When I was a young boy my Grandfather always liked to tell the tale of how he was wounded during the extraordinary battle that killed the great Roland. My grandfather was a brave knight that held all the qualities a knight was supposed to possess. He was a chivalrous, brave, strong knight that feared nothing. He had never been beaten in battle, and I suppose he never was. That is for you to decide.
My grandfather served under the knight, Rowland, and his fateful assistant, Olivier. He would describe these men as fearless, "for when they were armed and mounted on their horses, not even death could make them shy from battle" (Song of Rowland, pg. 167). My grandfather held both of these men in very high regard. He served them well, and was sad when he could no longer offer them his services.
In this particular battle Rowland and Olivier are both taken from this world in death. Grandfather was by Olivier's side when he felt the cold hand of death grab him and take him to......

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