At Viscount Joseph's Territory, in Viscount Joseph's Castle, Ivita called in the supposedly bravest and youngest knight on this territory, Knight Kelmu, who naturally, was also the most influential baron within this land.
In the three-storied castle's parlour, Ivita's right ring finger, bearing the insignia of the viscount of Viscount Joseph's Territory, was kissed by the fully armored "Kelmu" Great Knight. This was a very formal gesture of deference to the Lord.
"Lord Ivita," Knight Kelmu said admiringly, "It is an honour to meet you. Your reputation precedes you in Cross Island."
What is the most important virtue for a knight?
It isn't civilization or adoration for ladies, but bravery and the conquest of new territories.
In the eyes of Kelmu, Ivita, who has continuously conquered dozens of lands on Cross Island, is the most noble feudal individual and encapsulates the true spirit of knighthood over the last hundred years.
It isn't important whether Ivita is a knight or not.
