All Chapters of A Squire's Journey: Chapter 41 - Chapter 48

William and his companions’ defiance shattered the Inquisition’s hold on the Kingdom. Their courage laid bare its hypocrisy and cruelty for all to seeThe knights arrested the remaining Inquisition members on the battlefield and began dismantling the Inquisition's lies. First, they brought the ex-Inquisition volunteers back to their families. Seeing them alive, they destroyed the Inquisitor’s lies. Second and damning of all are the remains of Abigail presented before the King and the Princess as proof that the Inquisitor is working for Pentalium.The King, ashamed of what he thought was a friend, immediately orders the destruction of the Inquisition and reinstates the power he had given them back to the crown. Fed up with corruption from his friend, the King assigned the knights their new mission: rounding up the remaining Inquisition members. The knights quickly dismantle the remaining forces hiding inside the Abandoned Abyss. Wherever they go, the truth of what happened spreads,

John and William have been training their body and minds since passing their first exam to an excessive degree. They want to be ready and pass any question or task they are given. George can see their anxiety eating them away, and asked them to take it easy. But the two won’t let up. Until the next official visits them, they shall ensure they are at top performance. Ingrid started to get angry at the two when they barely eat and sleep properly. Once, she even asked her grandmother to concoct a mixture of herbs that would make them drowsy for a whole day, just enough to make them relax. But no, the minds of these future knights are so determined that a mere draught is unable to make them feel tired.But they have every right to be so. For the following official who arrived at Tarwood, he rode in a terrible yet mighty steed and wore crooked armor; this knight had seen more battle than most men. He declared himself to be Sir Dustan Wergian and had come to test the two of them. George, s

Julie's The Lost Eyes of Zonia sold out its first printing in a week. Copies reached universities, taverns, and even remote villages. Scholars pored over the translated tablets, debating the hierarchy of Sense in late-night lectures. Blacksmiths who patterned the chapter on Zonian metallurgy for a new alloy created armors that gleamed brighter than any work before. Julie's work captivated people of all walks of life. Her book inspired many to learn more from their past, prompting a new generation of researchers and educators.At the excavation site south of the Capital, progress surged. The Princess's decree, which she issued months earlier in agreement with Julie and the boys, transformed the dead-end tunnels into public wonders. They converted it into museums: torchlit chambers where visitors walked ancient Zonian streets, touching glowing crystals that still caught stray sunlight from surface vents. Entry fees and grants kept shovels moving, lamps burning, and researchers fed.The

With John back, happiness and hope returned to the hearts of the broken. Ingrid and her grandmother gave him the tightest hug he had ever experienced, and they dined together. William finally smiled, and Julie and Harold breathed easily for the first time. The wound Pentalium had inflicted was staunched the moment John enveloped them with his warmth.The following day, John gathered the leaders of Tarwood and held a meeting to discuss the return of Pentalium. He appeared before them, a broken man from his injuries and his missing hand yet he was still the same John they knew. Vengeance burned hot within their stomachs, but John asked them to hold it down and divert it toward their enemies.“Rolfe,” John uttered the name with such disdain that the room grew tense. “He commands the Pentalium and the knights across the Kingdom.” He reminded them that their enemy was so powerful that none could face him openly.John turned to William and asked if the Princess had visited them. Surely, the