Loyal Knight Block Tales Novels & Stories

Kent demanded. Vollahn scoffed "Despite your many achievements you still are a fool but very well. Kent Redridge you and a select few had passed all the trials that lay before you and by the power blessed upon me by the council of Archons and the Will of Faith. I hereby crown you the title of Knight Lord may you go and serve the will of Faith." Just before Kent could say anything the Gunblade in his left hand started to overheat exploding violently. The shrapnel of the blade flew in all directions, nearly killing Judicator Vollahn and the other knight lord candidates in the process.

Doors started to appear once more in front of her, with their intricate designs and marks that tell the personality of their owner, the book opens and flips its pages once again, as she reads the profile. “The President of the popular paranormal club the Blood +, tag by his title name as the ‘Black Rose Knight’, and one of the Academy’s seven popular students, ‘The Knight of the Seven Roses’. His standing as the rank 3 in the entire prestigious and international school of Royal Knights Academy marked him with the shadowed black stallion knight horse named Zero. An in-line family of Hunters and once holder and known blood tied to Daniela’s perfect ‘SHE’. He is the imperfect-perfect counterpar

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That someday, my knight in shining armor would come and rescue me from the pains of my broken heart, change my stubborn beliefs about love, regain my faith in myself, and make me trust in love again. And even though he came in a shiny package, it didn’t really matter. Because he made me believe that I… was absolutely worth it!

I chuckled dryly. “Your highness, I am sure our pack will warmly welcome you. If her highness the luna permits, can this knight present you with a lucky charm?” Arki asked. “A lucky charm?” Arki had my full attention. Anything that could help me relax at that moment. “Yes, your highness. In the darkest times in my life, this helped me stay strong and always look forward to life,” Arki fetched out a golden knight’s badge. It had the design of a rose pierced by two swords in a cross. He held the tip of a sword and presented it to me.

As the sun rose, a group of people approached. In their lead was an elderly man wearing a golden robe. He wielded an illuminating two-meter-long sword with mysterious-looking patterns carved on it. Behind the elderly man were eight knights in golden robes. As the elderly man neared, many stood up and gazed at him. He was Koehler Keyes, the leader of the Knights and the wielder of Excalibur, the faith of all knights. He was also ranked second on the Elysian Ranking.

For it to be fair match Yom was given a proper rest. "Everyone bow down and hail the king" said the knight, everyone present bowed, Athen knew it was his time to win this competition and become Balak's bodyguard, he was already regretting on a thought of working for his enemy, Balak came to the competition, he was carrying his sword with him and was wearing his crown "Let's start the fight and see who is biggest warrior" he said excitedly.

And for two years, she had watched him look past her, his heart belonging to someone else. “Liam, cover left!” she called, snapping back to command as three knights closed in. Liam nodded briskly, ducking under a sweeping blade and countering with a fierce upward slash that sent one enemy flying. His motions were clean, practiced, almost mechanical. The Dark Knight commander stepped forward — a towering figure clad in blackened armor, his eyes completely black beneath his helmet “You are too late” he hissed, his voice a hollow rasp.

I smiled and lunged without warning. I threw a flurry of punches, following up with surprise kicks. To my amazement, he blocked each one, his movements quick and precise. He laughed, clearly impressed with himself. That's when I saw my opening. Dropping low, I swept his legs, catching him off guard. He hit the ground with a groan, and I flinched, worried I'd gone too far. “Sorry, I didn't mean to—” “It's okay,” he groaned, sitting up. “Did you see me? I was like a ninja!”

I felt his presence, silently and faithfully fulfilling his duty to protect me, putting just enough distance between us. Jonathan had become more like a guardian angel than a knight. He was always there, quietly serving me with the best of his ability. He stayed even when there were times when he gets hurt. I now understood why he was willing to do anything for me. He was the warrior assigned to me all along, my own warrior and protector. Even if I’m better now and he could have resigned, he didn’t do it. ‘What kind of reward do you want me to give you for the loyalty you have shown me?’ I asked him three months ago. It was before the swimming party, during the time when I properly gave the