So the Lord spake: Every one of my Champions may choose forty of the captured soldiers as slaves.
But He took the Warrior King aside, and He told him: You will have two times forty of the captives. Although they shall not become your slaves, but your equals instead. And you will teach them all to become great warriors, as strong as yourself. And you will lead them to many a battle and victory.
The Warrior King replied: How will I take these soldiers that were bested, as anything other than slaves? They might kill us all in our sleep, for we have beaten them and mocked them before. How can we ever become equals?
And the Lord told unto the Warrior King: It is neither you nor your fellow Champions, whom this legion will be fighting for. I ask that you make a legion, ready to fight only for myself. You are all just as mortal as the next person, in the eyes of Gods. So why would you quarrel? None should backstab each other, as long as all are fighting for the same God.