Chapter Summary Of The Book 'Came The Knight From The Drakenlands'
Chapter 3- Came the Knight from the Fjord
-THIS IS WHERE WE STOP! WE HAVE REACHED OUR DESTINATION… A tall man screamed to the rest of the people walking behind him. He spoke in the Fjiordian dialect, a rough language, which immediately led people to believe that those who spoke it were perhaps barbarians. The group of people was made up of children, women, men, slaves, freemen, warriors and nobles and all had just in the Dra left the Fjord territory for new settlements in the Drakenlands.
The reasons for their departure from the Fjords were diverse but the most obvious one was in the King’s need for brave men to defend his Kingdom against possible threats to the North. Fjiordians were reputed warriors, whose size and ability to surpass fear during combat had won them many battles in the past. Their only weakness was the lack of leadership within their ranks, as they all shared the same …show more content…
For most Fjiordians this was an offer they could not refuse as it possibly meant more resources and prosperity for their people.
The man leading the 200 settlers was Ansgar Nielson, a tall, strong and handsome warrior, who had accepted to leave his homeland for the promise of a better life in the Drakenlands. At first sight, it was still difficult to define his true intentions, as he looked rather amused by the situation and even too decontracted, for someone who had just left everything behind him.
-If you carry on being that composed you will seduce many girls before knight fall, said Borje, Ansgar friend, and battle companion. He too was curious to know what the Drakenlands had to offer him and his people. He also hoped to serve at the King’s guard because it not only had a prestigious reputation but also for the gold that was given to each guard, at the end of a mission or after an overseas
-THIS IS WHERE WE STOP! WE HAVE REACHED OUR DESTINATION… A tall man screamed to the rest of the people walking behind him. He spoke in the Fjiordian dialect, a rough language, which immediately led people to believe that those who spoke it were perhaps barbarians. The group of people was made up of children, women, men, slaves, freemen, warriors and nobles and all had just in the Dra left the Fjord territory for new settlements in the Drakenlands.
The reasons for their departure from the Fjords were diverse but the most obvious one was in the King’s need for brave men to defend his Kingdom against possible threats to the North. Fjiordians were reputed warriors, whose size and ability to surpass fear during combat had won them many battles in the past. Their only weakness was the lack of leadership within their ranks, as they all shared the same …show more content…
For most Fjiordians this was an offer they could not refuse as it possibly meant more resources and prosperity for their people.
The man leading the 200 settlers was Ansgar Nielson, a tall, strong and handsome warrior, who had accepted to leave his homeland for the promise of a better life in the Drakenlands. At first sight, it was still difficult to define his true intentions, as he looked rather amused by the situation and even too decontracted, for someone who had just left everything behind him.
-If you carry on being that composed you will seduce many girls before knight fall, said Borje, Ansgar friend, and battle companion. He too was curious to know what the Drakenlands had to offer him and his people. He also hoped to serve at the King’s guard because it not only had a prestigious reputation but also for the gold that was given to each guard, at the end of a mission or after an overseas