Who was the strongest person on the continent?

  The answer to that hadn’t changed for a long time.

  Krono’s headmaster, Ian, his rival Khun and the commander of the White Knights of Holy Kingdom, Julius Hul, had been holding that spot for 30 years.

  If so, then who had the greatest talent on the continent?

  This was a question that had been recently debated multiple times.

  It was because the honor of being the youngest Sword Master, a feat which people thought could never be broken, was passed from Ignet Crescentia to Ilya Lindsay.

  The swordsmen of the five kingdoms, who were famous for their swordsmanship skills, as well as the people of the western part of the continent, said that Lindsay Family’s daughter had the greatest talent in the present generation.

  Of course, that wasn’t everyone’s opinion.

  It was because there were too many achievements that Ignet had accumulated so far, for the public to change their opinion as soon as someone a little bit more talented came up.

  Their argument was that it made no sense to compare someone who came from an orphan setting and received instructions only after a later point in life, to a child from a prestigious family who was taught swordsmanship from a young age. And this only made Ignet seem even stronger.

  Lulu took her somewhere, and Anya held onto her hand, leaving Georg alone in the hall.

  “…”


  “Excuse me, shall I guide you?”


  After a moment of a gloomy expression on his face, he nodded to the servant.

  The back view of the vice-commander leaving the banquet hall felt lonely.