Her Majestic Battle Cry

Her Majestic Battle Cry Chapter 917

Chapter 917

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By the time Kevin turned 13, he still wasn’t formally apprenticed to a mentor. Every time he tried, something went wrong. Either he fell ill, or the mentor he found had bad luck.

In the end, Ernest gave up.

“Just keep learning what you can,” he said. “Whatever you manage to learn is enough.”

Violet listened to Kevin’s story with mixed emotions. Was this guy some kind of bad luck magnet? His life was one misfortune after another, and it seemed like he even brought bad luck to his mentors.

She couldn’t help but wonder–would that affect her too?

Based on his past experiences, it always seemed like something would go wrong before he could formally apprentice. Now that he had finally managed to find a mentor and things were going smoothly, maybe it was a sign that his luck had finally turned. Since he managed to apprentice without issues, perhaps it meant his bad streak had come to an end and everything would start going well.

Kevin had officially met his senior apprentices. Seeing his sincere and respectful attitude, none of them made things difficult for him.

directly to a

right now,” Kevin answered respectfully. “As long as I have the ability, I’ll eventually make a name for myself. But if I don’t hone my

rare–he hadn’t let his bad

Rafael’s faith in him

the year, he had returned to his guild. Every last bit of the money he earned

and rouge. His mentor scolded him for wasting money and gave him a good thrashing. The next day, all the senior apprentices of the guild had painted their lips and applied rouge, protesting in

the world. They told their mentor, “All girls today take the time to make themselves up. It’s

it was easy to fall into

left the mountain to return to the capital, his mentor spoke with him for

been poor for so long that it’s become part of us. Poverty should come with dignity. If someone offers you a gift, you must thank them. If they don’t offer one, don’t take it by force, or you’ll lose your manners, and more importantly, your dignity. This year, my hope for you is that you become a person of

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moved by these

me to fight Cari? And when I lost, did you go to them to ask for reduced rent? Wasn’t that a sign of a lack of dignity? Didn’t that

question almost got him

year, he promised to be good, to listen, and to be a person of culture–someone who could control his emotions

had been staring but hadn’t approached

take a look?”