When I heard about the confrontation between the knight orders, I actually thought that the First Queen might want to shift the command onto soone else.
And that makes sense, because every single knight in the Allen Knight Order is basically a monster!
Starting from the newbie, the weakling that barely qualifies, to even Poseil. There are so many characters who, even if they appeared in the last part of the ga, you’d think, “Ah, so that’s why they’ve been hiding their identity all this ti.”
How is the First Knight Order supposed to defeat these guys?
Ah, of course, they’re not completely useless. They’re assembled as the elite of the kingdom, so they do have a decent level of skill. In the ga, they were tough opponents, after all.
But that’s based on the strength shown in the ga, isn’t it? Characters that have transcended the ga's limitations won’t necessarily be strong in reality!
It seems Benedict’s thoughts weren’t much different, as he accepted the proposal put forth by the First Queen.
Then, the next day, when Benedict returned to the territory and inford the knights of this, they all erupted in cheers.
“Haha! How long has it been since we’ve seen real combat?!” “If it’s the First Knight Order, they must be powerful! I’m itching to swing my weapon!” “I’ll do my best to protect the honor of the Allen family!”
These knights, whose brains were filled with muscle to the point they’d even laugh off the intense training of the Allen family, seed more excited about facing the kingdom’s elites than intimidated.
Of course, despite being knights, their speech is polite, but if you just look at them, the n would seem like they were ready to commit cris and the won might seem like they were ready to die.
Hmm… Was that the opposite?
Oh, well. Anyway, after seeing the knights who were ready to do anything but consider defeat, I passed by those who shouted about starting deadly training and headed to the inner training grounds.
"If it's nonsense, I'll get angry."
They didn’t even explain properly what kind of value the Fairy Forest held, and as a result, I had to suffer even more after losing the broken character.
The old man chuckled lightly and, as usual, had stand in front of the mirror.
“Sothing like... 'Softness and strength are opposites,' right?”
I had pondered that phrase deeply afterward, but I couldn’t find any revelation.
That’s just a cliché from martial arts novels, isn’t it? They talk about comparing trees and weeds, sotis saying that the weakest things might be the strongest... all that kind of stuff.
What does that have to do with the martial arts I’m practicing?
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