A King is Made (Simiran Supplement)
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A book written shortly after the War of Indepence by the leading scholar Arckment Dook as a commission by the new king, Leopolis I. It was the most popular book in Simiran in its time, and is still valued highly by scholars as a literary achievement.
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The Knight, was named Leopolis His humble crest did read Went searching for adventure Upon his trusty steed He wandered all 'round Simiran Until at last he saw A dwarf, an elf, a human too Infected by lockjaw Frozen round the camping site All but still and dead And so said Leopolis Off with th'offender’s head!
The size of footprints Set the tracks Would freeze most mortals still Yet our dear knight Trudged towards the hill Through the dark'ning light Looking for his kill Avast, he cried Here it be! From fright most would have died But Leopold Was not scared And thrust his lantern high
Scattered round the ground he saw Death and bones and tracks And dripping from the ceiling Limestone cones like wax
Rawr the giant screamed to fear But feared was Leo not For in his chest did beat a heart Which every man has sought
He stabbed the beast straight in the chest He rid the land of hate And in the moment’s test He set his eternal fate
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