My Players Are So Fierce

1078: 365.

To save the common people, Knight Ji Xiwei decided to debut as an idol~_2

1078: 365.

To save the common people, Knight Ji Xiwei decided to debut as an idol~_2

“Pfft.”

With arms crossed and a disbelieving look on her face, Biqi was chatting with another young lady when heavy footsteps echoed around the corner ahead, drawing their attention to the returning figure of Lord Kudell.

Today, he was not clad in his Blood Vulture Battle Armor, yet just the Griffin Greatsword on his back was enough to burden him with a weight unimaginable to ordinary people.

Murphy had discovered this renowned blade in the Blood Vulture Treasury.

It was among the “Hunted Collection” salvaged by Salockdale from the Black Disaster War, similar to the Cold Night that now lay in Sister Pomegranate’s hands, wrapped in an “Exotic Charm” with an exterior filled with skulls and roses, with the crossguard fashioned into an elegant crescent moon—marking it a relic of a hero.

It was the “Moonblade of the Song Sea Empire.”

Rumored once to belong to a Sword Saint of Sanghai, who had bombarded the Clan of the King of Bone Biting with the magnificent Sunship during the fourth Black Disaster, and fallen on the battlefield while rescuing allies, this greatsword was indeed a legacy of a hero.

For the Pharaoh craftsmen of the Song Sea Empire had forged this blade with a unique material known as “Hades Silver Sand,” giving it a density far surpassing that of ordinary steel.

In the same volume, the weight of the Griffin was over seven times that of the Crimson Heavy Sword “Ranger,” which Kudell had previously wielded, a burden that even the Civilian Protection Officer, second only in combat prowess within the Blood Vulture Clan, found difficult to swing in battle for extended periods.

But with extreme weight came extreme lethality!

When Kudell charged forth on the battlefield wielding it, there was little that could halt the valiant Civilian Protection Officer.

Upon seeing his granddaughter standing at his doorway, Kudell’s usually stern and silent face softened with a hint of helplessness.

His encounter with Biqi had been an accident, and during the days they had spent together, he found himself quite pleased with her in every aspect, a perfect representation of the already scarce female knights.

Except for the brains…

Biqi was not dull-witted.

She had inherited the bravery of Kudell and also the wisdom of the Civilian Protection Officer’s sole beloved, yet possessing wisdom and using it effectively were two different concepts.

Perhaps having grown up tomboyishly, infatuated with strength and fervently honing her combat skills had caused his granddaughter to develop a bit “askew.”

Kudell had tested her, and his little granddaughter’s martial strength ranked highly within the Black Iron Tier, yet it seemed she had sacrificed her sagacity for all of it.

Her first reaction to any situation was always to draw her sword, never using her head, but luckily, this endearingly simple-minded, blonde fool already harbored a “detachable brain” as a standard feature by her side.

The Knight of Liwen was intellectually adept, making a good assistant to Biqi.

Still, Kudell always found his granddaughter’s confidant slightly odd.

He couldn’t quite put his finger on what it was, but every time he saw the Knight of Liwen, it oddly reminded him of “Mad Woman” Bonnie, the Chief Guard of The Grand Duke of Cui Si, who was known for appearing and disappearing out of the blue…

Uh, perhaps because they both excelled at covert operations?

The Civilian Protection Officer cast away such thoughts and in the warmest indifference a vampire could muster, said to his granddaughter:

“You are leaving Transylvania tomorrow morning.

I have prepared a gift for you, come in.”

With that, Kudell stepped into the room.

Determined to seek her grandfather’s help, Biqi instantly fell silent, planning to secure her grandfather’s parting gift before telling him her news.

Hey, your favorite Little Peach isn’t leaving after all!

Surprised?

Her scheme was immediately noticed by the Knight of Liwen beside her, causing the half-Eastern-blooded knight Ji to cover her eyes in anguish.

It felt to her that the young miss had awakened some formidable power during her days in Transylvania; her long-dormant, brand-new mind had finally begun to operate.

It was a cause for celebration, but it seemed to be heading in a rather peculiar direction.

“Wow!

What beautiful armor.”

In Kudell’s simple room, furnished with nothing more than a bed and a wardrobe, the venerable vampire grandfather retrieved a wooden box from the closet.

Inside lay a set of female vampire-style heavy armor, which appeared to be a modified version of the Family Guardian armor.

However, on the originally somber blood-colored battle gear, twinkling light formed mysterious runes—clearly, Kudell had the Alchemy Master Cui Si enchant the protective gear, thus adding another layer of value to this already fine piece of equipment.

Kudell watched his joyous granddaughter, a barely visible smile creeping onto his lips.

The sight of Biqi always reminded him of the time he left his family to head to the Black Disaster Battlefield, presenting a set of armor to his young son.

His son had been as exuberant as Biqi was now.

He had thought his son would become a fine knight; who could have expected him to turn into a savvy businessman instead?

Yet, the knight’s path that he himself had followed was ultimately inherited by his granddaughter; one might say destiny diverged from what Kudell had imagined, but in the end, it did not fail him.

“You can keep it as a collectible, and wear it for battle when necessary.

However, given the customs of the Anjou Region, it’s best to keep it a secret that you possess armor from vampires.

It could affect your reputation,” Kudell advised.