The sound of nobles' noisy discussions rose from below the stage.
The two paths given by Losa undoubtedly seemed like good options to the Crusader nobles, who were now caught in a dilemma.
Yet, even with Losa's guarantee, compared to "working for the Emperor of Greece," the vast majority still preferred to trust the Crusader King, who was "one of their own."
There were, in fact, two Crusader Kings, but Losa's brilliance was too dazzling. Additionally, Baldwin IV suffered from the "curse of God"—leprosy. He was personally content to see Losa surpass him in prestige, thus when people mentioned the "Crusader King," they only thought of Losa.
However, the East Africa described by Losa seemed too far off, causing hesitation among them. Most of them had not even heard that Saracens still occupied that territory.
As for resisting and fighting against Losa?
