The Celtic King laughed like a maniac raising his fist in triumph as the barbarians fled. Outnumbered three to one, the King and his bodyguards had not only stood their ground but in the face of barbarian attack, as an act of defiance, exposed their brightly painted genitals to the barbarians. This gesture along with the taunting and shouting had caused the hordes to run in terror in the face of such an obviously mighty opponent. Nevertheless, there was not a moment to be lost, a messenger was dispatched and a band of Celtic warriors from Cardiff was ordered to join what would now be a barbarian hunt.
The reputation of the Celts and their King had been established without a drop of blood being shed.
(turn sent to the Germans)
The reputation of the Celts and their King had been established without a drop of blood being shed.
(turn sent to the Germans)