Chapter 78: 1 in 14,000,605 and the Weight of the Cross (1)

Arthur was not a man driven by ambition.

He could be remembered as a wise ruler, but his personality was not suited to being remembered as a conqueror.

He had no desire to shatter the peace.

The values of children who know peace and those who know war are decidedly different. He wanted to let children be children.

Arthur valued the peace of daily life more than the gains from conflict.

However, even such an Emperor had his convictions.

The Silver and Iron Rule was a law that must be upheld.

'The Holy Empire has truly crossed the line.'

Of course, Arthur was a rational person.

In any situation, he was on his Benefactor's side...