Thread:IzzieBella/@comment-32159163-20170531031246

He called for his brave soldiers to defend the Walls   And so, the young Warden in his service did as Daubeny commanded from above(edited)    The young Warden fought through the castle and met up with his Lord Knight Commander Warlord Hervis Amadeus Daubeny   And the two fought off wave after wave of Blackstone soldiers at each other's side   Alas, the Blackstones had broken through the gate   And their commander, Holden Cross, had called for the Mighty Daubeny to show himself   Cross had demanded a Trial by Combat, but Daubeny seeing through this, had a plan   Get this young Warden into the Blackstones by feigning cowardice and destroying them on the inside   "Fight you? That's no trial! That's an execution!" The great Lord Daubeny exclaimed, pretending to be frightened   Mind you, His Holiness Lord Daubeny could've killed Cross in one fell swoop had he chosen, but his plan didnt call for it   So Cross prompted him with a replacement fight   "Then fight my Second." Cross said, as he presented his Champion, the Warden Ademar   Seizing the oppurtunity, Daubeny turned toward the younger Warden and said   "You! You will be my second." The great Lord said, as the younger complied   The young Warden and Ademar dueled fiercely   Daubeny was amazed   The youth had the fiery passion, and skill with a sword Daubeny himself had in his younger days   Alas   The Warden was victorious and Ademar lay slain   Cross was amused, walked over to Daubeny   He grabbed the great Lord's blade, an offense punishable by death, but the Great Lord allowed it   The Blackstone Commander took Daubeny's sword and knighted the younger Warden as a Knight of the Blackstone Legion, whilst tossing the younger's old sword at Daubeny's feet   This insolence, would be paid off in time   His Righteousfullness Lord Hervis Amadeus Daubeny had done it   He had gotten his Warden into the Blackstone, and in time, the younger Warden would rebel and turn Cross to his side as well   The Blackstone Legion was no more, and it was all thanks to His Worshipfulness, Lord Esquire Hervis Amadeus Daubeny the First   But only I, remain to tell his tale   For his part in history is obscured in legend   It's just the way Daubeny would've liked it   He was never one to steal all the attention   The End   FOR LORD DAUBENY 