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“And you,” he murmured into her hair, “are still a princess knight.” hime kishi wa banzoku no yome
She knelt beside him, tore a strip from her own tunic, and pressed it to his wound. “Someone has to.” Would you like to know more about the
The change came during the spring thaw. A rival chieftain, Gurik the Boneless, sought to usurp Kaelen. He attacked at dawn, not with honor, but with treachery. He set fire to the horse lines and sent his berserkers into the yurts to slaughter women and children. A rival chieftain, Gurik the Boneless, sought to
The Barbarian King, Kaelen, was a mountain of a man. His skin was tanned leather by sun and wind, his hair a wild mane of black, and his eyes the color of a winter storm. He wore no armor, only furs and scarred leather, and he carried a greatsword that looked like it could split a horse in two. He stood over her now, not gloating, just… observing.