Knight

[Essofeit]

Ah, it must be grand to

be an adventuring Knight

in this world. You must have

encountered all sorts of

dangerous monsters and

fearsome enemies, right?

I'm almost jealous of

all the great experiences

that you must be having.

Someday, you'll have to tell

me your own stories of bravery.

Ah, I see that you've

made tremendous progress

in your pursuit of strength.

Transcendance is no small

feat, and it is a great honor

to achieve Lord Knight rank.

However, I'm aware of the

drawback of memory erasure.

Therefore, I assume you're

here to learn the Charge Attack

skill once more. It will be my

pleasure to instruct you again.

Charge Attack is an active skill that consumes 40 SP to damage

one target. If you're further from the target, you'll increase the

skill's damage and the delay

before damage is inflicted.

During this delay, you will

be immobilized. Therefore,

the cost of increased damage

is greater risk to yourself.

For now, it would be best to practice this skill on your own.

Good luck on your

adventures, Lord Knight.

I'm sure you'll make good

use of the Charge Attack

and bring pride to the

Prontera Chivalry.

I've named this skill,

''Charge Attack.'' It's not

a fancy name, but it's simple

and direct enough for you to

understand how it works.

Now let me teach it to you...

I hope you make good

skill. Just like you, I will be

doing my best to bring honor

to the Knighthood with my

strength and courage!

The concept of honor

seems to be lost on today's

Knights. No longer do they

appreciate the meaning of

the word ''chivalry'' or the

noble pursuit for strength...

Back in my day, Knights

were strong enough to get

at least 5 Candy Canes and

3 Witherless Roses through

hunting alone! But Knights

these days have grown soft...

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There are still Knights

out there who believe in

honorably risking our lives

to achieve true strength...

You...

You really understand.

You truly know the value

of hardship. It makes me

glad to see that a true

Knight like you still exists.

Hahaha, finally, I've

found someone I can call

a true comrade. We're the

last of a dying breed if you

hadn't noticed, my friend. But

there is hope for Knights...

It's decided, then.

As long as we live,

chivalry will never die!

Thanks to you, my faith

in the Knighthood has

been rekindled.

In my recognition of you

as a true Knight, I will teach

you a special skill that I've

been researching recently. Why

don't you come back after I've

completed the preparations?

It's shameful...

Most new recruits into

the Prontera Chivalry are

more concerned about their

pensions than their honor!

Maybe I'm romanticizing

the past, but I don't agree

with all the bureaucracy

that is present today in

the Prontera Chivalry.

Although, I admit

that I was a lot happier

back when honor was all

you needed. Nowadays, it

seems like anyone can be

a Knight. Er, no offense~

So you've seen the Knights

of the 7th Division for what

they really are, eh? As a fellow Knight, you may understand my

feelings of disappointment.

It's so disheartening...

I don't why we're Knights

or what we're training for.

When I was your age, well,

I wanted to risk my life and

achieve true strength.

But... I'm sure that you

don't want to hear an old

man's tall tales. All those

wonderful battles, that glorious camaraderie forged between

rivals... It's all in the past.

Maybe it's better that

I forget all about my old

fashioned ideals. I guess

times have changed, and that

my idea of chivalry may be dead.

Hm, why don't take a

tour of the 7th Division

and see the attitude of my

comrades for yourself? You'll

see Grand Master Maroujje

training the recruits outside.

Greetings. I am Essofeit

Lageiya of the 7th Division

of the Prontera Chivalry.

As a proud Knight upholding

the principles of honor and

chivalry, I am at your service.

May I ask which division

you are from? Ah, you're

a Knight that's been granted

royal permisson to journey

as you please. That must be

great, the freedom you have.

Sadly, the Division of

which I am member is too

bureaucratic. I believe that my

comrades are more concerned

with their pensions than with chivalry, or defending the weak.

Even if we wanted to be

more active, there are too

many regulations that hamper

the good we can do. Over time,

the situation has grown much worse. But don't take my word...

Perhaps it will be better

if you visited the 7th Division

for yourself and speak to the

other Knights that are training. Hopefully, you will see what

I have seen for a long time...

I only wish the others in

my division would appreciate

my values, and the true value

of spilled blood. They may be

my comrades, but I find it

difficult to trust them.