(note: At the request of several emails, and site mails wanting to know more of Duke Sebastian El'deago I will Start the Chronicles of The Fallen Knight) First mention of the House El'deago in the Histories of Coulithorne, comes in a poem by King Ticulas of the Hatiti. He wrote out of reverence and awe of the lone house that stood against his mighty army at what was to become known as Fallen Glen. But I will let his poem speak for him. FALLEN GLEN His kings army in retreat, he called the three hundred! Out numbered ten to one yet gathered his kindred. The line spread to thin at every bend; there were only ten His uncles his cousins, nephews, and son stood to his kin! Lance to lance shield to shield stood the brave three hundred! Three thousand strong the enemy stood ready to charge! Yet not one man wavered in that line, but all stood large! Duke Rafael's voice rang out midst the clang, "must buy time" The enemy advances, but the three hundred beat their shields In rhyme. Rafael "buy the king time" and the swords to shields beating in Rhyme The enemy advance, louder and louder did their war cry ring! But did the swords on shields ring, and the three hundred sing! Like the roar of thunder lance meets shields and swords meet swords, but none yield! For two hours the battle rages and blood covers the field! When all is done and all is said of the three hundred, wounded and week stands only one! In blood soaked armor the Dukes fifteen-year-Old son! Surrounded by thousands, he raises to fight again! To die beside his father and the rest of his blood kin! A thousand lances lower, and as many swords rise in salute, As all around the noise has fallen and the enemy becomes Mute! Then a Voice rings out loud and clear, "that is my only son! And of all my kin who on this battlefield lay He is the last one! I come to claim him and take him home, kill me if that were your whim! For I have come for my son, and am willing to die with him! A king raises his arm, and rivers of soldiers part the way! The warriors salute is given, and mother and son Live another day .