For the time being, they tossed the matter to the back of their minds. After Nora woke from her nap at noon, the two frolicked around in the tent for a while, then mounted their horses and left the temporary camp, venturing deeper into Sunset Forest to hunt at their leisure.
Most of those who came to the Spring Hunt gathered around the noble youths who had come specifically to recruit people.
These little groups scattered throughout the eastern part of Sunset Forest, hunting casually while also hunting the true "prey" of this trip among the crowd.
Ron had no plans to recruit any talent. With a sixth-rank assassin like Yuna and a sixth-rank mage like Sylvie at his side, he truly had no interest in these so-called geniuses who were only second or third rank.
So he and Nora did not head toward the crowded areas, simply enjoying themselves to the fullest.
In truth, quite a few people had originally intended to consider joining Seventh Prince Ron's side.
Among the five princes still alive, the First Prince and Second Prince held the greatest power, followed by the Fourth Prince, then the Seventh Prince—the Sixth Prince, Soven, was not even worth mentioning.
But compared to the first three, Prince Ron did not have many core followers around him. His faction was relatively clean, making it easier to secure an important position.
Moreover, Prince Ron controlled quite a few high-quality resources.
For instance, Nether Orchids and Golden Red Chrysanthemums held immense appeal for both mages and warriors.
Although joining other factions could also earn one small shares of those two plants, the amount they received could certainly not compare with the treatment offered by Prince Ron.
Mages in particular found him appealing, since Ron had good connections at both Disode Magic