Hear Ye Hear Ye! The Bloody Day of Britain

[Kenyon Ahearn]

The following prose is an extract from Britains Herald Newspaper. During the conflict we had liver reporters following every moment of the bloody assault;

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The battle raged on, brave heroes of Britain gathered at the graveyard, it was an immense scene. There behind the cast iron railings of the decaying and ghastly graveyard stood two evil figures, Calamity and Lucius Antonious. Initially it was a massacre, the two men slaying all they saw, taking out high ranking members of Nature including Kenyon Ahearn. The battle was not yet lost nor won, merely it had just begun. The wretched cries of Calamity’s Keening split the ear drums of innocent bystanders, women fled and grown men shook. With a crushing blow Lucius dropped Kenyon and Ardacia to their knee’s, it was a cruel sight. It was only because of the presence of Britains finest bards, greater Barbarians such as Ivan that Kenyon and Ardacia were resurrected and saved whilst Summer Hill played an important role, maintaining the morale of the fighters simply with her presence and support.

Hours passed and the battle raged, how could two beings take on so many heroes? They were paranormal in their power, people sense an awakening of Dennac. The Naturemen, Lawmen and Imperial regrouped, while Luciano focused on paralysing, Elessar Gearhart dealt swift blows to the two enemies. The presence of Peter Dunckirk helped massively, with his deadly curses and fantastic blesses, he quickly helped shatter the morale of the two vicious enemies.

Time passed rapidly, bodies littered the ground, people were mourning over the losses, two men had caused so much suffering and pain. The time had come for redemption, for the final blow. Kenyon summoned all his power, aided by Ardacia of Nature, they banished Lucius to a desolate island, removing him as a threat. Suddenly Calamity, hindered by the druid curse and the fact that Dennac’s power was slowly draining from her, started to cast banishment on Kenyon. Ultimatley had she of succeeded, it could have been the end of Britain. Konrad appeared and helped immensely, cursing the two fiendish followers of Dennac with all his might. On both sides there had been heavy injuries. As Calamity began to cast, Kenyon ran straight at her, wielding shield and axe and threw her to the ground, knocking her unconscious. And in a final attempt to silence Calamity’s cruel words, together Ardacia and Kenyon, in the presence of a few brave men, banished Calamity to the waterfalls of Yew.

The battle was won, but the war continues...