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Patricia's Class, Gardenia Knight, was certainly unique, and they seed to be all like that in her family. Flashy, charismatic knights that wielded rapiers and wore a lot of bright colors, specially ribbons and fashion with their armor. Every knight family had their own classes they usually specialized, magic or techniques they perfected through generations that manifest as new classes.
Or other tis, like with Joustin, new Classes can be born spontaneously based on their actions through childhood, their devotions and also what they seek. While Players can choose between a huge list of classes, the inhabitants of Arcadia can only work on what they get naturally.
Although there's nothing saying they can't change a Class, through a lot of effort and while trying to change ways, while learning and understanding sothing for a long ti, and once they reach their level cap, the inhabitants of Arcadia, unlike Players, automatically Rank Up to their next Class based in such actions.
Usually the Class could either be an improved version of the previous one, or sothing else entirely based on what path they were walking now.
It was rare, but there have been accounts of magicians becoming elental magic warriors through their physical training, or even a Shield Knight becoming a Druid Knight after years of embracing nature and contracting spirits.
"Our Classes are the sa," said Erette.
"Yeah," Juliette nodded.
"Is it because you're twins?" Leonidas wondered. "That's very interesting, so that ans you're connected through your class as twins too?"
"Hm, could be said so," nodded Erette.
"Perhaps…?" Juliette said.
"So what's the class then?" Leonidas asked.
"Piscis Knight."
"Piscis! I see, the duality and the two fish… Now I see it, hahaha!" Leonidas laughed. "Indeed, it is a class that can only exist with twins, when they're deeply connected at that. Impressive. I only rember hearing about a pair of twins, they were males though, that had such class. Perhaps your ancestors."
"Oooh…"
"That's interesting."
As the twins nodded while listening, Joustin glanced at the treasures and equipnt, trying to think of sothing.
"Now that I got a better understanding of your abilities, I would recomnd you get this," Leonidas suddenly used his powers to lift sothing with sparkles of gold.
It was a Grimoire, a very unique one which showed three blades of green, yellow, and red color, and a blue shield in the middle.
"W-What's this Grimoire? I forgot to ntion but my primary elent is wind so…" Joustin muttered.
"It's alright, this'll do," Leonidas said. "This is the Elental Weapon Creation Grimoire. It allows for the conjuration of Elental Weapon Spells. Imagine you use them to enchant an already existing weapon! Or an armor! Don't you think that not only you'll imbue them with an elent, but also reinforce them even further?"
"I-I hadn't thought about it!" Joustin said, taking the grimoire. "Oh wow, these spells… I have never seen them before! And each Spell has four elental versions?! Fire, Wind, Water, and Thunder! But… I don't know if I'll be able to use them properly, my ability over wind is great but not the rest."
"It'll work," said Leonidas. "Your affinities don't just decide what you can use or not, but your hard work. Also they're still considered simple spells."
"Interesting…" Joustin nodded. "Alright, I'll be taking this one then!"
"Good choice," the Queen nodded. "Very well then, let's get going, young knights. Thank you for your help, Leonidas. I've retrieved the funds I needed, thanks."
"Very well, I shall teleport you back to the entrance then!" Leonidas said.
FLASH!
A bright golden light engulfed everyone, as they appeared outside of the treasury in a second, shocked by what the talking lion-headed door could actually do.
"That was amazing! Spatial Magic, right?" Joustin said.
"Yes, indeed!" Leonidas nodded. "I can use it within the interior of my treasury."
"Wow… You sure got so great talents!" Patricia said. "I wish you could've fight for the Kingdom though."
"Hahah… I also wish sotis, but this is my eternal duty, and I'll work hard for it!" Leonidas said. "Alright then, see you another day, soday, children! Grow stronger and don't disappoint !"
The doors closed, as Leonidas went into his slumber once more, becoming an inert lion head-shaped golden ornant in the door.
Outside, the vampires were waiting for the Queen as well, they were still there, glancing around confusedly.
"Alright, we're done! Let's go. There's another thing we need to talk about. I have thought about sothing special with all of you, my young knights. Not only you're the next generation, but the future of our Kingdom might be in your hands. As you're the future, the young, new generation after all." The Queen said as they walked back into the castle.
The knights felt so flattered by her words they were growing red!
"W-We are the future?" Joustin was shocked. "I never thought… that…"
"We've always bene behind the Knight Captain and the other Holy Knights…" Said Heshrie. "I never could have told her majesty would utter such words for our humble group…"
"W-We're still learning, your majesty! But thank you for your kind words…" Patricia also felt flattered.
"Hm, thank you…" Erette blushed cutely.
"It was moving…" Juliette nodded cutely.
"Heh, you're still young and learning, but your teamwork… I have not seen such incredible synergy and bonds in a single team in a long while! Your friendship, bonds, and your abilities all rge into a wonderful waltz of elents and attacks. Even foes vastly stronger than all of you combined are defeated before your attacks, you're excellent knights." Said the Queen. "Once you reach the age of David and the rest of the Holy Knights, your power will vastly surpass even them."
"R-Really…" Joustin muttered, without believing such a thing.
"Hence why I thought of the need to give your group a new na, and also… New mbers," the Queen smiled. "Are they here?"
"Yes, your majesty," the Vampires appeared and disappeared through shadows, as the knights walked into the throne room, finding three more mbers waiting there.
"These will be your new companions. I want you to welco them into your group and teach them the ropes. I value their talent as big as yours," said the Queen. "However, because of one circumstance or another, they cannot unleash all of it yet, and are quite young, still learning."
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