"Listen here you harad swine." The man said drawing his sword as did the other men. "You think loosing a father was bad in the war? What about me, and the other people of Gondor. We lost mother, brother, father, son" He spoke softer at the muttering of the last word, reminiscing on the battle. "You say the orcs threatened you! Did 100,000 orcs march on your capital? Was the pride and joy of your kingdom crushed and flattened, defiled by evil? No it was not, because you are a cowardly race." The man thrust his sword forth mising his blow but making his point by a great distance showing that he did not want the man killed. "Easterlings, Haradrim, Men of Khan, you are all the same to me and worthless. But now I see from your words that you are the king of harad." He took a step back farther away. "Lads, we might be able to regain our honor now. We leave in an hour to go to the King. Take this swine with us and pack up our belongings. Burn anything that can't be taken easily." He walked away from the group of men who began surrounding the harad man and pointing spears, swords and axes at him. 1 drew an arrow that was aimed at the man's chest. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/DeathValley105/74.png" name="DeathValley105"]15756962[/user]
An elderly man, easily recognisable as one of the older members of the community sat down next to the king of Rohan. "These are troubling times sir..." He cleared his throat, "Reports have rolled in, the sky is much darker now than it should be and orcs have been spotted again. Gondor makes an attack on us. Yes these are dark times..." He slowly stood up. "I think this book may help you." He dissapeared for a few moments, walking through the dimly light library. "Ah here it is." He exclaimed aloud just enough for the king to hear. His soft steps slowy came closer to the king and he put the book down on the table. "Be careful with this one, older than my father and 2 generations before him!" He took a step back admiring the old book. "Well, I'll leave you to your work." He slowly walked away and into a reading corner where he sat in a plush chair and picked up the small book he was reading on the history of horse riding. The king if he pleased, could whip the dust from the book to reveal the title. 'The history of Gondor's kings and armies.' In it was drawings of each set of armor that gondorian soldier wore, a depiction of each king up to date and banners of each army. The king of Rohan may be able to find the armor described by a weary on looker of the incident who was still in a minor state of shock and would not disclose what happened after the soldiers where killed. A man on a much heartier horse than before left the city and rode with haste towards Minas Tirith. [user avatar="https://cravatar.eu/helmavatar/DimitriP_13421/74.png" name="DimitriP_13421"]8861015[/user]