"It's Miss Viviana!"
"The great Dragon Knight, the savior of Constantinople!"
"Lady Candle Knight!"
When the first citizen of Constantinople saw the iconic black and white armored Female Knight, the already celebrating crowd erupted into another frenzy.
People's faces were filled with genuine reverence as they waved at Viviana and the Emperor beside her, expressing their admiration for them. Compared to the majestic Emperor, the Candle Knight undoubtedly inspired more affection.
It wasn't just her physical appearance that won them over; they acknowledged the Emperor's efforts and talents shown in recent days. But as the Emperor, protecting his subjects is a responsibility he is born with.
Viviana, however, bore no such duty. She was a Foreign Female Knight from an unknown land. Yet, like the Saintess Jeanne saving France, she rescued Rome when Constantinople was a lone city.
Both Greeks and Latins share a feeling of worship and gratitude for her.
