


After I regained consciousness, relying on my own strength and Reinhardt's assistance, I was quickly promoted to be the Guard Captain even though several other Legion Commanders questioned me and even suspected that I would betray the Illumina. If I hadn't missed out on several major battles because I was unconscious for those three years, I might even have been promoted faster. I didn't disappoint the people who believed in me as I made great achievements in several wars. Everyone placed their hopes on me after I graduated because I was one of the most promising students at the academy. That's how I missed the final battle between the Coalition and the Eclipsites, which is the biggest regret in my life so far. I was seriously injured that year and was in a coma for a long time at the clinic. The position will be mine someday-it's just a matter of time. None of the soldiers were my followers, but I was still able to command them well and earn their trust! Naturally, I'll never compromise with anyone on anything that belongs to me. Certainly, the reason I could do that was that I had enough strength. That's why I can never relax and always look for reasons to challenge her. I was just haunted by the anxious feeling that I would never catch up to Reinhardt. I actually didn't covet the position of the Grand Marshal of the Illumina. She accepted my challenges and also gave me a lot of resources. I lost to Reinhardt because I wasn't strong enough, and my pride told me I couldn't let her beat me! I challenged her for her position. I didn't become the Royal Guard Captain because we were friends. Wait, your expression tells me you're misunderstanding something. Reinhardt and I used to sit at the same table at the military academy, and we were close friends. You seem really curious about why I could form the Guard in the Illumina.
