The maid walked out to the tearful Aur with a smile on her face.
There was no disgusted look in her eyes, just amusement. This person was definitely interesting in her eyes, and with his burly body...
Her cheeks grew red.
"It's a pity that he was born in an ordinary background."
The maid thought.
Aur had also stopped eating the cold, hard brown bread after gobbling down at least more than fifty loaves.
The others' jaws dropped and their eyes widened, feeling a little scared and astonished.
You have to know that these were cold, hard loaves of bread, almost as strong as a rock itself, which even the slaves ate by heating at least. And now this guy was eating them like they were the most delicious delicacy.
"Hey, you."
"Yes?" Aur looked at her excitedly.
"Come with me, my miss is calling you."
"Can I get food if I can come?" Aur questioned instead, with a little disappointment on his face.
"You..." the maid immediately turned speechless when she looked at the disappointed face of Aur.
"Can I get more food please?" Aur asked in a pleading tone.
"Yes, you can get it as long as you satisfy my miss..." suddenly the maid paused as if feeling that her words were quite wrong.
"Then take me to her." His eyes immediately lit up.
"Alright," she said with her eyes turned strange, "what a weird guy."
Soon the maid led Aur inside the carriage.
The gazes of the beggars turned to envy and jealousy when they saw this scene.
"Damn it, that bastard turned lucky, he was able to actually attract that fairy's attention."
"I also want to eat the cold, hard brown bread. As long as I am able to attract the fairies' attention then I would be lucky." the man said with a ferocious expression.
"If that caveman can do it, why can't I?"
But just when he took a bite out of the cold, hard bread, a creak sounded and he immediately cried out loud while a small droplet of blood flowed out of his mouth.
"It hurts, I broke my tooth."
The man immediately started to sob while taking out a broken tooth from his mouth.
The other beggars seeing this immediately became discouraged and didn't even dare to try.
Although they would do anything to take a glimpse of that fairy, however, if their teeth could be broken with just a bite then they would never be able to accomplish it.
From the hard life that the beggars have lived, they naturally have a certain mentality to survive. Even though they are illiterate, that doesn't mean they can't be smart.
Bruno was also the same among them, however, his fist was tightened and there was a deep murderous thought in his mind.
For him, a merchant, he could calculate the loss. As long as he could make his underling kill this caveman when he was sleeping, then the most benefit would still fall to him.
"Humph, don't blame me for doing this caveman, who told you to attract the attention of the miss." His eyes turned resolute while carefully looking at his underling with a cunning glint on his eyes.
Elbert was stunned on the spot, then he started to laugh madly, "hahaha, I would like to see you try."
His expression immediately condensed, and his figure disappeared from the place, vanishing with the wind.
The next moment, he appeared right beside Aur, swinging his giant greatsword.
Aur just stood still, letting the sword fall towards him.
When it was about to reach his head and split him in half, he slowly extended his finger to block, while the other hand pressed the man's chest lightly.
Boom!
A deep imprint of the five fingers fell on the man's armor as he was sent hurtling through the air. The sword landed slightly, which should have split his fingers in two, but there was no movement from the finger, not even a light scratch.
"Huh."
Elbert crashed, destroying several trees before he finally fell to the ground, creating a crater.
The guards were stunned, the beggars fell to the ground with disbelief.
"So strong." The maid exclaimed with a surprised expression.
Even she, Rowena, was in a little disbelief. After a moment of thought, her eyes narrowed slightly, but she didn't let that show on her face.
"Come with me." She waved her hand and boarded the carriage.
"Wait, miss, will you give me food if I enter?"
Rowena paused, turning around and looking at Aur with a deep look.
"Yes, I will give you lots of food."
Aur smiled sillily while following her.
"What is this guy doing? He will certainly expose us." Hazel looked at the burly back of Aur with a frown on her face.
Her expression turned contemplative, and she already made an escape plan in her mind. Even though her strength as a tier two wizard gave her a guarantee, she couldn't kill this miss, which made it troublesome. So, in the worst-case scenario, she would forcefully break through, collect evidence, and leave, submitting it to the Federation.
As long as she did this, her force wouldn't be implicated with the duke's wrath in front of the Federation. His strength could only be said to be like a bug.
Only those strong demonic wizards above tier six can have some backbone to face the Federation.
"Aur, who are you?" Rowena sat cross-legged, showing her curvy long legs with a cold expression.
"I am Aur." Aur politely smiled. The silly smile on his face immediately vanished.
"And also your benefactor."
"Oh, and what would it be?" Rowena said. The surrounding mana already fluctuated slightly.
"There is a little spy in your camp who is also a disciple of the Divine Order sect." Aur replied.
"Those guys?" Her eyes narrowed. "Is that the only woman among the beggars?"
"That's right." Aur nodded his head.
Rowena initially had some suspicion, but she didn't expect it to be true.
"Why are you telling me this then?"
"I want to make a business deal." Aur smiled lightly.