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Warrior


He departed his wife with sorrow in his soul for he knew that he had to go the journey that he had to make to see if he could finally wake He traveled long and far from home To see if he could find the god to show him the way to the dome the fight he would face the monster fast pace He would show the gods who he was and though mortal alone no god to be show he defeated the humongous beast The god did see and hail it on thee the most fiercest warrior of all.
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