For Delpock, the scorn he felt for Achisto was etched deep in his bones.
In Delpock's eyes, Achisto was just a guy with a stroke of good luck.
Without any abilities, his strength was extremely low, and his talent was nothing special. If it weren't for Lord Gleisa Hamlet taking an interest in him,
he would have spent his entire life as nothing more than a rural lord.
No!
Even calling him a rural lord was overestimating him.
At best, he was just a rural knight.
One with a shabby estate and a mill that had to be shared with the peasants.
Delpock couldn't bear the thought of such a man riding roughshod over him.
His abilities were stronger than Achisto's. If not for him, how could the "Inland River Cult" possibility have gained a foothold in Port Doldot?
His strength was greater as well—he didn't need to go all out; with one hand, he could take down Achisto.
As for talent?
Although his talent was somewhat inferior compared to his older brother, Joel Colman,
