People in Terra, poor and weak but invincible

Chapter 647 Sword and Knight

Duke of Cumberland Palace.

A group of people formed a circle, with only two targets in the circle.

One is a human being, and the other is also a human being.

Wei Na: "..."

Manfred: "..."

The doctor and others surrounded the two of them, looking them up and down.

Facing these gazes, Manfred tightened his face and looked like a brave man who would never obey.

Vina, however, was unable to resist and held a typical Victorian-style Western knight's sword in front of her, trying to block everyone's sight in this way.

Manfred glanced at the Breath of Kings in Vina's hand, then quickly looked away, looking indifferent, but he secretly cheered up in his heart, thinking about listening to the conversation between the Doctor and others.

Manfred was not disappointed. The doctor could not help asking:

"This thing looks ordinary, how do I use it?"

"I don't know." Vina answered honestly.

Thorn observed carefully for a moment and analyzed calmly:

"This sword is well made, full of details, and looks simple in structure, yet contains perfect geometric structure... But how does it work?"

"I don't know." Vina gave a bitter smile.

Chen touched his Chi Xiao, eager to try:

"Perhaps using it in battle can unleash its potential. Do you want to use it to compete with my Chi Xiao?"

“No… forget it.” Vina shrank her neck. “I usually use a hammer, but this sword feels so light.”

Everyone looked at each other, somewhat confused about the situation.

Clovisia spoke at the right time and explained to everyone:

"The Breath of Kings is Victoria's national sword. It is rumored that it has the power to split the storm. Even if it can be used, we cannot activate it here, otherwise our position will be exposed."

Upon hearing what Clovisia said, the doctor's heart suddenly moved.

Vina's face turned bitter when she heard this, and she said disappointedly:

“That’s what I said, but no matter what method I used, it didn’t react at all, like a broken iron bar… No, I mean I can’t see through it.

When we found the Breath of Kings, we were attacked by a mentally disturbed Steam Knight. I was holding the Breath of Kings, but I was unable to resist, causing Aledae to be injured..."

The doctor bowed his head and pondered for a moment, then asked:

"What's up with that insane Steam Knight?"

When the doctor asked about this, a trace of sadness flashed across Vina's face:

"The Steam Knights were once Victoria's proudest warriors. They were national knights appointed by the king himself. They were the pride of Victoria and their belief was to protect Victoria."

Clovisia took over the conversation and said regretfully:

"Unfortunately, during a riot several years ago, these warriors were tricked by the nobles into returning to Londinium City and heading to the place where the kings sleep to resist the invasion of foreign enemies. However, the result was...

After that battle, there were no more Steam Knights in Victoria, and Sarkaz began to appear on the streets of Londinium. "

"Yes, they all died in that dark underground space." Vina tightened her fingers around the Breath of Kings, her knuckles turning slightly white, "I can't imagine how the last surviving Steam Knight spent all those years in the dark underground.

When he was fighting us, he once questioned me why they had to face betrayal, but I could sense that he was more confused.

He was betrayed by Victoria, whom he protected, and his faith collapsed. He questioned himself what Victoria really was..."

At this point, the pain on Vina's face was so intense that it almost became tangible:

"I'm so sorry I couldn't give him an answer."

The doctor comforted him softly, "This is not your fault. If we want to trace the blame, the one kneeling at his feet should be the betrayer.

If you are going to answer this question, it shouldn’t be you.”