The bad value system is measuring values.

Chapter 65 Paladin

That day, Qiao Xiao arrived at the Knights training ground.

Besides handling official duties, signing decrees, and reviewing policies, Prince Scheres' favorite place to spend his days is the training ground.

Qiao Xiao learned that the hunter she was to choose was among them, but he was still an unknown nobody.

The training grounds are located behind the castle.

The training ground was paved with hard stone slabs, which had become very smooth after years of wear and tear. A wooden fence surrounded the area, on which various training weapons and equipment were hung.

In the center of the training ground, there is a huge circular shooting range, which is filled with flags of various colors, representing different targets and levels of difficulty.

Next to the shooting range was a weapons rack, on which various weapons were displayed, including swords, shields, spears, bows and arrows.

Knights can choose the appropriate weapon according to their preferences and training needs.

On one side of the training ground, there is a huge stable with dozens of fine horses.

These horses were carefully selected and trained; they were not only fast but also had great endurance, making them invaluable assistants to the knights on the battlefield.

Next to the stables is a feed shed, which stores a large amount of feed and hay to ensure the horses' health and nutrition.

On the other side of the training ground was a huge barracks, housing dozens of knights and their entourage. The barracks had a simple and elegant architectural style and were fully equipped with dormitories, a mess hall, and bathrooms.

The knights live and train here, undergoing rigorous physical and combat skills training every day to improve their combat effectiveness and responsiveness.

The knights are sweating here, training hard to protect the safety of the country and its people.

Their figures appeared exceptionally tall and imposing in the sunlight, and their slogans resounded through the sky, conveying their unwavering beliefs and indomitable spirit.

As soon as Qiao Xiao arrived at the training ground, she heard a harsh reprimand.

"Your Highness, you should practice more so that you can become a knight soon."

The speaker was none other than Hai Rui, the teacher of Shi Bozi, an old sorcerer who focused on teaching swordsmanship.

He was getting old, his beard and sideburns were all white, and he was about to retire. However, his only chance to stay on was to become Schubert's mentor.

Harry had high hopes for Prince Spartacus, expecting him to become an outstanding knight. This way, when the prince ascended the throne, Harry would also smoothly receive a title and be promoted to "Holy Knight."

In reality, Hai Rui did not possess the strength of a paladin, but he bravely took on this responsibility.

At that time, the prince disregarded the king's wishes and resolutely chose to become a knight. Faced with this situation, the other knights refused to serve as the prince's mentors.

If one does not recommend a teacher, one will lose the qualification to become a knight. After all, the core of chivalry lies in "loyalty," "faith," and "legacy."

However, Hai Rui resolutely stepped forward, overcame numerous difficulties, and agreed to serve as the prince's teacher.

For this reason, Prince Spartz held him in high esteem and regarded him as his most important mentor.

Qiao Xiao hid in a corner, quietly watching them. Although she was eager to know what had happened, she didn't rush over.

Schubert's face was full of guilt. He looked at Harry with helpless eyes and said, "Teacher, I'm sorry, I didn't have enough ability."

His eyes were like a stagnant pool, as if he had lost all hope, making it hard to believe that this child was only thirteen years old.

Harry sighed heavily. He had always considered himself to be of a high status, and the long-standing respect that Spohr had shown him had made him arrogant and conceited.

Sometimes, Harry would even forget that he was just a swordsman, while Spartz was a noble prince.

Hai Rui said softly, "Sipoz, go and train with the level three swordsmen."

Level 3 swordsman is the highest level among knight swordsmen. Above that, there are only three levels: Grand Knight, Chief Knight, and Holy Knight.

Just then, a burly, thinning-haired middle-aged man walked over. His steps were steady, and his eyes were resolute. He strode straight up to Hai Rui, shoved him without any politeness, and shouted, "Hai Rui, who are you talking to? That's our prince!" This man was Kaiya, an experienced sorcerer.

Spoelstra quickly stepped forward and stopped Kaia, saying in a serious tone, "Kaya, what are you doing? Harry is my teacher and my benefactor."

Kaeya is a knight, while Harry, who has been a knight for decades, is only a third-level swordsman.

Hai Rui looked at Kaiya, his eyes slightly narrowed, his gaze revealing a calm and complex mix of emotions honed by the passage of time, yet also burning with endless jealousy.

Qiao Xiao thought to herself, "He must be very jealous of Schertz's talent."