Dairy of Krippa / Antigone 19th 256
A storm brewed on the frontlines. Such a tempest could not be imagined by my eyes. The fires scorching these lands like the black plague. What hope do men have against such an enemy. This pure immolation.
I am Krippa. In this first entry I shall say only this. Do not judge me, or these wizards who command me. I am a simple soldier, in the front lines. A war hardened brute. Some cold killer with no remorse. Oh but I am a justified murderer, for I am on the side of good, I am indeed no more a civilized man than those barbarians of the north. Those Picts, that is their wretched name, those demons who fought only for their lives against us. The Razgary we are called. The flame lords in a world so musty it might seem insane. But we, the Gorin, shall not be denied. We, the hammers that fall upon this iron, shall not shatter.
(rendering of the Battle of Tiny Hill)
I bring you now to the impending battle. Our War-Wizards have already eaten away at the ranks of those Picts. Now it is our turn, our time. we, the ordinary men, now march forward to meet these barbarians. Spears in hand and short swords upon our hips, we charged forwarded with screams to loud to compare. But no, as a huge volley of flame and smoldering death rose over us and slammed into our enemies. Now it was their screams that tore through these ears, that would seemingly rip away at our very flesh. Still we charged onto them and then came the sickening thud, or perhaps crunch of metal on metal and bones breaking force. Those Picts now crumbled before us, like fading nightmares, or ancient stone blocks. The battle was short. We had lost men but what they lost was inconceivable.
Dear gods what a sight it was, such horror this thing we had become, I had become! To my knees I sank and in tears I was blinded. What kind of sick glory was this. What gods would or could justify this horror! Such perverse things they think of sometimes but oh I pray now that they would hear me. Damn them! Damn them all with their fate and fortune damn them! Oh wretched wraiths, these gods are to have made this pathos.
I would have laid for a thousand years in this morbid glory were it not for the boy Yusha, son of Merzan himself.
sir, why do you weep? Is this not a good victory? We have won, yes? said he, standing there, wrapped in such naïve innocence.
nah good Lord, no victory is this, more so a curse! said I and with that I rose come Lord, look no longer on this scene, no innocent eyes should pry at this, come, I will take you back to your teachers
I lead him to the small hill top where the War-Wizards lay, as exhausted from the battle as I, and gave him back into their care
thank you soldier for returning this wart of a child back said one of them, giving the boy a stern glare before look back at me may I know your name?
I am Krippa I said a common soldier
I will tell the king of you Krippa, your deeds shall not be forgotten
thank you kind sir after that I took my leave and went back to my tent, where I began to write this.
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