*”What could I have done differently…?”*
Arthur Pendragon, Britain’s second prince, faced the guillotine with bitter regret, his life claimed by a revolt fueled by crushing taxes and noble oppression.
But when he awoke, he was back in his childhood bedroom, his body small and youthful once more—five years before his doom.
How would he avoid the executioner’s blade this time?
Lost in thought, he absentmindedly showed kindness to a maid. Then, a strange voice whispered in his mind:
*”Good Deed Points granted. The future has changed.”*
Recognizing this as his lifeline, Arthur began to act generously, helping others, all to save himself. Unintentionally, his deeds earned him a legendary name: the “Holy King,” history’s most revered ruler.
This is the tale of a sheltered prince, ignorant of the world and its people, who fought to survive—and in doing so, became a monarch adored by his kingdom.
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