The Kingdoms of Wala: Agnar and the battle of the Firemountain (1) by Maximilian Lukas Aichele

Author:Maximilian Lukas Aichele [Aichele, Maximilian Lukas]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-11-11T00:00:00+00:00

The one who is brave shall keep this sword.

The one who is strong should swing this sword.

The one who is wise can use this sword

The one who is good shall have this sword."

Agnar was very surprised to hear this. He wondered why Uller had told him that he had bought the sword in the town and why he had given it to him at all. In his eyes, it was much too precious to give it to an eighteen-year-old shepherd, especially since it was the sword of his father. But all these were questions which Uller could only answer to him, which brought him back to the actual theme of his conversation with the prince.

"Please tell me Prince, what happens to the injuries that the Orc battles have survived?"

"The wounded are usually brought to Borea. This is a small town in the east, just a few hours from here."

"Could it be that Uller and my brother were brought there?"

Balduin hesitated a moment before he answered. "That can be good, if they have survived."

Thereupon Agnar was speechless. At such a thing he did not wanted to think. It was clear to him that Uller and Geirröd still lived and that they were doing well.

"I would still like to stay longer with you…", Agnar began, "...but if Uller and my brother are indeed in Borea, I will not waste any more time and go there."

Balduin nodded. "I understand.", he said. "I would do the same in your place." Then the prince went to a small desk by the window and took out a pen and paper. "Here, that might be useful to you.", he said and gave Agnar a piece of paper. On it stood:

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