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Back at The Chivalry Chapel. Liam with Tana standing together in front of the stain glass window. The sun shone through the depicted images of showing their love for each other, the button of love token between them.

Liam once again wrapping his arms around her. “Any regrets my love?”

Tauna, content with her decision to stay as Lady Tauna Drake Niles. The Lady of Chivalry Chapel. “No. my heart has only been here. With yours.”

Liam reminder her. “And what was the last thing you always said from last time of our adventures?”

Tauna, snuggled closer. “A story of our love for each other. About nobles in their castles and a knight in his trench coat. Let it be told.”

Sir Knight John Drake was my real life 12th Great Grandfather from Devon, England of the year 1586. Parts of this story are true but fabricated. For Example. The character of Dayn McConol derives from the Legend, Sir Knight Francis Drake, in his voyage, sailed to The Pacific Northwest in Oregon territory, in search for his fortune with his quest mission from Queen Elizabeth of England. Whereas, Sir Knight John Drake, Sir Bernard’s son, also took voyage with Sir Francis Drake.

The character, Pastor Connor Drake’s ancestor, Sir Knight John Drake, derives from the my real life 12th Great Grandfather, Sir Knight John Drake, but the family feud of ownership of Chivalry Chapel is true but fabricated. The ‘chapel’ deriving from The Drake Ashe Estate] The feud between Sir Francis Drake’s claim of his part in the family Wyvern dragon coat of arms rose tension debates with Sir John Drake’s son, Sir Knight Bernard Drake of who owns in bestowment from his father of The Drake Ashe Estate in Devon, England after a collaboration agreement of collateral funds with signatured documents, something pledged as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default, in fact was defaulted, but clamant of family ties of surname still in debate. A collision in mistrust of afterward funds between Sir Bernard Drake’s subordinate to Sir Francis Drake leading into further bloodline debate of proof of family coat of arms, a proof a person having the same descent in a family. Detective Liam Niles, A British Englishman, a modern medieval like knight, derives from the delineation of Sir Knight John Drake.