To You, Whom I Shouldn't Love (24 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 56

Riena sat on the chair that her attendant had placed under the shade of a tree and observed Cassel instructing the young apprentice knights.

‘He has really grown so much.’

When he first came to the Count Daik’s territory, Cass didn’t know anything about swordsmanship. His stamina was poor, so he couldn’t even hold a wooden sword at the beginning.

The count made Cass undergo basic physical training, and once he had built up some stamina, the count gifted him a wooden sword.

He endlessly repeated the practice of swinging the wooden sword up and down and diagonally…

Even though Cass had been timid, he was always serious—and even solemn—whenever he took swordsmanship lessons.

‘Though you may not believe it now, if you continue like this, you will surely become the empire’s greatest knight when you reach adulthood.’ Just as the count had said, Cass’s skills improved rapidly.

He absorbed the count’s teachings like a sponge that soaked up everything without leaving a drop.

Cass was the kind of disciple who understood ten things when taught only one.

Count Daik had wanted to personally look after and teach the promising Cass until the very end, but because Cass returned to his family, that wish could not be fulfilled.

The fact that Cass had truly become the empire’s greatest knight and was now passing on the teachings he had received from the count made her heart feel so warm.

The reality that the little Cass from back then had grown this much in just ten years somehow filled Riena with deep emotion.

She regretted that Count Daik could not see this sight. If he had seen the current Cassel, he would surely have been immensely proud.

“What are you thinking about so deeply, my lady?”

“Just… I suddenly realized how much time has passed. When we were young, I often watched Cass practicing like this.”

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