Legends of Knights

"The Legend of Knights" is a novel that depicts a grand fantasy world. Its background is set in a powerful country called the Third Republic of Sophia. This country, together with the Holy Empire of Jane's Will, Ruilian Var, and the Kavadis Federation, is known as the Four Pillars of the Continent. The novel shows the political structure, cultural characteristics and the fate of the characters on this continent through different chapters. • The Third Republic of Sofia: Known for its inclusiveness, equality and freedom, this country has experienced many regime changes in its history, from a republic to a dynasty and now to the Third Republic of Sofia. The capital, Karen City, is a shining pearl on the continent and has been praised by poets and philosophers of all ages. • Sepsius City and Prince Geralt: The novel mentions Sepsius City, a small country located in the north of the continent, covered by ice and snow all year round. Prince Geralt is the legitimate heir of this small country, and his return has become a major event in the city. To the north of Sepsis are the snowy mountains and plateau tribes, and to the south is the Kingdom of Mammoth of the Kavadis Federation. • Knights of the Silver Glory: The Knights of the Silver Glory are a knightly order governed by the Instein Rohr family. Most of its members have white hair. Renault is the leader of the Knights. He is not a noble, but he is known for his outstanding military exploits and has become the most valiant knight in the Knights. • Instein Rohr Family: This family was once glorious, but due to decline, it has not been summoned by the royal family for nearly a hundred years. Members of the family are invited to a royal banquet, which is an opportunity for them to return to center stage in the empire. • Battle and Glory: There are many fierce battle scenes in the novel, such as the duel between Swino and Losev, which shows the bravery and fighting skills of the knights. Swino lost his right arm while protecting Leo, and Aino and Eliodel also joined the battle, demonstrating the unity among family members and their determination to fight against foreign enemies. • Knights Templar: The novel also mentions the Knights Templar, which is a symbol of the ecclesiastical power of Jane the Will and originated from the Holy Papal State of Jane the Will, the predecessor of the Jane Will Empire. Their presence adds a religious and power struggle color to the novel. To sum up, "The Legend of the Knights" is a fantasy novel that combines politics, war, family glory and personal destiny. Through rich characters and complex plots, it shows a colorful continental epic.

Oh, beautiful Karen You are the most beautiful star in this world An incomparable treasure Oh, beautiful Karen If I forget your beauty Let me lose my eyes Oh, beautiful Karen—from an unknown poet