The fool who challenged the windmill came from Don Quixote. In Don Quixote, there is a scene in which the hero Don Quixote indulges in reading knight novels, regards the spinning windmill as a giant, and rushes forward to fight against it regardless of everything. Some people say that this is the glory of chivalry.

Now a hero in the glory of the king, Crazy Iron's line is to be the fool who challenges the windmill, and recklessness is closer to courage than cowardice.

the glory of the king's crazy iron lines:

Feel a mysterious force from the East.

To be the fool who challenges the windmill, recklessness is closer to courage than cowardice.

Why send it to the trial? Lightning will knock down the tower.

is that you, ghost? Getting used to the wrong things is really mean.

tear the space to see the source.

have you found a way to break the curse?

Cain's forgotten name, a friend I will always remember.