Ed spoke directly, "Take it. It's rightfully yours. Unless there's urgent news to deliver or a special event, racing warhorses through Dorey City is prohibited."
Once the woman accepted the gold coins, Ed silently glanced at the young man named Leon, waiting for his explanation.
What this man had said earlier was quite clear—he had shifted the blame onto the woman for not keeping an eye on her child, leaving the little girl alone on the road.
Without urgent news or special events, racing warhorses violated the rules of Dorey City.
Leon shrugged, slowly answering, "I've already made compensation, and my riding skills are excellent. Nothing will happen."
"My warhorse is not just any warhorse. It has the Birdley White Horse Lineage! In Holy City, there are few who could compare to my warhorse!"
The so-called Birdley White Horse Lineage was the bloodline left behind by Birdley, the warhorse of the first ruler of Holy City.
