Lord of Britanburg, by Bretagne

14/5/2019

He woke up in a daze. His long, dirty hair covered his eyes. He looked around the unfamiliar surroundings. As he rose to his feet he noticed he was holding his axe. Confused, he moved the hair from his eyes. His hand was covered in blood. He was bleeding. “You fought a brave fight” a voice echoed from behind. “Where am I? Who are you?!” the wounded man asked as he turned to face the voice. “Ah, that is of no concern but I do know who you are. Lord Carsten of Britanburg… welcome to Valhalla.”

Susan Grant link

15/5/2019 02:12:59 am

I am anxious to know what happens next...

Bretagne link

15/5/2019 11:27:28 am

I have had multiple people say the same. I am now thinking of maybe using this towards a short story. Thank you for your support. Greatly appreciated.

Michael Smith

16/5/2019 03:28:57 pm

Can't wait to read the finish story. In the mean while "you left me hanging"

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