Every kingdom has its warriors, but only one has a King like this. What Kind of King was born out of a single question that echoed in my spirit long before I ever set pen to page: What does it truly mean to serve a King whose victory is not won by bloodshed, but by mercy? In crafting the story of Barah, Uriah, and the Kingdom of Sadala, I wanted to explore more than just the triumphs and tragedies of war; I wanted to explore the battlefield of the soul. Through strategy, honor, and the clash of nations, each character stands at the threshold between duty and destiny, between worldly loyalty and divine calling. This story is not just a tale of conquest, but of revelation, the moment when a warrior's sword meets the reality of grace. I hope that readers find within these pages a spark of reflection about the kind of King Christ is not one who conquers nations, but one who conquers hearts. I wrote this story during a time of deep introspection, as I balanced my creative passion, faith, and love for the people who walk beside me. Each word carries the weight of gratitude, and every chapter reminds me that even in the fiercest storm, there is a hand that stills the waters.