You watch the rest of the joust, and a Knight whose name you don't know ends up winning. Sir Percival tells you that he is a renowned jouster by the name of Sir Ivanson.
You spend the evening mingling with the Knights and Counts at the feast, with Lady Marna showing you around and introducing you. Many congratulate you on your skills in the melee and the archery competition, while a few give you a hard time about the lack of training your mount demonstrated.
Avoiding any drink you don't see poured yourself, and eating sparsely from plates that others are eating from, you feel a bit paranoid, but given the events of the day, you feel justified. Sir Melvin notices your reticence, and you take him aside and explain the circumstances you face. He understands, and spends the rest of the night at your side.
The feast goes without issue, and you meet the other Counts and spend a few minutes with the Duke. He tells you to watch your back, and keep an eye open. He has heard that your manor has been built, and he suspsects moving out of a rickety farmhouse will make you a less appealing target.
He also pulls you aside and tells you that he has reconsidered his opposition to you and Marna's relationship progressing. He has seen the way she looks at you, and he would be a fool to keep you two apart. You have his blessing to propose marriage, if that is what you desire, and you may also invite her to your lands.
In the morning, you head to Lady Marna to bid her farewell. She comes out and presents you with a long bundle, and tells you to open it. You do so, and pull out a fine longsword. It is longer and a bit heavier than the militia-style sword you are used to, but it is a much nicer weapon. You are overwhelmed, and promise to return her gift in kind when she visits you next. She tells you that she will pay your lands a visit again in September, and looks forward to seeing you then.
With that, you leave. You now know a few more Counts and Knights, and have a fine new sword. What will you do in August?