After a series of challenges, at three o'clock in the afternoon, Su Li finally left Bauhinia Castle with his crew.
A family member without inheritance rights departing, according to tradition, would not draw the attention of the Count.
But at this moment, Earl Suna stood upright beside the window of the study at the highest point of the castle, silently gazing at the caravan trailing out from the castle gates.
A hundred soldiers holding the Bauhinia Clan's flag escorted a dozen large carts, slowly marching onto the winding dirt road in front of the castle.
The morale of the team wasn't high, and a faint sorrow of leaving home hung over the entire crew.
But the fledgling must eventually leave the nest and spread its wings in the open sky. He hoped his son could spread the glory of the Bauhinia Clan far beyond.
Most people in the crew felt the sadness of leaving home, but Su Li was certainly not among those melancholic souls.
