Looking at the empty east city gate, it could be said that this was the easiest city gate to take down.
The south city gate, the north city gate, and the east city gate were all easier than the last.
However, Kant was not happy at all.
The power of nobles far exceeded his imagination.
The words of the "Tyr. Isai. Maud" indicated that he still did not have the qualifications to get into the secrets of a true noble.
At the beginning, the other party thought that he had become a real noble because of the strength of his force.
Then, could it be that the real noble had such a powerful force like him?
At the same time, Tyr. Isai. Maud, this name definitely had some special meaning.
Perhaps, this was the name format of a real noble?
