From the late 11th to the late 13th century, a war spanning three continents—Europe, Asia, and Africa—lasted for two centuries: the Crusades. At that time, the world's attention was focused on one place: the Holy Land, Jerusalem. However, after being destroyed and rebuilt countless times under the impact of bloody wars, the one who truly secured the throne of Jerusalem was neither the gifted "Leprosy King" Baldwin IV, nor the legendary hero Saladin. It was a man named Julian de Lucignon! Years later, people asked, "Why were you able to secure the throne of Jerusalem?" Julian, waving his fist, said, "Of course, it was because of..."