The heir to the Principality of Padin, Paladin Ophelia St. Padin, the daily Slytherin heroine, is a natural scumbag, with straight steel, a three-dimensional face, justice in her face, a cool personality, and all her emotional intelligence is focused on social interactions. She was born with blood magic. She has been locked up in the castle at home to study since she was born, and the super-long-standby ancestor who is responsible for educating her is a Nordic version of YouKnowWho. She has a naive view of love, and pay attention to lightning protection. -------------------------------------------------------- How can a world with low magic like HP not have a knight setting? The principality of the heroine is set in the Scandinavian Peninsula of Northern Europe. The country is full of knights, and the awakened abilities are knights rather than wizards (knights are naturally powerful and powerful, quick in movement, and can fight with swords at close range). Saint Patin means Holy Knight. Only those in the royal family who have awakened extremely strong knight talents and magic talents at the same time (equivalent to dual magic and martial arts?) Can inherit the surname of Saint Patin. Other surnames are Patin. Not every generation has the surname Saint Patin. There are basically all knights in the principality, and there are very few wizards. After discovering the talent of knights at an early age, they joined the knights to study. The knight levels are assessed every year. Different levels of training have different tasks and different subsidies (equivalent to working as a national civil servant while studying, not based on age but only ability). The highest level is to join the order of holy knights and directly obey the orders of the Grand Duke. If you don't want to continue to stay in the knights, you can also find a job on your own, but you need to apply with the knights and record your whereabouts. There is no obvious boundary between the wizarding world and the Muggle world in the principality. Muggles and knights are both subjects of the Grand Duke.
Purpose: Love and Growth
