The Black Armored Knight Who Arrived
Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Kant muttered to himself, "My... Father?"
This was a very vague impression. Now that he thought about it, what made Kant's memory even deeper was his father's majestic pressure that suppressed him to the point of suffocation.
Baheshtur continued, "In my opinion, the other party went to such great lengths to make all the small and medium noble families fall into a deep sleep. It should be specially prepared for you, Lord."
Kant asked in puzzlement, "Specially prepared for me?"
Baheshtur said, "Yes, Lord Kant."
"When I was in the Continent of Caradia, I understood a truth. There are some things that someone who don't stand at a certain height or have a certain status, they don't have the right to know."
"Even if others told me, I wouldn't believe it. I wouldn't even be able to believe it."
"Because those things will often overturn my already formed understanding."
Kant glanced at Baheshtur, deep in thought.