@Legion02"My name is Ur'Aghan my lady, you can call me Ghan if you wish. My name in your language should translate to hurricane." He says with a chuckle.
"My lady, even though I am no knight, I wish to dedicate my fight tomorrow in your honor, no matter against who I fight, I will win!
The Airgiallne princess, now went after Elias and whispered in his ear something that should drive him to win in the next battle tomorrow.
"If you win, I will allow you to court, my prince." And she left to her quarters, only throwing him another glance before entering the quarters.
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In the first battle were the Airgiallne warrior and Lord Bornetall. The Warrior had a beautiful brown mare, his armor was a simple but tough and his lance was made of oak. Lord Bornetall rode in on a black charger, his armor was black as the night and the lance was made from oak painted black.
The two lower their visors and charge their horses. Both lances hit home, however, only the Airgiallne warrior is pushed off his horse.
Frustrated, the warrior leaves leaving his horse there to be taken by his squire. Meanwhile Lord Bornetall bowed to the crowd with only a few cheers being heard around.
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The second round was unfair from the get go. The first to enter was Merias, wearing the same armor as his father and a similar horse. The Ur'agahan however, entered on a massive brown warhorse, with only his leather armor on him and a large pine lance.
The two horses charge ahead and meet up in the middle. Both lances meet again, but the result is obvious, Merias was thrown several feet back off his horse by the sheer force of the hit.
At first the crowd went mute before cheering and throwing all sorts of flowers towards the Ghan. He only grasps one of the flowers, a beautiful purple wildflower and searches for the woman he had seen yesterday at the feast and hands her the flower.
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The next fight is met with deafening cheers as two the two princes enter the field. Both enter on white chargers wearing gleaming and shining silver armor, both having a oak lance.
Whilst the two horses charge, Elias remembers what the Airgiallne princess had told him. In the last moment, he moves his spear to aim for the shoulder of the Vaalgradi prince, unbalancing him, causing him to fall of the horse.
Elias, then, went deaf for the people's cheers and only took one red rose and handed it to the Airgiallne princess, who was preparing for her own joust.
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The last battle was yet again met with cheers from the crowds, it was split however, the women were cheering for Keiran while the men were cheering for the princess.
Both had about the same equipment, black armor, black oak lance and a black charger. The two nodded at each other and then charged at one another. The result was of the clash was unexpected, both had falls of their horses at the same time, however, before anything else could be decided, Keiran knelt in front of the princess and gave her a white rose and said.
"I forfeit for you, milady, may you win for both of us!" He said in a polite tone.
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"Hmm, so we have, Lord Bornetall, Ur'aghan, the Toran Warrior, your son Elias and the young princess." He said. "My lord, I bet ten gold coins that your son will end up against the princess!" King Markus said with a chuckle.