The Winds of the Continent Surge for Whom?

This was highly appealing to Ragnar.

As for how to find it, old King Guser—or rather, the Pendragon Family—had their own methods.

Using some relics, hair, and blood left behind by King Arthur, they had multiple Magisters and Grand Magisters conduct research, eventually creating a sensing magic disc.

This magic disc carried a specialized sensing spell capable of detecting items directly connected to King Arthur within a certain range.

Originally, the [Dragon Roar Round Table Knight Insignia (Special)] had been in the king's possession.

As for the Sword in the Stone, it had always rested quietly atop a massive boulder on the Mountain of King's Selection near the Imperial City.

The original purpose of creating the sensing magic disc had been to search for the lost [King Arthur's Ring of Command (Golden)].

They had once sent people to search everywhere, but unfortunately, they found nothing.

The entire search had once lasted as long as two thousand years.

Several generations of kings had come and gone, yet it still had not been found.

Those court tutors and sages believed that the [King Arthur's Ring of Command (Golden)] had likely been lost in some demiplane, spatial rift, or even the astral realm.

Thus, the Ring of Command had always been the item troubling the Pendragon Family.

Who would have thought that even the most secure Sword in the Stone would be pulled out by someone?

What had originally been one missing out of three had now abruptly become two missing out of three, leaving old King Guser, who did not have much lifespan left, deeply frustrated.

Realizing that the fellow was a very typical Nord, he took the initiative to contact Ragnar and asked him to come meet him in person as soon as possible.

It was precisely because these two matters