"When the most loyal followers of Constantine XI arrived in Trabzon, the situation became worse, as it was completely different from what they had previously imagined."
In the hotel room, Leonard and Pierce translated the Latin text in the photos one by one, gradually revealing the original cause of Conrad's previous expedition.
"The people from East Rome found that not only were they not recognized, but they were also wanted to be silenced to avoid giving the Ottoman Empire a pretext for attacking Trabzon."
"In this situation, they could only hide those things in a remote place away from the city, then return to Constantinople before the fall and die in battle with their king."
"Fortunately, they left some sheepskin papers with information embedded in an ancient book, which after hundreds of years of circulation was collected in the Imperial War Museum and eventually discovered by these Freemason members."
