Witch's Journey: The Holy Knight Returns in Autumn

[One heroine: Irena] [No System] [No transmigration]

In Valesorpe, knighthood is a title granted to only a select few. Knights protect the people and are deeply loved by them in return.

The skeleton flower is a blossom whose petals turn clear and transparent after rain, revealing their veins. It is used to describe the pure character of a knight who remains blameless after enduring the people's accusations.

But when a knight with eyes that can see into people's hearts discovers that the things he believes in and protects are merely tools others can discard at any moment, his faith vanishes.

All that remains is a helpless heart, struggling on the brink of death.

And yet... that heart will never give up.

P.S. What I want to write is not the traditional kind of noble, righteous hero. Because I was indulging myself and chose my words poorly, most readers misunderstood what I meant. In the early chapters, I never clearly stated what the protagonist stood for. Readers saw the word “justice” in the earlier blurb and assumed he was a traditional noble, righteous hero. Then they saw him do things that didn't fit that archetype and started cursing me out. I want to apologize here. That was my fault. I didn't consider how readers approach a story. As for banning people and the other related issues, there's not enough room in the blurb, so I'll explain them in a separate chapter after Chapter 62. If you want to know more, go read it.

Could you stop picking out those lines in the blurb about knights representing justice and protection? I was being an idiot and didn't consider that you wouldn't overthink every part of the blurb. I expressed myself poorly. Please understand.