Women - knights, although less commonly chronicled, existed in history and legend. Known as \"dames\" or female equivalents of knights, they often rose in stories of courage and chivalry. For instance, the Order of the Hatchet in 12th-century Spain exclusively honored women for their bravery. These figures remind us that knighthood was not solely a male domain—it represented valor and duty, open to anyone bold enough to embody its ideals.
Aurelia is the only woman who deserves the title of a knight. She is a very brave girl who is often called on dangerous missions. Such a mission is today. Aurelia needs to arrive at the scary castle, everyone is talking about, which is guarded by an invisible guard. Here she needs to find the letters intended for her king.
Let's see what the life of a woman-knight looks like and help her find her letters. In the end, she serves him just as devotedly as the men - knights, but sometimes everyone simply needs a little help.