Transcendental Bond

While trying to protect his young Lord from an ambush, a Knight Commander of the Holy Roman Empire, 14th century, was magically thrown into a different era. Sir Lenhardt landed outside the home of Haeyeon Wang-a Korean woman in the Modern Age who had just been dumped by her girlfriend-and inadvertently deflected the curse with his sword into Haeyeon's body.

Then, linked by a strange spell, Lenhardt and Haeyeon discovered that the only way to break the curse was by a method quite unusual for both of them, but which would lead them to surprisingly pleasant discoveries.

Could Lenhardt and Haeyeon get rid of the curse that afflicts them? Would Haeyeon get back with her girlfriend, or would she have to come to terms with the break-up and move on? Would Lenhardt be able to return to the Holy Roman Empire or would he be trapped forever seven hundred years in the future with the Korean woman?

A transcendental bond was the result of a union of factors from the past of the past (that's right), it was the cause of tribulations in the future of the past, and paradoxically it would be the only way to resolve everything in the present.