Suadurix Family/Coir
Sir Còir
Sir Fys'er Suadurix, and his brother sir Còir Suadurix. Both sailing in their individual boats, towards the island to the east of the isles, by the continent shore line they had set sail from, in search of Boght their father. While sir Fys'er heads to the east shore of the isle, his brother heads for the north western shore of the isle. Splitting up to make the search easier.
Sir Còirs boat landed with his twenty tree men on the Caquetta shore. He had his men out looking trough the land beyond the dunes, for any sign of civilisation. Sir Còir went out to gather wood for a fire. Gentle he strawled trough the dunes and accross the beach. While going from dune to dune, he stared at the seagulls up above in the early morning sky. Playfull he jumped across gaps between dunes. Taking a short sprint and then jumping up, trieng to bridge the gap. As he jumped such a gap, he jumped short of reaching the other side. Surprising him, the sight of a sleeping man apeared from behind dune edge. Hoping him would land clear from him, he leaped straight in the sleeping mans lap. Scaring the living daylights out of the poor soul. A shamed sir Còir apologised, in as many language he knew. The man was dressed like a monk. “My God, young man! Can't youth these days look elsewhere to play? Does ...” The Monk fell silent. “Your noble born? Foreign right?” The monk asked wondering. “Yes frater. My mother and father are bewitched by an evil witch. She casted on my parents an evil spell. My mother was changed into an old women, and my father into a black bird. My mother is a good witch. My brother, me, and our sister where raised by the duke. The duke in whoes noble care we where placed by our mother. Its a rather long story. You must be quite hungry. Allow me frater, as penance for my careless and childish behavior, offer you to share the morning meal with me and my men. They have gone out to look for signs of civilisation.” The monk looked at him amazed. He was quite hungry. The hit he took in his lap, left him quite aware of the emptyness in his stomach. So the frater accepted his kind offer.
