Claude came over and explained, "Rest assured, my lord. Attendant Bain is not in any serious danger, just a sword wound to his arm. We've already disinfected it with some clear coastal liquor and bandaged it up. He'll be as good as new after a while."
One of the well-trained physicians said, "Rest assured, Lord Knight. Based on my years of experience, this Warrior is not in any serious danger."
Hearing this, Henry finally felt relieved.
'There wasn't much he could do. At most, if Bain's wound became infected and he died from it, he would just send these two physicians to accompany him.'
"That's good, but you still need to be more careful in the future."
Henry looked at the injured Bain, a trace of concern in his eyes. This was his Attendant, an Attendant who had sworn an oath of loyalty to him.
Perhaps nobles with many attendants wouldn't be so concerned about their subordinates, but Henry was different.
Henry was grooming Bain to be someone who could stand on his own!
