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Chapter 162

Aequus Mordred

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"Hello? Is this Curze?"

"Fifth Brother? What happened?"

Curze had barely led his fleet away from the White Scars when he received a communication from the Khan.

"It's nothing, I was just asking you. Also, Sanguinius just came by."

"Ninth Brother?"

"Yes, oh right, let me ask you, your Flagship Officer..."

Before Khan could finish speaking, Curze hung up the call.

Sanguinius arrived way too quickly.

Fortunately, I can run even faster.

"Excuse my bluntness, the Boss, you seemed a little guilty just now."

"Aequus, what do you mean by that? Do I look guilty?"

"Really."

"I haven't done anything wrong."

"In Chivalric Way, the Boss, you've lied to your own brother."

"Then you should handle government affairs?"

"From Chivalry standpoint, the Boss, there's nothing inherently wrong with having your brothers assist in your cause."

"Oh, is our Gang Knights going to class again?"

"Jago, watch your words. From the day my Uncle redeemed me, I have been Knights."

"Yes, you are a Knights, more like Knights than the Lion."

Don't call me the Beast, my brother.

Aequus Mordred.

The 13-member Council of the Long Night.

In fact, he didn't have this name before he received instruction from Han Mingxuan.

It was precisely because of Han Mingxuan's tutelage that this former Gang boy became madly obsessed with Chivalry.

Finally, he asked Han Mingxuan to change his name to Aequus.

When Han Mingxuan named him this, he meant for him to become a Knights.

As it turns out, Aequus did this very well.

He was the most Chivalry and righteous member of the Thirteen-Person Group.

Of course, sometimes because I was too upright, I had a lot of one-on-one training sessions with people.

Therefore, he was the one who took the most hits in the entire Evernight Legion.

However, precisely because of this, his combat strength among the Thirteen-Person Group is the highest, second only to Curze and Sevatar.

If he used Psychic Powers, he could fight Sevatar to a draw.

"That's just how Aequus is. He always talks a lot to his own people, insisting on Chivalric Way to outsiders. He's a pure bully at home."

"Brother Talos, now that you've become a warrior of the Imperium, you can't disgrace your Uncle. So please remember to always put away your carefree attitude."

"As for outsiders, I have no obligation to teach them, nor any responsibility to remind them; what they do is none of my business."

"How dare you say I've disgraced my Uncle!"

"Indeed, my brother, by Chivalry, your behavior is far too flamboyant."

"I never imagined that someone as tolerant and wise as your Uncle would raise such a stubborn brat like you."

"Alright, Aequus's only flaw is his stubbornness, why are you bothering with him?" Shen said.

As the chief strategist of the Council of the Long Night and the chief steward of the entire VIII Legion, Shen had a very good understanding of Aequus's personality.

Having been taught by his Uncle, Aequus was indeed a Knights, and a very remarkable Knights at that.

You could even say he's completely different from the Gang kid he used to be, but his Nostramo roots remain unchanged.

However, Aequus's bottom line is very flexible.

Yes, it's all about flexibility.

He adhered to the spirit of Chivalry, but he also remembered a saying from his Uncle.

First of all, we're all Gang.

Therefore, in some extreme cases, the Gang kid hidden in the Knights's heart will come out.

That's why his brothers prefer to call him the Gang Knights, rather than Knights.

First and foremost, he's a Gang; secondly, he's a Knights.

"Hey, when you first met the Dark Angels, why didn't you fart?"

"I've said it before, the Dark Angels are just the Beasts, especially Lion El'Jonson, who is proud and easily angered, so I don't want to speak in front of him."

"Isn't there some other reason?" Talos continued to ask.

Aequus remained silent, but Agrid provided the answer for him.

"Although Aequus's swordsmanship is superb, he's no match for the Lion. If he dares to speak ill of the Lion, his head will fly off."

"Haha! Agrid really knows how to talk!"

Seeing that he couldn't win the argument, Aequus simply turned around and sat down to the side, taking out the Code and the booklet that Han Mingxuan had written for him.

The booklet's cover bore the words "The Knights's Self-Cultivation."

Upon opening the cover, the first sentence on the inner page consisted of only two words.

Flexible.

Han Mingxuan had no choice but to do this.

When he was teaching Aequus, he discovered that the boy had an extremely strong convert fanaticism.

Therefore, in the process of teaching him to be Knights, the boy's understanding of Chivalry had become almost rigid.

To prevent Aequus from becoming a psychopath later.

Han Mingxuan gave him a surname.

That's why Aequus had a full name.

Aequus Mordred.

At the same time, Han Mingxuan placed two locks on his personality.

The first is his surname, Mordred.

The point is to teach him to resist, to question, and even to rebel.

The other one is this booklet.

In fact, this booklet contains very little distillation of the spirit of Chivalry.

Because this is not the self-cultivation of Knights at all.

This is a Don Quixote book.

"That kid's really lucky. I'd love to see what's in that little booklet of his."

"Trust me, Talos, you can't beat him."

"Agrid, you can't beat him either."

In terms of individual combat ability, Aequus ranks among the top three below the Primarch within the entire Council of the Long Night.

As for who is third?

It's Talos, of course!

However, Talos doesn't pursue extreme personal combat prowess; he's more like Sevatar.

In terms of leadership, Sevatar was Curze's deputy, while Talos was Curze's hidden backup.

If both Curze and Sevatar are absent from the Eighth Legion, Talos will become the head of the entire Eighth Legion.

He was also the most well-rounded member of the entire Eighth Legion.

This is also the result of Han Mingxuan's deliberate training.

At the same time, he also taught Talos a lesson.

Tibetan.

Yes, it's about hiding.

For the entire Eighth Legion, Talos was the last line of defense, albeit in secret.

If someone within the entire Eighth Legion could take over and control the Legion.

Without a doubt, it's Talos.

To be honest, among everyone, Han Mingxuan had the highest expectations for Sevatar and Talos, but his expectations for Sevatar were public, while his expectations for Talos were private.

Talos understood all of this, and he also understood Han Mingxuan's intentions. It was precisely because of this that Talos was willing to play the role of a reckless guy in the Legion.

Pretending to be weak to fool others, acting like a fool.

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