Chapter One
The Mountain Lion
*After several failed atempts to make my heir Basque, I cannot perfectly paint the picture of a Coptic state. And no wierd stuff this time, Smeagol promishes!*The Mountain Lion
I hope you notice me
„Late night in the Abyssinian palace –
The desert winds break on the mountains, and the weather of Gondar becomes unbeareble, even with the sea close and the height give little coolness to the air, it is still Africa and not far from Sahara, the people here seem to be flourishingin the weather but my migraines start to take their toll on me, I was accepted into the kings court to write an annal about the strugles of these amazing people, and so shall I do, or my name be not Árpád!”
Teanaste'lle'n, christian friend! I’m Kedus Harbe, Prince of the distant land of Abyssinia, the last stronghold of the Coptic church, this is mine and my fathers tale of hope, death and conquest.
It all started in 1066 it was early in your autumn, but in our deserts the sun was restless still. I was eager to do to battle against the arabs, and save our people from their oppression, but my father, wisely, hushed me to wait until the Axumites attack Nubia, thus leaving the prey only for us.
I was skirmishing on my fathers command, in a war to claim Shirazid, a land usurped by the bloodthirsty arabs, in the mountain ridges of Harer, there great battle ensued, but the superior power of the arabian soldiers agains out brave, and many warriors seemed to be enough to win them the day, we were forceed to retreat back to our forts in Ankobar. The arabs tasting our mens blood wished for more and chased us, but this was their demise as I was able to ambush them in one of the many valleys of the mountanious county. From here we pushed our advantage to the castle of Zeila where we won another decisive victory over the arabs, thus ensuring our victory in the war.
The war was won, but it was only the beggining, these muslims forced our own nation so deep that they did not remember their inherited faith! My father sent out Patriarch himself, to embrace our good brothers back into the True faith, but they answered with stone and dung!
Maybe my father was not right about this conquest after all. This could not go on.
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