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Archangels of the Sword, Red Knyght Rising, Volume 2, by Jacob Malewitz, Hong Kong 2, 250trill a page

Let me tell you what chaos is. Chaos is the absence of God. We all hear stories of magic and chaos, demons from the other side playing with men like toys. It has happened throughout history. I thought hard on chaos being the absence of God, a line my father instilled in me many times in the past. As I thought of this, I approached Francis’ room in our castle. Being a Welsh bowman in the Norman empire be a rich trade, as archers talented with the long bow are in high demand. They can shatter legions of charging knyghts with the flick of their wrists. The long bow is the strongest weapon here in Europa. Saying that, I had heard stories of different kinds of weapons in the Yin empire. But let me tell you about this bowman, and I will relate my thoughts on sorcery at a later point. Francis was a man of Christian blood who would have followed my father into the gates of hell. He would face just about anything save the pope if my father desired it. Ever since my mother’s death, he h...

Archangels of the Sword, Red Knyght Rising, A Fantasy Novel, 2Trill, by Hong Kong 2

  “And they came at night, the warriors in black with the swords of light, keeping the forces of evil at bay, and they sought to change the world by day.”   -- Norman Poet Chapter 1: The Scrivener   …The dream changes. I find myself at a wooden table. There is a green knyght here. I wish I was having a normal dream, not another of this knyght. Another painting is behind him and at first I think it be a woman’s visage. I look closer and see an angel with dark eyes, a sword in her hand, like a warrior from the side of satan. How could I confuse the two? This is an evil archangel; there is no doubt. Who is this green knyght? “William are you listening?” My hands were tight on the old oak table. I tried not to sound confused. “Yes, I am listening, Guyus.” “We were talking about your favorite story … or at least trying to. Since these lessons have continued, you seem to grow more bored with every new discussion.” “Gowain and the Green Knyght. That be my...