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[[File:Miklotov and Camus train.png|220px|thumb|left|The Sepia Knights of Matilda]]Miklotov is a knight in the [[Matilda Knightdom]], who served as the captain of the knightdom's [[Matilda Knights|Blue Knights]]. He was close friends with Red Knight captain [[Camus]], the two having joined the knights on the same day, being comrades ever since. In training, the two set a record for the longest mock battle without a decisive result between them.

Miklotov and Camus 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.

Miklotov and Camus 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 their 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.

Prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]], Miklotov accompanied [[Gorudo]] to the [[Hilltop Conference]] at [[Jowston Hill]]. He would hurry Camus along after he bumped into [[Nanami]], possibly thinking that Camus was about to engage in his habitual flirting.

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 [[File:Miklotov and Camus train.png|220px|thumb|left|The Sepia Knights of Matilda]]Miklotov is a knight in the [[Matilda Knightdom]], who served as the captain of the knightdom's [[Matilda Knights|Blue Knights]]. He was close friends with Red Knight captain [[Camus]], the two having joined the knights on the same day, being comrades ever since. In training, the two set a record for the longest mock battle without a decisive result between them.
-Miklotov and Camus 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.
+Miklotov and Camus 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 their 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.
 Prior to the outbreak of the [[Dunan Unification War]], Miklotov accompanied [[Gorudo]] to the [[Hilltop Conference]] at [[Jowston Hill]]. He would hurry Camus along after he bumped into [[Nanami]], possibly thinking that Camus was about to engage in his habitual flirting.