Charlotte had no objections. He said, "Since we're going to Inglima's military district, let's find two more friends."
Julian smiled faintly and said, "Ban Lamorak is here, but Miss Soumei isn't. She's civilian personnel, so she doesn't have to go to the battlefield."
Hearing this, Charlotte could not help but sigh. He was civilian personnel too, yet at least half his working hours were spent fighting. The time he actually spent handling documents was far too little.
Julian was thoroughly familiar with Sherr City. He quickly brought Charlotte to a restaurant and, for the price of Byron's smallest coin, had a passing child run an errand to summon Ban Lamorak.
Naturally, Julian was experienced enough not to pay the reward in advance...
About half an hour later, Ban Lamorak appeared at the restaurant. The youngest lion of Britannia was delighted to see Charlotte. Ever since losing their duel to Charlotte, he had considered Charlotte his best friend.
Well, the friendship had come out of nowhere, yet it ran deep.
As for Julian, the two had only become acquainted in Sherr City. After all, they were the most outstanding young men of their respective nations. Many young people had vanished on the battlefield, while many others had been tempered there and grown stronger. Charlotte, Ban Lamorak, and Julian Asilo were all typical examples of those who had weathered hardship and matured.
The three casually ordered a few things. This small city's restaurant was nowhere near as prosperous as the capitals of Fars, Inglima, and Byron where they usually lived. It could not even provide a full set meal, only serving scattered portions of bread, jam, and flower tea. There was not even coffee, though large bottles of milk were available.
Ban Lamorak was usually not talkative, but now he was full