Gray's words made Cartli relax a lot, she stared at Gray and bit her lip slightly, "Father hinted at me!"

After a pause, Cateri continued, "I'll go, I have to go too!"

Gray nodded, he was very satisfied with Catelee's reply, "If that's the case, then it's good, don't worry, you are in Harrence City, you will get your rightful status, and I will choose a husband for you who matches your status!"

Cateli tilted her head slightly, "I really don't want to stay in Herien City, everything here is suffocating, whether it's a tea party or other parties, people like us can only stay in the corner! ”

"But gradually, I realized that they didn't mean that at all, or rather, they didn't have me in their eyes at all, and they invited me just out of politeness, but I couldn't help but go!"

Gray only listened quietly, he knew that the social circle of the noble lady was very hierarchical, and sometimes, even more cruel than them.

Gray instructed Catle, "You stay at the Prime Minister's Mansion for the next few days, and spend time with Uncle Dale, you now have the right to refuse any activities you don't want to attend!"

Cartli lowered her head slightly when she heard Gray say this.

She understands what aristocratic marriage is all about, and it means that marriage is marriage, they only consider interests, and do not consider other factors, just like this Gray's wedding, which came so suddenly.

She went, and if Gray could find a husband of her stature, marriage would be quick, and if so, her chances of meeting Sir Dale would be scarce, especially after she had given birth to an heir for her husband.

So, faced with this topic, Cateli could only nod silently, she didn't know what to say...

After the words were finished, Gray took Cateli back to Dale's side, he only nodded lightly to Dale, Dale saw this, there was some loss in his eyes, but more than that, he was happy, he had been worried about Cateli's affairs, and now, he finally had a settlement.

Gray then greeted Neysha and retreated to the back hall.

Long before the ball began, Gray had called for Jenina and Thor to be informed, so when he walked into the back hall, Jenina and Thor had been waiting for a long time.

"How's that man?" asked Gray, of course, the woman who had saved him by pretending to be a maid.

Thor smiled: "Don't worry, you're out of danger, but this female assassin really has a fate with you!"

"Is it really the Assassin?" asked Gray quickly.

Thor nodded, "Is that fake? I recognized her as soon as her disguise technique was gone, don't forget, I helped her heal her injuries last time!"

"Then why did she save me this time?"

Jenina stroked her hair lightly and said, "It seems that you don't really know about the Brotherhood!"

"Do you really know about the Brotherhood?" Gray turned his head and looked at Jenina with a puzzled expression, he had the impression that the members of the Brotherhood were a group of executioners with no sense of honor.

Jenina said: "After hundreds of years of development, the Brotherhood has long had its own unique culture, some of which are far from the mainstream of human society, perhaps because of their history, there is such a content in the oath of the members of the Brotherhood..."

Saying this, Jenina lowered her head and thought about it, as if organizing language, "The general content is that if someone saves their lives in times of crisis, then they will remember it in their hearts, and they will never forget it, and if necessary, they can give their lives for the people who saved them..."

The red light in Jenina's eyes became even brighter, "That is to say, when you decide to save that woman, your life, in her eyes, is already higher than her own!"

Her explanation shocked Gray, how did this oath of the Brotherhood feel very contradictory, since he cared so much about his own life and death, how could he give his life for others later?

Thor clearly didn't understand that the Brotherhood members had such an oath, and both were digesting the information provided by Jenina.

Jenina was very satisfied with the shock that her words brought to the two men, and she chuckled and said, "Don't be surprised, I just said that this has a lot to do with the history of the Brotherhood, their ancestors were eager for someone to help them when they fled, so they made such a vow!"

Thor looked down and thought about it, then nodded, and accepted this statement, "As far as I know, very few people have helped the Brotherhood, and those who helped them have been hanged by the nobles who hunted them down at the time!

Thor's reaction was quick, and if the Brotherhood hadn't been helped by others, it would have been impossible for the oath to survive.

Jenina shook her head at this time, "I really don't know about this. ”

"Don't you know, or don't you want to tell us?" asked Gray with a smile.

Jenina's ruby eyes, blinking, said, "I really don't know!"

"Well, we'll talk about that later, and for now, we're going to meet someone. ”

Gray gave Jenina a serious look, then stopped dwelling on the issue, and he returned to business, "Miss Jenina, I need your help this time. ”

Jenina looked at Thor, then nodded, "Of course, I'm more than happy to help. ”

"Then, you two, please come with me!"

With that, Gray took two quick steps and led the way in front, as he had often patrolled here before, and was very familiar with the road leading to the castle's chambers.

The castle guards in charge of guarding had already received orders from the Earl of Lockton, so Gray and the three of them entered the secret room smoothly.

The room was a little dark and damp, and there were no candles, only torches, which made this small room a little stuffy.

Baron Mura shrugged his head and sat on a long stool, and when he saw Gray coming in, he quickly stood up, his eyes lit up, and a glimmer of hope suddenly appeared.