[Medieval] [Western Fantasy] [Kamen Rider] [Don Quixote] [Comedy] Jace von Kassel, a seventh-generation knight. His fief consists of a collapsed windmill, thirty-seven households of tenants, and a dog named Bruce.
He's a little too single-minded: he salutes armor buried in the ground as if it were a soldier; believes a windmill is a giant and charges at it on horseback; and insists a siege engine is part of his own outer wall, ordering it to move aside.
The strange thing is, when he says these things, the world actually obeys. The day he thrust his lance into the windmill, it stood up.
And so this last of the black-iron demon hunters set out. He took jobs, cleared out water spirits, and exposed impostors hiding among the crowds. Along the way, he picked up companions like a half-elf poet, a bald priest, and a young martial artist, and ventured into a much larger world
Capitalists running factories that devour people, a banquet where no one shows their face, the holy flames of a monastery, and the demonic tide that comes once every hundred years, due to return soon.
His power follows just one rule: every time he performs a miracle, he must trade away a memory. The more he forgets, the more important that journal becomes.
