Although there is no explicit report of death, being missing for 10,000 years... is not much different from being dead, right?

Anyway, it shouldn’t just be casually announced and then it’s real.

Rather than believe that the real Lionheart King has appeared, the people of the Alliance would actually prefer to think that it’s some ambitious person in disguise; or perhaps some Chaos Traitors using the power of witchcraft to play tricks?

This speculation once made them afraid to land on the ground and fight alongside the uprising forces, fearing they would step into a trap and never return.

However, after carefully distinguishing the uprising forces battling the Blood Eye War Gang, it really didn’t seem like an act; in addition, the state of these uprising forces truly showed no signs of Chaos corruption, so they decided to take the risk and try.

They landed, participated in the battle, assisted the uprising forces in repelling the attack, and in the name of the Alliance, the New Empire, and based on their displayed combat strength, they smoothly proposed a request to meet the so-called ’Lionheart King’.

Everything went smoothly.

They met the leader of the uprising forces.

Just at the first glance, the flag officer of Hundred Wings confirmed this was indeed a Son of God.

Although appearing somewhat aged, his majestic stature, his armor in black and dark green alternating, and the lion’s head decoration on his shoulder... all were identical to the murals and statues of the Son of God the flag officer had studied and seen.

Appearance alone is certainly not enough to make a judgment, the main point is, the flag officer of Hundred Wings had seen ’Regent King’ Robert.

Although Martins is not a Son of God, the flag officer believed, the aura and presence emitted by this man in front of him were very similar to that of the Regent King!

Is this the scent of divinity?

That’s the only conclusion he could come to.

Simultaneously, he felt a bit apprehensive.

In legend, the ’Lionheart King’ is a commander with great talent and vision, but also a harsh and merciless leader. He always achieved victory but never showed any compassion for his subordinates.

Would such a commander be difficult to get along with?

What attitude would he have towards the Alliance, towards the New Empire?

However, after the actual meeting and conversation, he was surprised to discover that Leon could not be described as gentle but could at least be called amicable. Though his words were indisputable and his orders were delivered decisively, he was not entirely closed to suggestions.

Isn’t this quite good?

Leon also valued their arrival.

On one hand, it was their inherent power; on the other hand, it was the reinforcements behind them.

He also readily agreed to the Alliance’s request to spread the news of his appearance.

Or rather, he never intended to hide. Once he understood the era he was in, he realized that his identity as a Son of God carried enormous potential for boosting morale upon his return.

If all of this benefits the Empire and humanity, and can be weaponized reputationally, then he does not mind employing his own prestige.

As for the so-called Alliance, New Empire... he doesn’t know who Gu Hang is, nor does he know what Robert is doing.

He will figure it out later, but for now, he must first complete what is in front of him. He is not like Robert, a person constantly filled with ideas; he focuses on one thing at a time, achieving it to the utmost.