Chapter 1: The Battle That Changed History
Chapter 1: The Battle That Changed History
Blades were clashing on the battlefield, many men fighting to conquer cities. The four tribes fought. The War-beasts against the Magi while El-kai against the Humans. “All forces charge!” The El-kai commander said. The front line of the El-kai were rushing and bashing against the human soldiers with their shields with all their might, until a man with a rune-written staff wipe the front line out. “What the!?” The El-kai commander thought. The man who wiped out the front line was wearing a golden armor. His blonde hair was so bright it blinded the enemy before him. The glare of his sapphire-like eyes sent chills down the commander’s soldiers. “Surrender while you still can,” The Stranger shouted. …show more content…
When Sir Lancer came into each town, he kept on hearing people talk about him. “Did you know that man named Sir Lancer helped us win against the El-kai,” The villagers said. Sir Lancer waves to people and almost everyone shakes his hand. “Well Lancer you knew this would happen if you fought in the war,” Lancer Thought. Soon he goes to the capital of Terra. As walks up the steps the lead into the capital of Terra, he finds pillars that glisten with gold and diamonds, while water runs down the water that looks clear as glass. As Lancer walks into the town, he is astonished. The streets were spotless as if you can eat on the floor. Houses shined in the sunlight with firm wood holding the finely made roofs. “This place isn’t like the other towns,” He said. As he walks past the houses. Just like the villagers in the other towns, they went to Lancer and shook his hand. When everyone in town shook his hand they offered him sweets and foods. “Wow this looks good, thank you,” Lancer said. The people of the town told him that after all he helped humanity beat the undefeatable force which was the El-kai. While Lancer stuffs the food the rich food down he finally got to the destination in which he had to be. The destination was the king’s castle. He was going to get his medal of
Blades were clashing on the battlefield, many men fighting to conquer cities. The four tribes fought. The War-beasts against the Magi while El-kai against the Humans. “All forces charge!” The El-kai commander said. The front line of the El-kai were rushing and bashing against the human soldiers with their shields with all their might, until a man with a rune-written staff wipe the front line out. “What the!?” The El-kai commander thought. The man who wiped out the front line was wearing a golden armor. His blonde hair was so bright it blinded the enemy before him. The glare of his sapphire-like eyes sent chills down the commander’s soldiers. “Surrender while you still can,” The Stranger shouted. …show more content…
When Sir Lancer came into each town, he kept on hearing people talk about him. “Did you know that man named Sir Lancer helped us win against the El-kai,” The villagers said. Sir Lancer waves to people and almost everyone shakes his hand. “Well Lancer you knew this would happen if you fought in the war,” Lancer Thought. Soon he goes to the capital of Terra. As walks up the steps the lead into the capital of Terra, he finds pillars that glisten with gold and diamonds, while water runs down the water that looks clear as glass. As Lancer walks into the town, he is astonished. The streets were spotless as if you can eat on the floor. Houses shined in the sunlight with firm wood holding the finely made roofs. “This place isn’t like the other towns,” He said. As he walks past the houses. Just like the villagers in the other towns, they went to Lancer and shook his hand. When everyone in town shook his hand they offered him sweets and foods. “Wow this looks good, thank you,” Lancer said. The people of the town told him that after all he helped humanity beat the undefeatable force which was the El-kai. While Lancer stuffs the food the rich food down he finally got to the destination in which he had to be. The destination was the king’s castle. He was going to get his medal of