A complete one shot set divided in two stories, one in Medieval Europe! One of my favorite settings!
The first story is about Daniel, a pilgrim, who finds a wounded knight, Leonardo, on the road to a castle. The knight has previously refused to help him, still, Daniel's pilgrimage companions decide to bring the knight with them and help him. The two start to bond and become friends, and Daniel quickly develops feelings for the knight.
The story is absolutely full of fluff, non said words and quite light in tone. It has some beautiful drawings, some mutual savings and an open ending.The last chapter is the second, extra story.

I really like the narrative and its nuances alluding to things that aren't said out loud in text for readers to figure out on their own. I live for this sort of subtle storytelling whether in word or picture form. The setting is pretty interesting too and provides a change of scenery from the usual modern day backdrop. I just wish we could see more of the characters, like a least a short extra chapter or something, of their lives after the reconciliation, instead of an unrelated oneshot tackled on at the end :/ That would have been much more satisfying, even though I do understand why the author ended the story the way she did.