Kennedy Knights

President John F. Kennedy, assassinated in Dallas, Texas, left behind Directive 0, which called for the formation of the Knights Kennedy, an international peacekeeping group composed exclusively of boys free from greed. Makoto Fujiwara, a Harvard friend of Kennedy, spent eight years carrying out this directive by establishing branches globally. These groups collaborate to promote peace beyond national borders, selecting top candidates as knights. In Japan, Gen, Ichinoki, and Taira are elevated to A-class knights. They undertake high-risk missions to protect people and restore peace in regions affected by war, civil conflict, atomic bombs, and epidemics.