In this episode, the relationship between El Cid and Jimena deepens as they confront the dangers posed by the tournament. Jimena's concern for El Cid's safety highlights her emotional investment in his success, while El Cid's determination to prove himself as a champion reflects his desire to protect and honor her.

In episode 4, titled 'Champion', El Cid faces significant challenges during the tournament, including fierce competition from skilled knights and the pressure of defending his honor. He must navigate the political tensions surrounding the event, particularly the animosity from his rivals who seek to undermine him.

The King plays a pivotal role in the tournament, as his decisions and favoritism influence the dynamics of the competition. His support for certain knights creates tension, and El Cid must navigate the political landscape to gain the King's favor while remaining true to his own values.

El Cid's internal conflict is palpable during the tournament as he grapples with the expectations placed upon him as a warrior and a leader. He feels the weight of his family's legacy and the need to prove himself, which leads to moments of doubt and reflection on his motivations for fighting.

El Cid takes decisive actions to assert his dominance in the tournament, showcasing his exceptional combat skills and strategic thinking. He engages in intense duels, demonstrating not only his physical prowess but also his ability to read his opponents, ultimately earning the respect of the crowd and his rivals.