Ahmed paced anxiously around the room.
Inside the room, the fireplace blazed fiercely, the walls were decorated with various patterns made of lines, squares, triangles, and colorful tapestries.
Due to the Fire Worship prohibiting idol worship and depictions of all living beings, they rarely used animal and human portraits.
Thus, in battle, it was noticeable that the banners of the Christian lords and knights often featured lions, eagles, dragons, bulls, and snakes, while the Saracens held banners made of lines, moons, and flames.
Of course, the 'Saladin's Eagle' banner was an exception, likely related to old Egyptian beliefs.
A servant brought in a plate of watermelon cut into strips, revealing the red flesh: "Master, don't worry."
"How can I not worry? That is the Dragon Slayer, said to be the most valiant knight in Jerusalem. Who knows if those Assassin assassins will succeed?"
Ahmed sighed deeply.
