A Knight Of Seven Kingdoms Book の小説・ストーリー

I shout excitedly while practically shoving the book in her face. "Wow, a book on warfare? Now tell me, why do you want to learn about warfare?" She asks gently. "Because I want to become a knight so I can protect everyone I care about. Mother said that knights not only have to be strong, but they must be smart too. So, I'm going to learn everything I can," I cheer loudly. "My, isn't that a wonderful dream. Keep up the good work and you might just make it happen," she says with a tender chuckle.

In conclusion, King Raleigh Kainz was both loved and feared by the citizens of the Raven kingdom. Fortunately, the three powerful kingdoms had made a peace treaty. They had formed a pact not to attack each other. So, there was a feeling of peace, not a bloodbath. The land was experiencing prosperity, not wars. Human civilization was slowly advancing. The three powerful kingdoms solved the matter peacefully and tactfully once the problems start arising. If those three kingdoms started a war against each other, it was pretty sure that it would be hell on earth. There wasn't unnatural death. All of the citizens of the three kingdoms lived happily.

Maybe there are clues in there. Reiya: That is pointless. Ban: Why would that be? Reiya: The contents of all 7 books are the same as in that book. Ban: That's more confusing. Why would he write the same in all books and you're saying that they all started in the same way and ended in the same manner? Reiya: That is true but there is a reason for that. Ban: What is it? Reiya: The 7 books are enchanted. When the lords received their own book it was empty. There was nothing written in it at all.

We were prepared for whatever threat just entered. But it wasn't a threat, it was a healer. She ran into the throne room and fell to her knees before the dais, her head hung low. “How dare you barge into the High Lords meeting? Do you have a death wish, woman?” Kalias thundered, smoke emitting from his nose. I threw a side glance at Aidas and he nodded in understanding. The Fireborn High Lord might lose his temper very soon, no one wanted him to burn the throne room down. Again.

I was born with a wolf so weak that most wolves could barely sense my presence. As children, I was left behind on a hunting trip for three days. Everett, the boy who would become my mate, and my childhood friends Miles and Nolan found me and swore they’d never forget me the way everyone else had. For years, they were my knights. Then Sadie Miller was brought home to Blackthorn, and they started forgetting me. On my twenty-forth birthday, my mate Everett took all five of us to an amusement park. The log flume seated four across. They filled the front row, leaving me to sit behind them. As we plunged downhill, all three snapped open their umbrellas, shielding Sadie from the spray. The waterfa

Year 801, Day 50. Two days after Bone fell without a sword. 7 Kingdoms in one room for first time in 1000 years. The Hall of Laws was too small. So they met in the courtyard. 7 delegations. 7 jars now full of white stones. And one question no one had solved: What do we call Dravan? The Queen of Salt said it first. “We can’t call you King anymore. King means commands. You don’t command.”

Kash got rewarded and a title because he participated in this case. He was a little embarrassed. After all, he did that for me. "You deserve it. You're going to be on our family book for saving me." Kash held the umbrella for me as we bought groceries and headed for home. "You have a family book?" "Yeah." "Please you must write me in your family book. How about I tell your parents tonight? We can go to their graves." I didn’t know what to say.

I decided that was a mulling over for another day. I opened the book, its pages slightly yellow with age. It must have been written back in the early days of Fresonia, documenting the life and times of its first King. Even though this Samuel was not quite my Felix, I was still curious as to what he was all about. I opened to the first page, a map of the seven magical kingdoms. What I saw there shocked me.

In this world of fantasy and magic, Seven Kingdoms stood tall. Each of them, named after one of the seven sins, each of them representing one of the seven races inhabiting this world. Among them, there was the race of humans, and their kingdom was called Lustburg, named after the most hedonistic of all the sins, the sin of lust — representing the relentless passion and prolific desire the race representing it, humans, instinctually held.

Yet at the same time I couldn’t stop myself, I flipped open the cover, my hungry eyes gazing at the pages before me. It was written in Latin, but luckily, I was proficient in my Latin being a warlock. The date on the very first page struck me right away, it was a mere year before Esther was made immortal. An event Esther has always been cagey about. I read the pages as quickly as I could, the author of the book was never mentioned by name, but Esther was. The Seven is something I had never heard of before, and part of me thought maybe this was a book of fiction, something I rejected immediately because if it was mere fiction Esther wouldn’t care about it enough, to put it in her trunk.