Knight's Journey Golden Iris

In medieval Europe, the light of chivalry and faith intertwined into countless legends, and "Knight's Journey - Golden Iris" is based on Western fantasy, using delicate brushwork to restore those years full of glory and perseverance. The book uses "golden iris" as the core image - the iris symbolized the purity of faith and the sanctity of mission in the Middle Ages, while gold symbolizes the knight's dedication to honor. The story revolves around the growth of a young knight: from his youth when he first entered the battlefield, to being in the flames of war. After experiencing the wall again and again, he finally realized that war was not the chivalry he imagined. This also changed her thinking. As a work by the Archbishop of Croatia, the book not only contains vivid descriptions of knights' battles, but also incorporates the historical context and religious culture of Western fantasy. From the attack and defense of castles on the Adriatic coast to the contemplation of faith in monasteries, the lines contain both the magnificence of war and a profound discussion of "what is true glory." The image of golden iris is used throughout. It is not only the imprint on the knight's badge, but also the unchanging belief coordinate in his heart: Let the spirit of chivalry truly appear on this continent Let the kingdom of heaven come to this continent