Raziel99
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2009
And his father said that it couldn’t get worse. But it was getting worse. Misinformation among the spies, horribly outnumbered, and a few injured. He was the best they had? Mentally, maybe. The rest of them didn’t have the brainpower to think of anything besides rushing in blindly. The generals were the masterminds of strategy. But, with two of them dead, another three injured, and the rest in other battles in a desperate bid to keep the Illiya’s out of the kingdom, Alexander was left to organize the troops.
His experiences may not have been in battle – he couldn’t fight a warrior fair, at the very least – but Alexander had his own ways. Espionage. Poisons. Stealth. He had a smaller form than the warriors, standing at 5’8’’, his clothing every bit royalty and not a little bit knight-general. A small knife laid hidden at his hips through the amounts of clothing, easy to find if you could get through the folds of them. His face was angular like a hawk, and his blue eyes gazed from a sharp nose at those that sat below him.
The war should have been over already, but the numbers were too few to what he thought would be there. Hideously outnumbered and surrounded. Things weren’t looking good at the onset. Still, Alexander and the Lieutenants poured over a map of the area, moving little figures for a war game that was happening outside as they spoke. Options looked at as knights gave them a little time.
The tent ‘doors’ were ripped off, and several men came in a rush. The lieutenants stood with Alexander, but it was hardly a moment before he felt the butt of a sword hit his skull, and black spots formed in his eyes as he fell to the ground, eventually eating his whole vision….
The next thing that Alexander remembered was the rocking of some sort of wagon, and the smell of hay around him. He opened one of his eyes slowly and looked around. They didn’t notice that he was awake yet, but he was tied down, gagged, hands behind his back, and legs held together at the calves and thighs. Three men in the wagon with him, looking forward. He thought of trying to wiggle his way out when a shadow of their location came over them, and he saw the large stoneworks of the castle come over them. It was the first time that Alexander felt fear, as the castle of Illiya loomed closer…
His experiences may not have been in battle – he couldn’t fight a warrior fair, at the very least – but Alexander had his own ways. Espionage. Poisons. Stealth. He had a smaller form than the warriors, standing at 5’8’’, his clothing every bit royalty and not a little bit knight-general. A small knife laid hidden at his hips through the amounts of clothing, easy to find if you could get through the folds of them. His face was angular like a hawk, and his blue eyes gazed from a sharp nose at those that sat below him.
The war should have been over already, but the numbers were too few to what he thought would be there. Hideously outnumbered and surrounded. Things weren’t looking good at the onset. Still, Alexander and the Lieutenants poured over a map of the area, moving little figures for a war game that was happening outside as they spoke. Options looked at as knights gave them a little time.
The tent ‘doors’ were ripped off, and several men came in a rush. The lieutenants stood with Alexander, but it was hardly a moment before he felt the butt of a sword hit his skull, and black spots formed in his eyes as he fell to the ground, eventually eating his whole vision….
The next thing that Alexander remembered was the rocking of some sort of wagon, and the smell of hay around him. He opened one of his eyes slowly and looked around. They didn’t notice that he was awake yet, but he was tied down, gagged, hands behind his back, and legs held together at the calves and thighs. Three men in the wagon with him, looking forward. He thought of trying to wiggle his way out when a shadow of their location came over them, and he saw the large stoneworks of the castle come over them. It was the first time that Alexander felt fear, as the castle of Illiya loomed closer…