Lowly peasants falling in love with the divine princess is a story we've heard too often, but what if the princess loves him back? 

Unbeknownst to his family and friends, Theodore Preston, the son of a failing noble house, is in a relationship with the secret first princess of his kingdom. 

Because of his low social status, the two lovers will have to face great adversities in their love story. What's worse is that the princess will be soon married off to a rich noble, ripping her away from Theodore. 

When all hope seems to be lost, Theodore stumbles upon the Nation Duel Tournament, the winner of which will receive the title of Knight, enough to make Theodore suitable for his lover. 

However, Theodore is not the most experienced in combat, yet he will have to face off with the nation's finest. Will the power of love drive him to his improbable victory?

The Duel Of Knighthood

Like bread dropped into a pond of fishes, Theo was swarmed by the leaving spectators as soon as he walked out of the arena onto the early afternoon city street.


Countless congratulatory praises muddied into an inaudible mess and overwhelmed Theo. He tried his best to keep up a smile and shake the hands of anyone offered theirs.


They were all saying how Theo was the star among the peasants and the staple of low-class hopes and dreams, but he didn't think that way. Theo never cared about bringing hope to anyone, he just wanted to rise above the bottom rank of society so he could live the life he wanted with Charlotte. Knowing that, he was tripped by guilt with every praise he answered to.


But the good news kept him from thinking too much about the negativity. Even though Theo never really doubted his ability to come so far in the tournament, actually making it to this stage was still a happy occasion.


Restless Night