King Nate's Shadows

It was 1432 in what they call the medieval times. The Isaac Kingdom in England was one of the most powerful kingdoms in all of Europe. The famous king, King Nate, was a 38 year old man with thick brown hair and muscular body. He was well known for killing the king of the shadows. The shadows were a large group of people who were feared by many. They go around place to place stealing food and resources killing anyone in their path. They were known to be located in the Dark Woods, but whoever entered were never heard of again. King Nate sent out an army with him to the woods and he defeated the Shadow’s leader, Ivor, but at a terrible price. Only half of King Nate’s army came out of the wood barely alive. Without a leader, the Shadows were quite …show more content…
That was their weakness and everyone knew it. The only thing was that it took a whole army just to reach the King of the Shadows and kill him. Five years later there was a man who took the title of the King of the Shadows. A man with no name or face. At this time, King Nate was married to a beautiful woman named Martha and she was pregnant. King Nate came home meeting his new baby boy. Now Jathen, the son of King Nate, was an 18 year old boy was a powerful warrior like his father. When Jathen was five years old he lost his mother (Martha) to the new King of the Shadows. All Jathen could think was to get stronger, for one day he would be the man on the throne and was destined to kill the new King of the Shadows just as his father did, avenging his mother’s death. Now, Jathen was training with his combat instructor, Alex. He taught Jathen how to use the sword and bow and arrow. Alex was not just Jathen’s combat instructor, but the King’s most trusted Knight. Alex was at King Nate’s side when they took down Ivor. For now, Alex was training Jathen to become a strong warrior just like his father. He had become Jathen’s friend. Koda, who was Jathen’s best friend, decided to join him

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