However, when Neptune had gone to Australia to provide support last time, he had personally seen the Sword in the Stone in Knight King's hand.
Although the biographies had never described the Sword in the Stone's true appearance, it should have been completely different from a modern knight's sword. Yet the Sword in the Stone held by Knight King looked exactly like one forged with modern craftsmanship, without the slightest difference.
Even the knight's swords carried by the guardian knights at Knight King's side looked identical to it.
This inevitably made them suspicious.
If this Knight King had not obtained the Sword in the Stone, then where had the rumor come from?
Had the people desperately wanted a Knight King of the new era to save them, so even if the sword in Knight King's hand was not the Sword in the Stone, they stubbornly believed it was?
There was another point as well. The Sword in the Stone had broken during loading. During King Arthur's duel with King Pellinore, the Sword in the Stone had shattered. That was why, under the guidance of the great Mage Merlin, King Arthur obtained the second divine artifact of his life from the Lady of the Lake—the Sword of the King, Excalibur.
Rather than believing the sword in Knight King's hand was the legendary Sword in the Stone, they were more inclined to believe it was Excalibur. At the very least, that sword had never broken.
But its appearance should still have differed from a knight's sword made with modern craftsmanship.
Still, they were unwilling to believe that the sword in Knight King's hand was truly just an ordinary knight's sword.
Because Knight King's appearance and bearing were simply too similar to the legendary King Arthur. Other than gender, they were almost no