Not mind? How could they not?
Just looking at that smug, showy face made Hudson want to go up and beat him senseless, teach him how harsh the world could be.
Unfortunately, limited by his strength, that tempting idea could only remain in his mind. If he really rushed up there without knowing his place, it was obvious who would receive a brutal lesson from society.
If the other party had come alone, Hudson would not have minded urging his allies to join him in taking down someone above their level. Since ancient times, quite a few powerful experts had been killed by armies. One more Golden Knight would not have been anything special.
Unfortunately, Carlis had brought a battalion of Dragon Cavalry. If a fight really broke out, it was still uncertain who would crush whom. After all, they could fly, giving them an innate advantage that made them nearly impossible to defeat.
"Lord Carlis, we are already deeply grateful that you helped kill the Rebel Army leader. How could we possibly mind?
"The battle here is over. The Skull Society's main force is now in Dadir City, and Count Pierce is organizing an assault. If you head there now, you will surely gain what you seek."
Chers's words sounded polite, but every word carried the implication that he was telling them to leave. Clearly, he had no favorable impression of these uninvited guests either.
If Carlis had not acted, they would still have doubted the origins of those "Rebel Army cavalrymen." Now, there was no longer even a need for doubt.
Being unable to avenge their comrades was already frustrating enough. Expecting them to bow and scrape while serving these people would be going too far in humiliating the nobles.
The Church might have been powerful, but this