Tourney in Aborku, Part 2
Jan 18, 2023
We change back to following Kiljaos's journey to the city of Aborku, to get his horse Stormblåst back and possibly join the tourney. During the sea voyage he starts telling his beloved Zofie how he got his horse Stormblåst years ago when he was a squire, and how his old beloved Annabelle was involved in it.
Stormblåst by the way is norwegian and does indeed mean "stormblown". He's been named by a song and an album by the same name by Norwegian black metal band Dimmu Borgir.
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Kiljos' expression as Annabelle picks him up is PRICELESS!! He looks as if he hasn't fully realized what happened!! XD XD
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