Constantine's Evil Day

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Good deeds will be rewarded. Make others warm with heart of you, help others with hand of you, and one day you will accept others’ assistance. On the contrary, every ill man has his ill day.
In the Hero-Myths and Legends of the British Race, Constantine was a mighty leader in war, a gracious and friendly lord in peace; he was a true king and ruler, a protector of all men. His country’s prosperity led to the enemies waging a war. Constantine knew that his warriors were few compared with the Hunnish multitude. However, Constantine still won in the battle. Why? It’s just because Constantine’s good rule got the help of God. Constantine deserves it for his virtue. If Constantine was a tyrant, will God help him? Absolutely not! In the story Havelok

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