The content is not long, but Roddy read it for five or six minutes and read it three times.

When he looked away from the letter, he closed his eyes and stretched out his hands to rub the center of his eyebrows. His previously stoic face actually showed a little bit of shame. Then he slowly exhaled and cursed in a low voice: "It turns out that

It's old man Benjamin...how could I forget this relationship..."

In this letter, Sally did not say any other nonsense, but used the simplest words to explain what she had done in the monastery - just a simple description, without any unnecessary emotions mixed in it.

Although it was obvious that she wanted to save this friendship, the girl's reserve prevented her from begging for anything.

Rody had no way of detecting the obscure emotions contained in his heart, but he found answers to many questions he had been wondering about before...

The reason why Frances never caused trouble for him was almost entirely due to Sally.

If it hadn't been for her, she would have been made dumplings by Francis's men as soon as she came back from the orc kingdom!

And the reason why the reputation of "Rose Cross" had soared out of thin air that he had previously wondered about now had the answer - he also wondered why Benjamin didn't drag him directly to the stake. It turned out that it was all because of Sally's fight...

Behind everything, the girl who was trapped in the monastery with extremely limited resources had done so many things invisibly, but Roddy found that he was directly involved in the crime just because of the words of an unknown bishop.

I decided in my heart that Sally was a "pig teammate"...

Putting himself in his shoes, the more Roddy thought about it, the more he felt that he was really a bit of a bastard - he stood there for a long time, looked at the unconscious Martin, and thought about the square celebration that was going to start in a few days, and finally
Chapter completed!