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| For fourteen years, the village lived in the shadow of Emperor - too small to really be noticed, but big enough to be worried he would eventually notice them. In the winter of the boy’s 14th year, the Emperor’s Night Guard swept through, and killed the boy’s parents, and took him into their custody. The villager’s didn’t know whether to be relieved the Guard took only the boy, or worried they would return for more children. | For fourteen years, the village lived in the shadow of Emperor - too small to really be noticed, but big enough to be worried he would eventually notice them. In the winter of the boy’s 14th year, the Emperor’s Night Guard swept through, and killed the boy’s parents, and took him into their custody. The villager’s didn’t know whether to be relieved the Guard took only the boy, or worried they would return for more children. | ||
| - | But once again, fate intervened. The Companions, who hadn’t been seen for fourteen years, picked that very day to return to the boy’s small village. In time to hunt down the Night Guard, and rescue the boy. They were too late to save his parents, and the village did not want the boy. So the Companions took the boy with them, raising him as their own. From them he learned the value of heroism and action, that of responsibility and dedication, as well as how to lead effectively and care for his people. Those are the traits that served [[AndrellMorgonson|High King Andrell Morgonson]] | + | But once again, fate intervened. The Companions, who hadn’t been seen for fourteen years, picked that very day to return to the boy’s small village. In time to hunt down the Night Guard, and rescue the boy. They were too late to save his parents, and the village did not want the boy. So the Companions took the boy with them, raising him as their own. From them he learned the value of heroism and action, that of responsibility and dedication, as well as how to lead effectively and care for his people. Those are the traits that served [[AndrellMorgonson|High King Andrell Morgonson]] |