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(1508 CE)"Good master...your village is in necessity of you--For the recent raid of the bandits has't left us in ruins"

Our humans w're burned, our huts w're destroyed, wenches w're assaulted and our bairns w're taken hence. These w're the words yond w're writ on the missive ere Clovis Theudebert rushed to his stable. His hands shook yet with a lash of his h'rse that gent did flee. His core hamm'r'd 'gainst his ribs as the image of his pregnant jointress played out in his intellect. His core clenched at how the lady hadst clung to that gent and whispered f'r that gent to cometh backeth anon. 

"I prayeth to the almighty deity yond that gent shall alloweth the fath'r of mine own issue holdeth mine own issue"

The lady hadst smiled graciously and hath said to that gent pri'r to the incident. 

His eyes darted to the lush field--Though his intellect wast as exsufflicate as a void. 

That gent then gazed out to seeth the entrance of Cysantium.

His h'rse then cameth to an abrupt cease as that gent hopped off. Clovis's eyes w're widened, ev'ry stepeth of his hath felt liketh the soundeth of a gong of demise.

As that gent madeth his way in--The eld'rly rushed to that gent. Some stayed seated. 

"those gents destroyed us, our mast'r"... cried the humans.

Clovis's jaw ticked as his eyes roamed the place--His knuckles whitened as the ruins of the Burneth victims everywhere--Realization struck that gent as that gent sprinted his way to his manor. That gent pushed ope the curtains--Startling the physicians

That gent hadst alloweth this befall. 

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Aft'r the annihilation of his village and the demise of his pregnant jointress, Ekaterina. Clovis Theudebert-the yesteryear chief's son, anon the issue of the village gaveth up his position as the issue l'rd to pursueth a new voyage. Still grabbing the oath yond is to maketh the ones who is't hadst done this to that gent and his family suff'r. That gent doth t by first surrendering to the emperor, willingly. Then but soft scaling ladders by becoming the advis'r of the emperor himself.

-but coequal fate wouldn't has't been alarm'd of what wast to befall next as Clovis finds himself again in the same situation.

-how shall Theudebert navigate his trajectory in a completely diff'rent milieu?

Taketh on this voyage of fate and amour, if thee shall.