After Zimmerman's era, each of the five great empires had someone regarded as its strongest.
Fars was Count McLain Brittany, the current Emperor Brittany.
Byron was Juno Arthur.
Inglima was Count Champagne Lanmalock, Ban Lamorak's father.
The Black Phoenix Dynasty's First Master had it rather rough: he was Count Constantine. However, the Black Phoenix Dynasty no longer existed.
The Lionheart Dynasty also had a foremost powerhouse, and this man had quite a connection with Charlotte. He was Great Philosopher Borozhe, the one who had written the review, "The world's greatest extraordinary book," for his novel.
Because of that review, the Lionheart Dynasty had ordered one hundred thousand copies from Anne's bookstore, adding the Great Philosopher's appraisal to the title page of the new edition.
Borozhe was called the last Great Philosopher of the present age, and also the world's only Great Philosopher!
There were many stories about him, but the most crucial point was that every other Great Philosopher was an ancient figure. He alone was still alive!
This Great Philosopher was a miracle in the Lionheart Dynasty, as well as its supreme mascot. No one had ever seen him make a move, yet no one had ever dared doubt his strength.
He had pioneered several secret knight arts, produced at least nine Saint Rank experts, and put forth countless profound insights. He was regarded as the embodiment of knowledge.
Just one word from this Great Philosopher had been enough for the Lionheart Dynasty to subscribe to one hundred thousand copies of Charlotte's new book. His influence was easy to imagine.
Speaking of it, this Great Philosopher's legends were even more wondrous than Zimmerman's.
Well, mainly because the legends of his teacher, Don Quixote Cervantes, were extraordinarily wondrous.
If Robin Axel Zimmerman's life had been nothing short of legendary,
then