Paladin's Handbook Novels & Stories

"I'm stable now. You should go." He seemed taken aback. "You don't mind if I check on her?" Mind? Why would I mind? My personal ATM was free to make withdrawals elsewhere, as long as my account remained open. I gave him a small, magnanimous smile. "It's fine, really." He hesitated, then left. I felt no disappointment. Instead, I looked down at the brilliant ruby resting in my hand. So expensive. So beautiful. So mine. … What I hadn't anticipated was that even in this new life, I couldn't escape Cindy's vicious schemes.

Lorren laughed and handed him a special item when he expressed his concerns. “You can refer to this manual when in doubt,” the drunken priest gifted a basic anatomy book. “However, you’re not exactly a pure-blooded human. Use that as a mere reference. When healing those who can use mana, use their mana channels as a guide. It’s easier that way.”

"Shin and I have the ability to see in the dark. How about we scout way over there away from the light and you guys guard our rear?" V4 says as he dashes without even waiting. I immediately joined him as well. I really don't want to be blasted by an actual Holy Magic but I can't do anything since she's already here... I thought paladin meant a very fancy person using a shield and a sword! Not a warrior priestess. Sooner or later she will turn on us, how I hate not being able to kill or badly hurt humans. " She was just trying to help, it doesn't mean that she's the same as the rest."

And just like that, a dozen armored knights marched across cursed soil, blessed, chaste, sworn to God. Unaware that one among them would be the very thing the Demon Prince had spent centuries starving for. ~~~~~ Lightning flashed behind the holy knights, silhouetting them like gods sent to cleanse a cursed world. Twelve paladins, clad in silverplate etched with scripture, advanced in unison, swords glowing with celestial fire. Behind them, a battalion of faithful warriors followed, chanting battle hymns beneath the banner of Alzelia. The air warped as they crossed the wardline.