Chapter 163 A Strange 'Peace'

With a new week, Locke continued his studies.

In addition to the morning's culture class, a systematic cultivation course about knights followed.

Since he was enrolling himself, Locke had a plan to start practicing all aspects of his unskillfulness.

Riding was one of the big focuses, and Locke's riding lessons, which had been going on for three days.

On the horse farm, "Hyah! Giddyup!" Hoots and hollers, endless, come and go like the wind of the riders, across the spacious road.

Riding lessons Henry was signed up for as well, and Locke had been moving with the guy for a couple of sessions.

The teacher of the riding lessons was a large black-faced man, dressed in a strong suit like a tower of iron, standing quietly on the hillside of the stable, watching one cavalryman after another train.

The horses in the stable, all of which were purebloods of the O'Moore Empire, were several times more excellent than the one Locke was assigned when he was