Elian is faced with a choice reminiscent of King Baldwin IVā€™s struggle: follow the "will of kings" or protect the soul of the community. Remembering the lesson that his soul is in his keeping alone , he refuses to draw his sword for a "holy" cause. Instead, he uses his knowledge of the villageā€™s fortificationsā€”the very walls he builtā€”to protect all the inhabitants, regardless of their faith.

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Following the fall of Jerusalem, Elian, a former knight-turned-mason, wanders the edges of the Sinai. Having survived the siege led by Saladin , he has abandoned his sword for a chisel, convinced that "Godā€™s Kingdom" was a hollow promise used to justify the blood of thousands.