Selaya, a young man who grew up in a family of black magic, was warned by his mother since he was a child that he must hide his identity and abilities. Once, when he was practicing magic by a pool in the forest, he was bumped into by a blond boy Dawn who suddenly appeared and whom he had just met. Later, due to an accident, Dawn lost his memory of Selaya and followed his father's arrangement to study at the Northern College.
Feeling guilty, Selaya took the blame for Dawn's amnesia on herself, hoping to make amends and re-establish friendship in the academy. The two met again for the first time, and Dawn felt familiar with Selea's interaction. While getting along, Dawn's memory began to gradually recover. But he didn't point it out. Instead, he took advantage of Selea's atonement mentality and secretly enjoyed this repentant, almost conniving dependence.
The first book was originally intended to be written from the perspective of the magician, but I found that my writing was too verbose. In the end, I had to change it to the perspective of the knight, so the character design was changed. Note that it is [Magician × Knight]
Intention: To coexist and protect each other