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He and [[Miklotov]] took the test in the same year and they set a new record for the longest mock fight during their exam. Both were accepted on the same day as knights and Camus rose through the ranks of the knighthood, eventually becoming the leader of the [[Matilda Knights|Red Knights of Matilda]] whereas Miklotov became the leader of the Blue Knights.

Camus and Miklotov became captains of their respective companies at a relatively early age due to a combination of factors. The Matilda Knights meritocracy was a great benefit to them both, as was there being positioned at a key generational change within the order caused in part by [[Gorudo]] causing the downfall of more senior leading knights that could rival him.

[[File:Camus reminds Miklotov of duty.png|220px|thumb|right|Don't believe the chess sets, a knight IS a pawn]]Camus and Miklotov became captains of their respective companies at a relatively early age due to a combination of factors. The Matilda Knights meritocracy was a great benefit to them both, as was there being positioned at a key generational change within the order caused in part by [[Gorudo]] causing the downfall of more senior leading knights that could rival him.

Camus accompanied Gorudo to the meeting on [[Jowston Hill]] prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]]. When [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] came to [[Rockaxe Castle]] in an attempt to convince Gorudo to ally with the [[New State Army]], Camus broke his oath as a knight to join the New State Army in order to fight against the Highland Kingdom, disgusted as he was with Gorudo's methods and lack of intervention in the on-going conflict.

Camus accompanied Gorudo to the meeting on [[Jowston Hill]] prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]], where he charmed [[Nanami]] after Gorudo brusquely bumped into her. His Red Knights were not ordered to [[Muse City]]'s aid during the [[Highland Army]] advance but Camus was assigned to bring Miklotov Gorudo's withdrawal command.

[[File:Camus leads the defectors.png|220px|thumb|left|Defecting? No, this is a field trip. It's a knight's duty to stop asking questions, newbie]]When [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] came to [[Rockaxe Castle]] in an attempt to convince Gorudo to ally with the [[New State Army]], Camus broke his oath as a knight to join the New State Army in order to fight against the Highland Kingdom, disgusted as he was with Gorudo's methods and lack of intervention in the on-going conflict.

After his resignation, Camus convinced around half of the Red and Blue Knights to join him and Miklotov. As a member of the New State Army, Camus fought against the [[Highland Kingdom]], even commanding one of the flanking units used against [[Kiba Windamier]] while defending the [[New State Army Headquarters]].

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 He and [[Miklotov]] took the test in the same year and they set a new record for the longest mock fight during their exam. Both were accepted on the same day as knights and Camus rose through the ranks of the knighthood, eventually becoming the leader of the [[Matilda Knights|Red Knights of Matilda]] whereas Miklotov became the leader of the Blue Knights.
-Camus and Miklotov became captains of their respective companies at a relatively early age due to a combination of factors. The Matilda Knights meritocracy was a great benefit to them both, as was there being positioned at a key generational change within the order caused in part by [[Gorudo]] causing the downfall of more senior leading knights that could rival him.
+[[File:Camus reminds Miklotov of duty.png|220px|thumb|right|Don't believe the chess sets, a knight IS a pawn]]Camus and Miklotov became captains of their respective companies at a relatively early age due to a combination of factors. The Matilda Knights meritocracy was a great benefit to them both, as was there being positioned at a key generational change within the order caused in part by [[Gorudo]] causing the downfall of more senior leading knights that could rival him.
-Camus accompanied Gorudo to the meeting on [[Jowston Hill]] prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]]. When [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] came to [[Rockaxe Castle]] in an attempt to convince Gorudo to ally with the [[New State Army]], Camus broke his oath as a knight to join the New State Army in order to fight against the Highland Kingdom, disgusted as he was with Gorudo's methods and lack of intervention in the on-going conflict.
+Camus accompanied Gorudo to the meeting on [[Jowston Hill]] prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]], where he charmed [[Nanami]] after Gorudo brusquely bumped into her. His Red Knights were not ordered to [[Muse City]]'s aid during the [[Highland Army]] advance but Camus was assigned to bring Miklotov Gorudo's withdrawal command.
+[[File:Camus leads the defectors.png|220px|thumb|left|Defecting? No, this is a field trip. It's a knight's duty to stop asking questions, newbie]]When [[Hero (Suikoden II)|the hero]] came to [[Rockaxe Castle]] in an attempt to convince Gorudo to ally with the [[New State Army]], Camus broke his oath as a knight to join the New State Army in order to fight against the Highland Kingdom, disgusted as he was with Gorudo's methods and lack of intervention in the on-going conflict.
 After his resignation, Camus convinced around half of the Red and Blue Knights to join him and Miklotov. As a member of the New State Army, Camus fought against the [[Highland Kingdom]], even commanding one of the flanking units used against [[Kiba Windamier]] while defending the [[New State Army Headquarters]].