The King of Jerusalem arrived at the front line, and this was big news.
Crusaders from both inside and outside Semanud City came to welcome him. The atmosphere was lively, even more so than when the two kings had visited Semanud recently. After all, despite the high status of the two kings, it was their first encounter with the Heretics.
But Baldwin IV, at sixteen, had personally led four hundred knights to defeat a massive army led by Saladin himself.
In the previous two great victories the Crusaders had against Saladin, although Losa shone the brightest and earned the most reputation, the Supreme Commander was Baldwin IV, who was the nominal King of the Eastern Crusaders.
Standing among the welcoming crowd, clad in a blue coverall with the gold fleur-de-lis of the Gaul Royal Family embroidered on the chest, Philip wore a radiant smile on his face, preparing to greet Baldwin IV.
However, though his face showed enthusiasm, he became vigilant inside.
