With this half-body plate armor, Losa could even mount the horse by himself.
The helmet was a bascinet-style helmet, resembling a bird's beak.
This helmet had air holes at the mouth, making it more suitable for fighting in the Holy Land's scorching heat compared to the suffocating barrel helmet.
The visor design allowed Losa a broader vision in close combat or foot battles, and the curved faceplate was more advantageous for absorbing impacts.
Clearly, Losa was very satisfied with Marles' craftsmanship.
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The morning of the next day.
At this moment, the Jerusalem Royal Palace was hosting a grand gathering, with nobles of all ranks and status in the city attending.
The banquet was to welcome Count Thierry from Flanders, who was related to the Baldwin Family, both belonging to the Anjou Family, a branch of the Plantagenet Dynasty.
The atmosphere at the banquet was lively.
