Springdale (Realm)/Three Cavaliers
A legend that grew up around Springdale, this is its origin...
The Cavaliers
- Sir Cato De La Fere
- Sir Harthur Carver
- Sir Hericus Le-Fay
The Origin
Roleplay from Sir Cato De La Fere (Noble)
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Cato followed his new friends outside and looked around.
Sir Harthur did I hear correctly that you offered us horses? This is a noble act indeed but let's walk the one block to the place about what Hericus talked! Sometimes it is good to walk. Especially now here when the sea is so close."
The travelers proceeded on foot on the direction of Hericus when they saw a punch of men picking on a lady. She wasn't a beauty but she wasn't ugly either. It was shown from her face that she was a noble lady. Still she was a minor noble. And the men looked like the sailors.
Cato looked at his companions and saw the rage in their eyes. The rage that started to fill him too. But he knew from previous experience that you have to force that rage to go down or people start getting killed...
"Friends, let's be calm. Let's see what they are doing and who they are. Please be calm." Cato said while holding his hand on the sword.
He removed his hand and headed towards the bandits.
"Greetings good Sirs. I am Cato de La Fere and I would like to inquire you why are you bothering that Lady over here?" said Cato with utmost respect.
The sailors laughed and yelled " It is none of your business you small man."
Cato looked towards his new friends
"They didn't address me correctly. They are harassing a lady and they seem to smell. I will kill them with or without your help. Are you with me?"
Cato takes his sword and says " You here are nothing more than bandits who have insulted me, this lady and my friends over here. You shall beg apologies or die."
Sir Cato De La Fere
Roleplay from Hericus Le-Fay (Noble)
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Fire burned in Hericus's eyes and his hands trembled with rage as he heard and saw the proceedings... They had insulted his friends, and nothing else mattered. He approached the nearest sailor, trying to calm down, and controlling his rage. The sailor suddenly lunged with a concealed dagger, which Hericus flicked off as if it was a feather. The sailor snarled and drew his swords, his 5 companions following suit. The sailors set upon the three friends, and a mele ensued. Hericus sidestepped the initial parry and replied with a jab. The 2 sailors facing him were experienced, however, and parried. Hericus could tell that one of them was slightly more experienced than the other. He used this to his advantage, leaping over the blade of the stronger opponent, and jabbing at the other, striking him in his hand. The man yelped, and ran off into the shadows. He could tell that his friends were similarly dispatching their opponents. Suddenly, one of Harthur's opponents broke his fight with Harthur, and approached Hericus from behind, attempting to stab him in an underhanded fashion...
Hericus Le-Fay
Roleplay from Sir Harthur Carver (Noble)
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Harthur, being rather large but not so good with a sword, ran after the sailor and thumped him on the back of the head. The man collapsed, his Sword crashing to the floor which alerted Hericus immediately. The remaining men dropped or sheathed their swords and ran off down some back alleys. Harthur smiled at Hericus who seemed to be in a state of shock. The long sea journey must have affected his sword skill and the drink must have affected his mind and reflexes.
You must teach me how to fight like that, both of you. I cannot fight for my life!
Sirs Hericus and Cato looked at each in a confused state. Harthur looked like a warrior but couldn't even fight?
Sir Harthur Carver (Noble)
Roleplay from Sir Cato De La Fere (Noble)
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The lady they had saved was getting onto her feet. She looked extremely scared.
"Thank you, good Sirs, for saving me today. The gods will never forget the kindness and generosity of the three cavaliers! I shall inform everybody of your great deed!"
Cato looked at his companions and smiled
"This fighting made me extremely hungry. Let's head to the place you were talking about Hericus!"
So the men arrived in this eating place and feasted like royalties. Soon after they finished their meal they went back to the bar.
And thus, The Legend of The Three Cavaliers was born...
Sir Cato De La Fere
