The Soldier's Minute: Fall of Rosetta

orning. King Edgard had a new assignment for them - to escort Crow

out on horseback, making their way throu

r between the two knights and the prince, but all th

rawing his own sword and deflecting their attacks with ease. Stannis, meanwhile, had his own weapon at the ready, a mace that

against metal. Ryle moved with agility, dodging the assassins' attacks and striking back with preci

le in the arm, but the knight refused to let it slow him down. He fought with even

nt to catch their breath, they realized that these were not

assins?" Stannis wondered alou

row furrowed in thought. "But it doesn't matt

"I will not let anyone stand in the way of my father's pl

ria in two days. They were greeted by the town mayor, who welco

ler. "We're honored to have you visit our town. I'm afraid

t troubles you?

We suspect it might be the work of the goblins. And to make matters worse, the goblin

ler exchanged a look, kn

t we'll need to see the goblin's lair

ed the air, signaling the presence of the beasts within. As they entered the cavern, they were met with a scene o

ang into action. Ryle was a blur of motion, his sword striking

ining as a knight to protect himself and those around him. Chrysler, a towering presence, stood firm,

ty born of their commitment to protecting the innocent, determined to take down the beasts and free the capt

trauma. Ryle knelt down beside them, speaking softly in an effort to calm th

to lighten the mood and bring a smile to their faces. But hi

speaking in a tone t

d his companions would escort them back to the town, where t

e trio did their best to provide comfort to

he townspeople were overjoyed to see the women rescued from the clutches of the

ude to Ryle, Stannis, and Chrysler for their bravery in saving the women, and informe

hey were there to help in any way they could and that they would not rest unt

and determination. The women who had been rescued were finally starting to come around, spea

and security to the town of Lemuria. They worked tirelessly, training the townspeople to defend

d steadfast in their mission, their determination t