When Ferdinand was about ten steps away from the Earth Bear, he leveled the spear in his hands, aiming for his opponent's chest.
It was said that the Earth Bear found plate armor too troublesome to put on and off, and since most battles ended very quickly, often in just a few breaths, he simply stopped wearing armor altogether.
His arrogant demeanor also provoked dissatisfaction among many of his opponents, yet those who had wanted to teach him a lesson were either lying in bed or already buried underground.
The majority of the onlookers also did not fancy the chances of this young lord from the Western Empire.
However, Edward II's face showed a hint of admiration.
For just from this short charge, one could tell the young man's riding skills were exceptional, handling his horse with great finesse. Even during the charge, there was no severe swaying of his upper body, and the spear was steady in his hand.
The Emperor called over his Guard Commander and asked, "Who is this man?"
