The Letter for the King

A world of knights, chivalry, and feudal kingdoms. The codes of honor drive choices that shape Tiuri’s journey and the fate of Unauwen. Conflict between rival realms provides the backdrop for trials, suspicions, and acts of courage.

The story unfolds across the kingdom of Dagonaut, moving from the chapel where Tiuri is tested to the Grey Knights' lands, a prison at Mistrinaut Castle, and the perilous Rainbow River crossing. It traverses besieged towns and patrol routes as Tiuri carries a crucial letter meant for the king. The world is a medieval fantasy where loyalties are tested and political plots threaten the realm.

🛡️ Duty & Honor

The narrative centers on a squire who chooses duty over personal comfort when aiding a dying knight. Tiuri’s willingness to break rules to deliver a vital message tests his integrity and set of obligations. The themes of honor shape choices made under pressure, including Lavinia’s defense of Tiuri and the king’s recognition at the end.

🧭 Courage & Journey

The voyage from castle to king requires resilience as Tiuri loses his horse and faces bands, guards, and threats. Each obstacle tests his resolve and problem-solving, from toll bridges to deciphering the letter’s message. The journey is a crucible that forges character through danger and perseverance.

🤝 Trust & Redemption

Allies emerge as Lavinia and her father aid Tiuri, signaling trust in a stranger. The Red Rider’s spy encounter prompts a change of heart, highlighting redemption and the possibility of choosing the right path. Tiuri’s reformation of enemies into allies underlines the power of mercy and collaboration.