That’s right, Olubet had been missing from the very beginning, which was why the royal capital was powerless to resist when the rebellion broke out.

However, no one thought that this had anything to do with him. Instead, they all thought that he was dead, because the culprit of the rebellion was the deputy commander of the Royal Capital Garrison Knights.

With the captain missing, the deputy captain becomes the highest commander of the Knights Templar. The shield that was supposed to protect him suddenly turns into a sword that stabs him, and no one can defend against it.

The fact is that the deputy leader did intend to kill Olubet at the beginning. To this end, he deliberately set up a drinking party for Olubet and took the opportunity to poison Olubet, making him unconscious. Then he arranged for someone to dress Olubet as drunk and transport him to a secret location to prepare to kill him.

However, the deputy captain underestimated Oulubet's strength. Before his men took action, Oulubet recovered from the poison and killed the enemy. After that, he went through numerous hardships and dangers and fought his way out of the enemy's encirclement and blockade.

However, when he returned to the capital, what was waiting for him was the emperor's corpse, the Knights had become history, and he had lost everything.

At the time, everyone in the know thought that Olubet would become disheartened and become history along with his Knights, but no one expected that what would happen next—

In this catastrophe that is bound to destroy the Pasala Empire, a knight named "Lone Sword" is about to fight his way out of the Pasala Empire with just his sword.

No one knows what kind of mental journey Olubet went through in the devastated capital.

Only when he appeared before the rebels with only his sword did the world truly understand what an invincible and lone sword meant.

Thousands of enemy troops could not even slow down his pace and turned into a sea of ​​blood behind him. The world-famous swordsman and the renowned magician were turned into ghosts under his sword one after another.

Until finally, he came before those powerful nobles, chopped off their heads amid their pleas, then found the prince who was in a desperate situation, carried him on his back and walked away from the base camp of the remaining rebels. The rebels only realized what was happening at this time, and then fled in fear like birds and beasts.

Covered in blood, Olubet brought the last blood of the royal family to the royal army and left without saying anything.

Three days later, he appeared again with something in his hand. It was the head of the former deputy commander of the Garrison Knights, the fuse of this catastrophe.

The catastrophe came and went quickly, so quickly that many ordinary people in the empire didn't even know that there was only one person left in the royal family that had ruled the empire for a thousand years.

Under the powerful military deterrence of Olubet, all the nobles who had originally had disloyalty restrained their thoughts, and those nobles who participated in the rebellion were purged without exception. The empire also relied on the power of Olubet alone to survive.

After the prince ascended the throne, he immediately appointed Oulubet as the hereditary knight of honor, "Knight Protector of the Nation," and granted him a fiefdom no less vast than that of a great noble in the empire...

The rumors about the ancestors told by his father, Lezelian, were not much different from what Hulim remembered hearing, and they were not much different from what was recorded in various biographies. At most, they were some trivial matters that were not worthy of being written into biographies, and were simply told by his father at this time.

But even so, Collette was very happy.

It was at this time that Collette revealed the reason why she was so concerned about Olubet. It turned out that Collette had been studying at the Magic Academy in the royal capital. During her school years, she became interested in Olubet during a research report on an extracurricular history investigation and began to investigate.

The report she submitted received high praise from the history professor, but at the same time, he also told Collette that there were still many unknowns about Olubet and suggested that she go to Olubet's past residence to investigate.

Collette went to Olubet's former fiefdom, and the result was self-evident. This incident became a regret in Collette's heart. Although she has graduated for many years, she still does research when she has the chance and keeps in touch with the history professor of the college.

"I see. I didn't expect Miss Collette to be a researcher for our ancestors. I was so rude earlier! I, Rezelian Hyeral, a descendant of Olubet Hyeral, would like to express my sincere gratitude to Miss Collette and all the professors for everything you have done for our ancestors."

Lezelian said very sincerely.

"Ah, ah? Ah!?" Collette stood up in a panic. "Mr. Lezelian, please don't do this. This is what we should do. It's more that we should be ashamed of not being able to find much useful information."

"Miss Collette, there's no need to apologize for this. It's us..." Lezelian frowned. "As descendants of the Knights of the Nation, we know little more about our ancestors than outsiders. We should be ashamed."

After hearing what Lezelian said, Collette seemed to sense something was wrong.

"Um... Mr. Lezelian, could it be that all the family records of Mr. Olubet have been lost?"

"No, nothing of the kind has ever been lost."

Lezelian shook his head, then revealed shocking news.

"Because such a thing never existed in the first place!"

"What?!"

Collette was shocked. Not only Collette, but Hulim was also shocked. This was the first time she heard of the little hand holding the snack just hanging in the air.

Hulim didn't know how many countries would do this, but in the Pasarra Empire, each generation of nobles would record their experiences and pass them down as family heritage along with the family tree, so that future generations could understand the hardships their ancestors went through in building their family business.

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