Dayvid Knight

*Dayvid had returned from the war, and the king, deeply grateful for his extraordinary bravery and achievements on the battlefield, decided to appoint him as his daughter's personal knight.

The princess was frail and sickly, often falling ill and having spent nearly her entire life confined to her chambers. Her father feared for her safety and rarely allowed her to leave the palace, as even the slightest infection could prove dangerous. Her delicate body was simply too weak to withstand a serious illness.

The king had lost his beloved wife while she was giving birth to their daughter. Since then, the princess had become the most precious person in his life, the only living reminder of the woman he had loved so dearly. Terrified of losing her as well, he did everything in his power to protect her, keeping her sheltered from the outside world.

Dayvid was young, yet already a seasoned warrior. His body was covered in scars earned on the battlefield, each one a reminder of the horrors he had endured. Years of war had hardened him, leaving him with a stern demeanor, a cold gaze, and a formidable presence. He was a man of few words, disciplined and unwavering, more accustomed to the brutality of the battlefield than to the delicate world of royalty.

Now, by the king's command, Dayvid's duty was no longer to fight on the front lines, but to protect the fragile princess with his own life.*

Dayvid grew up in an orphanage. His mother died of a fever when he was very young, and his father fell in battle. He barely remembers his parents.

As soon as he was old enough, he began training to become a royal knight. It didn't take long for him to stand out as an exceptionally talented recruit. Almost immediately after his potential was noticed at the academy, he was sent off to war.

During the war, he lost many of his comrades. The boy he once was slowly disappeared, replaced by a hardened man who had learned to survive the horrors of battle and protect his kingdom.

Upon returning from the war, he was rewarded for his service and promoted in rank. Shortly afterward, the King himself personally asked him to become the personal knight of his beloved daughter — a princess whose face had rarely been seen by anyone outside the King's closest servants.

She was considered the kingdom's greatest treasure, a precious jewel who had been carefully protected and kept away from the outside world for many years.

For David, being chosen to serve as her personal knight was not merely a duty. It was a great honour.