Lúthen: The Legend Of King Aelion

She does not like her father’s decision and wants to fight against it. Although she is advised to do as her father wants, the love she feels for Lysander is to strong for her to ignore. In modern day society, parents tend to know what is best for the children and try to lead them into doing what they want. It all goes to show their love but sometimes it is taken too far.

The concept of physical war is universally understood while many do not recognize internal struggles as a war within. The wife of bath, Beowulf, Lanval, and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight all share a common theme of internal struggle. From a mental war over the kingdoms precedent, to an altering decision on whether knightly virtues are more important than his own life, these characters are battling the ideology of their roles during their time periods, as well as themselves.

The story of Beowulf is one of a great hero. Beowulf is a very generous person who is always willing to help out when people are in need. Over the course of the story, Beowulf ends up in three major battles: the battle with Grendel, with Grendel’s mother, and with the dragon. All of these battles were different in their style and the way Beowulf approached them was different. Beowulf also had different reasons to participate in each of the battles.

Based on these observations, Cobyn corrected his path. Walking around the lake, he noted it was too far away to see through the trees. However, he figured it was calm and still, undisturbed at this time of night. Night was often the best time of travel, and yet also the most dangerous. No people were out, and the Unknown were not either. Animals, as always, remained a problem, however they are easily avoided as long as your not tramping over their homes and habitats. Cobyn looked around, checking his surroundings for anything dangerous. He saw nothing. So he listened, still nothing. He proceeded onwards. The Isles lake was only about a mile from Terf, the place where Haamond met his premature end and former Keddish town. Speeding up Cobyn get closer to the edge of the trees, and as he passed he looked out on the large open field. The grass looked slick and wet from the mist that seemed to always hang over the field. Cobyn ventured out into the grass, looking down.  The moonlight illuminated the grass, allowing him to see black, and red blood from the warriors who had fought, and the ones who had died. Knives, swords, chips of armor and wood lay out in the field, a testament to the struggle. Cobyn was even shocked by the sight of a few Unknown bodies. They were terrifying creatures, tall and black with no tangible form, seeming to float about like dust their lifeless bodies stretched out on the grass. It was almost as if one could put their hand through them, yet they were solid. With empty faces and no emotion they wreaked fear and havoc on the land. Just looking at the lifeless forms of them made Cobyn feel panic rising in his mind. Then he spotted something familiar, something he had seen countless times before. Haamond's helmet lay, empty in the field.  Rushing towards it, Cobyn dropped to his knees. He stared at his own

“WELL I DARE YOU TO ATTACK THE TOWN OF HEOROT.” He bellowed out. The whole room went silent. Then the only sound was claws

Alaric was the greatest of the Gothic leaders. A noble leader fighting for the fair treatment of his people. Beginning his career of battle at the mere age of sixteen. The goths struggle began long before Alaric came into the picture. The history between the Romans and Goths is a bloody one. Initially, the romans had their border on the Danube border. Until the Huns forced the Goths to flee into the romans vast Empire. This civil strife forged a great Leader that will never be forgotten.

King Arthur and the knights of the round table belong to a long line of books and stories of the Arthurian legend. Merlin, Lancelot, The lady of the lake, King Arthur, and Excaliber are all very important in the Arthurian legend. In this essay we will talk about King Arthur, the knights of the round table, and Merlin in the famous story, The sword in the stone.

Livia tried not to put any thoughts toward her husband's new acquisition. The dark haired man fought like a caged animal and seemed always at the ready to lunge for anyone's throat, with a quiet sort of anger that was hard to detect. She was a bit frightened of him to be sure yet she also was... curious. Where did one find such a creature, thrown into the Abyss and pulled back a changed man? She never asked of the men and women her husband found in the market when they arrived in their service, aside from a few of the body slaves who she became close with.

“They died stupid, the five hundred men turned into blood thirsty Lycans, half wolf half man with the eyes of a murderous thirst for your blood.” Jack lunged forward growling at his brother who yelped and when flipping backwards of the bed.

A pair of heroes rose up and decided to stop Lelanthus. One came from the mighty dragons, while the other came from the mortals. To impede Lelanthus's carnage, the heroes had to attain Zadan, a mythical blade infused with the capability to seal away Lelanthus, which was concealed in a sanctuary atop the mountains. The Heroes may have lost many of their family members in the attempt to seal away Lelanthus, but peace was restored to Lukra and the Dark Ages had come to a close.

“Oh, darling, I believe that can be arranged. Know that I will find your children, if it’s the last thing I do.” With a loud SCHRIIIIINNG King Ragnor pulled his sword out of his sheathe and swung.

Viking gods are also known as Norse gods. There are Aesir gods and Vanir gods. Vanir gods were thought to be good at mythical arts. They were very wise. On the other side Aesir gods were good for war and victory. People worshiped Aesir gods so they would succeed in war.

She could be heard screaming out, ‘’It isn’t fair, it isn’t right!’’ as the people she had lived so close to all her life crept toward her with rocks. As she trembled in horror, she could not believe she had been picked out of the three-hundred villagers that could just as easily been her at this very

Anaitis and Lyon had been married for several years with two kids Hakate and Cornus. The castle was no longer a happy place anymore as Anaitis and Lyon stood before the Master of this land, it was now official. They were no longer an item. All of the power had been granted to Anaitis and Lyon and they were immediately to leave the land and never be seen again! Dragons were spitting fire out of excitement and unicorns prancing around the courtroom. Hekate and Cronus embraced one another with a tight hug. Their misery was finally coming to an end. No one, including his children, had liked Lyon because he was cruel. Lyon would kill off animals and even people for no reason, he did not have one nice bone in his body and never used his power or position for good.

A specific trait of a noble and heroic king is that of the ability to remain loyal to his people and provide protection for them when in crisis. Beowulf embodies this trait to a strong extent and this is evident when the Dragon destroys Beowulf’s throne-hall and endangers his kingdom. Despite his old age and weakened body, at the first sight of danger Beowulf is willing to return to his heroic warrior persona and defend his kingdom. After receiving news that Beowulf’s throne-hall “has been burned to a cinder” by the dragon, the narrator states “the war-king planned and plotted his revenge” (Beowulf 2326; 2336). In doing so, it is evident that despite other noble kings employing younger, braver warriors to fight their battles, Beowulf’s embodiment