"Journey of a Knight" is an interactive story. Meaning, the story contains decision-making junctions where the readers have to choose their own path and discover various endings that reflect on the decisions they made earlier.
The story has 4 decision-making junctions or quests. They are The Beggar’s Quest, The Darkest Night, Maiden Flight of the Golden Eagle, and lastly, Temptation and Restraint.
In the Beggar’s Quest, the readers are given the choice to help the beggar. If the readers are kind enough to do so, the beggar will return as a strong wizard to help the readers defeat the final antagonist’s minions. If not, the readers have to face those minions alone.
In the Darkest Night, the readers are given the choice to spare Dimi and her father. If the readers spare them, then the readers won’t sustain any injury before facing the final antagonist. Else, the readers will get shot by an archer before the ultimate challenge.
In the Maiden Flight of the Golden Eagle, the readers are given the choice to help the golden eagle. If the readers do so, then it will severely weaken the final antagonist before the readers deal the final blow. Else, the readers have to fight the evil boss at his full strength.
For the final quest, the readers are given the choice to pick up one of two artifacts, the holy tome, and the demon skull. If the readers choose the tome, he will be using holy power to face the final evil. Else, the readers will have to fight evil with evil.

Journey of a Knight is created by Thomas Robertson, an eGlobal Creative signed author.


Journey of a Knight

You decided to save the eagle. You crouch down and give the hens to the eagle. It quickly snaps it away from your hand with its beak and happily munches away. You stand up and before you leave, the eagle looks at you and lets out joyous cries to acknowledge your kindness. It warms you that you help out something in need. You eat something else to quench your hunger before continuing your journey. After several days of traveling, besieged by cold on all sides, you arrive in a valley where the Blessen River is met by a waterfall. You deduce that the mountains surrounding the valley are Psilus Mountain. To trace the origin of the battle between Grand Master Knight Gennous and the demon, you need to follow the river upstream and in this case, to climb the cliff adjacent to the waterfall. Obviously you can't ride a mule up a cliff, you have to dismount and make the climb yourself. 


Chapter 11