While in the Norman Empire, Zhang Tie paid a visit to Nottingham. There, without much effort, he learned about Hannah's situation.
Hannah's husband was a member of Nottingham's Sains Family, named Quinal. The Sains Family was a Pine Leaf Scholar Clan of the Norman Empire and enjoyed a modest reputation in Nottingham. The family's Golden Bull Merchant Group mainly dealt in grain and alcohol. Quinal was the second son of the Sains Family's patriarch. Over the past two years, the beer Hannah had brought with her, along with its recipe, had made the Sains Family's name soar in Nottingham and brought in wealth from every direction. The beer brewed by Hannah was virtually unable to keep up with demand, while her reputation as the Beer Queen spread throughout Nottingham. Everyone envied the Sains Family for having married a money tree into their household.
After the defense line in the Selnes War Zone collapsed, Hannah and the core members of the Sains Family had already relocated from Nottingham early on.
As members of the Norman Empire's elite class, and with the recipe for a beer like Iron-Blood Lover in their hands, Hannah and her husband's family were important resources of the Norman Empire. Naturally, they received priority protection.
Zhang Tie had no idea where Hannah had gone, but he was not worried about her circumstances. For this woman with whom he had once shared a relationship, it was enough for him to know that she was living happily now and had a life of her own. Moreover, the military reforms the Norman Empire was carrying out to counter the Devil Race's invasion were almost exactly the same as what he had envisioned some time ago—the large mixed-unit formations known as legions were gradually being transformed. In Nottingham, Zhang Tie heard that