<div class="floatleft">(http://blog.turbosquid.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/3DFantasyKnight.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Kale<br/><strong>Role</strong>: Knight Commander<br/><strong>Location</strong>:  City Streets<br/><strong>Tagged</strong>:  Everyone<br/><br/>The Knights prattled amongst themselves, telling self-deprecating stories, and laughing merrily as they trampled road under hoof.<br/><br/>"Do you see these pleasure gardens, Sir Pontius?" Kale gestured.   "I think people take the name too seriously.  There shouldn't be so many pedants in a garden."<br/><br/>"I met my wife in this garden," Sir Pontius said.<br/><br/>"So did I!"<br/><br/>The trio laughed.  Sir Pontius wasn't married.  And it was very much like this the entire way.  Through the gates, concrete and steel and crenelated.  Through the gardens, bountiful, lush and serene, save for the quivering bushes and the giggles of lovers.  Through the market, which was exotic, and the merchandise unparalleled in all the world.  Beauty in architecture, in composition, in juxtaposition, all shook as the three men laughed merrily, until the three stood in the shadow of the Grand Castle.  It was still impressive today as it was when he could first recall it in his memory.  He glanced back over his shoulder at the retinue that followed, and then said:<br/><br/>"It is a pity that they should have seen this in their lifetime."<br/><br/>With that, the Knight Commander and his knights rode into the castle gates and were greeted by a multitude of knights, squires and pages.<br/><br/>"You won't believe what has transpired!" said Sir Ralph.<br/><br/>And it was in this manner that the Aserit serpents arrived to Castle Thieri.