“What should I have done…?”
Arthur Pendragon, the second prince of Britain, lamented his fate as the guillotine awaited him. His life was forfeit to a people’s revolution, spurred by outrage over relentless taxes and the tyranny of the nobility.
Yet when he next opened his eyes, he found himself in his bedroom. To his shock, he realized he had reverted to his boyish self from five years prior.
How could he escape execution this time…?
As he brooded over his predicament, he found himself acting kindly toward a maid almost on impulse. Suddenly, a mysterious voice echoed in his mind:
“Good Deed Points have been awarded. The future has shifted slightly.”
Realizing this voice might hold the key to salvation, Arthur began treating people with kindness and committing good deeds—all to save his own life. Over time, his efforts earned him an unexpected title: the “Holy King,” the greatest monarch in history.
This is the story of a sheltered boy who knew little of the world or human hearts, striving for survival and inadvertently growing into a ruler loved by all.
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