Story of Sir Norshire

THE STORY OF SIR NORSHIRE
In battle gear, Sir Norshire, a tall human dressed like a
cruisader, rides his fully armored hosre our through the
gates of a stone walled city. A large sword hags at his
side.

SIR NORSHIRE (THINKING)
This Dragon had better be telling the
truth. That kind of money would buy a
large tract of land. I wouldn't have
to worry about my life again.

Sir Norshire continues along a forrested path, simmilar
to the one Thara and Sa-ri traveled.

SIR NORSHIRE (THINKING)
I will finaly see true adventure, with
the best this Dragon can gather.

As Sir Norshire travels the path he passes the thieves,
hobbling, limping and carrying each other. After having
encountered Thara and Sa-ri

SIR NORSHIRE (THINKIN)
Some noble warrior has bested these
cowardly attackers. This is the kind
of men I will be serving with. Men
that bow to no-one.

Sir Norshire dismounts his horse as he reaches a bridge
over a river. As he starts to cross it, anouther man,
with a walking stick, walks on to the bridge at the other
side.They meet in the middle.

SIR NORSHIRE
Stand aside peasant, let your better
pass.

MAN
I'll do no such thing. I was on the
bridge first. You can back your ass of
the bridge. And move your horse too.
Sir Norshire reaches for his sword, draws it and
threatens the man.

MAN
This i how you setle quarels? With
flashy metal?

SIR NORSHIRE
I'll teach you to disrespect your
superiors.

Sir Norshire swings his sword, and the man blocks with
his stick. Sir Norshire hits with the hilt of his sword,
nocking the man off the bridge and into the river.

SIR NORSHIRE
Bloddy pesant!

Sir Norshire sheaths his sword and takes the horses
raines and continues across the bridge to the other
side.
Sir Norshire rides his hourse along the river to the
Dragon Cave.

SIR NORSHIRE (THINKING)
That's the problem with this Kingdom;
to little respect. When I've gotten my
own land, the people will show me
respect... or else.

END THE STORY OF
SIR NORSHIRE