Losa walked alone, slowly towards the center of the grand hall.
The front of his custom-made plate armor was emblazoned with the insignia of King David's Cross, holding a helmet adorned with black feathers in his left hand, and a black cloak with an eagle badge draped over his shoulders.
A large red gem was embedded in the hilt of the Armed Sword at his waist.
His attire now was entirely different from the first impassioned speech he made in this hall.
At this moment, he appeared like the noble Crown Prince of a Kingdom, exuding an air of heroism and nobility.
Facing the accusatory, angry, disdainful, or doubtful gazes of the various nobles, Losa's face showed no sign of fear.
He even leisurely looked around, nodding to nobles in each direction.
The King of Jerusalem in the Holy Land never had the final say.
But what truly caused the king's authority to plummet was Baldwin IV's worsening leprosy, which led to his long absence from public view.
