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Although this was Eugene Lionheart’s first time knighting someone, there was nothing grand about the occasion or the setting. In a place like this, there naturally wasn’t any raised dais, and the only witnesses present were two living souls, one deceased soul, one familiar, and a dragon.
Of course, if you looked at it from another perspective, it was a completely different story. One of those living souls was the undisputed greatest wizard of this era and a formerly pending Goddess of Magic who had recently reached full divine status, and the other living soul was a Saint. The remaining deceased soul was that of a genuine Archangel.
But what about the familiar?
‘I suppose it’s enough that she’s cute,’ Eugene thought with a silent snort.
In the first place, Eugene didn’t consider Mer to be just a familiar.
As for Raimira, it was also enough for a dragon to just be a dragon. After all, in the current era, there weren’t any knights who could be said to have been knighted with the blessings of a dragon.
“Ahem,” Eugene suddenly cleared his throat.
He could have somehow made a dais to stand on if he really felt that it was necessary, but Eugene thought that something like that wasn’t strictly needed because Eguene was fully capable of flying through the air on his own.
Floating up into the air, Eugene stood slightly taller than Molon, whose shoulders were thrown back and his legs locked straight in an imposing stance.
“Molon Ruhr,” Eugene began the ceremony by solemnly calling out the name of the one being knighted.
The Brave Molon Ruhr, the Courageous First King who had founded the nation of Ruhr, calmly looked up at Eugene.
“I… ahem… so anyway…,” Eugene faltered, unsure how exactly he was supposed to continue.
They had both agreed that Eugene would appoint Molon as his Holy Knight, but how was he meant to do this?
For a few moments, Eugene couldn’t help but lose himself in frantic thought. His sudden panic was because he had never actually knighted anyone before in his entire life. In the case of Laman, whom Eugene had long ago dragged back with him from the desert, Eugene had simply thrown him into the mansion’s service without first knighting Laman.
After a few more moments of trying to figure it all out by himself, Eugene turned to Molon and asked, “Hey, how am I supposed to knight you?”
Molon, who had been waiting there with a serious and solemn look, shifted back into his usual foolish expression as he blinked in confusion...
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