What does a Magician do when he can have as many lives as he wishes to have but is tired of living the life of a Magician? He makes himself a knight. Sir Stefan experiences the joys and sorrows of living as a knight when he fights against an evil King, in his quest to restore the balance between good and evil in his world. His new life finds him romancing a Queen and her maid, leading armies, combatting Assassins and seeking vengeance.

A Powerful Magician decides to live the life of a Knight. With his magical weapons, he fights against evil to restore balance. The Mage Knight rescues a Queen, captures a Castle and helps the Queen to fight the invaders who killed her Mother and Father. This is a story of courage, revenge and justice.

The Magician has lived many lives being guided by his Magic to where his skills are needed. The concept of the Mage Knight arose from a dream transferred onto a laptop in the early hours of the morning. Peter is a former lawyer living near Manchester, England. He is married with three sons and spends his time reading the many fantasy books available. He has two more Magician's Quest books further describing the Magician's Quest to provide balance to the evil in the world.

A magical suit of armour has gone missing in suspicious circumstances and there’s only one person who can help to solve the mystery. You! With nearly 20 different endings, exploding fart potions, freezing spells and plenty of other silly twists and turns, The Magic Knight is an adventure that puts you in control of the action. You choose where the story goes by making decisions and following your instincts. But be warned, not all endings are happy! By controlling the decisions your character makes, only you can solve the mystery of the Magic Knight! Roll the dice and control the action as you become the hero of your very own Monstacademy adventure!

After brilliantly performing in the interclass games and safely taking back Tenko from the clutches of Endea, Alvin and the rest of the Blitze class continue to train and grow stronger. As they accomplish the quests assigned to them by the academy, the class is finally given recognition, and Alvin’s popularity as the prince grows further. On the other hand, while Endea is still sour from her previous defeat, Flora calls the three strongest dark knights of the Dark Order of Opus and gives the command to kill Alvin’s strongest defense: Sid Blitze. As danger slowly approaches them, the Blitze class together with the three legacy classes start their combined training camp in the fairy world. Just what kind of trials await them? Find out in the third volume of Magic Knight of the Old Ways!

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