Alexander defended the castle of Lindisfarne for a full year. In that year, Gwen the Beautiful had given birth to Alexander’s bastard child, Brutus, while under siege by Julius who had hoped to save his promised fair and famously beautiful maiden. When the castle had finally been captured a year after Alexander’s initial invasion, Julius had felt betrayed and heartbroken for the loss of his future wives’ purity. Julius had been known for his paranoia of a then century old prophecy, which passed down father to son since its creation, “The foreign bastard shall kill thy father and House Benedict shall fade in time passed.” In his fury, he decided to smite Gwen for her perceived sins and kill Alexander of House Aristilcus and their illegitimate newborn, Brutus. Julius, because of his sorrow caused by the perceived betrayal, locked Gwen in a tower to make sure she was his and his wife alone where she had given birth to her three children; Pompeii, Tiberius, and Augustus. The war was continued by Alexander’s trueborn heir, Leonidas the Young Lion to avenge his father’s death and to end Julius of House Benedict’s
Alexander defended the castle of Lindisfarne for a full year. In that year, Gwen the Beautiful had given birth to Alexander’s bastard child, Brutus, while under siege by Julius who had hoped to save his promised fair and famously beautiful maiden. When the castle had finally been captured a year after Alexander’s initial invasion, Julius had felt betrayed and heartbroken for the loss of his future wives’ purity. Julius had been known for his paranoia of a then century old prophecy, which passed down father to son since its creation, “The foreign bastard shall kill thy father and House Benedict shall fade in time passed.” In his fury, he decided to smite Gwen for her perceived sins and kill Alexander of House Aristilcus and their illegitimate newborn, Brutus. Julius, because of his sorrow caused by the perceived betrayal, locked Gwen in a tower to make sure she was his and his wife alone where she had given birth to her three children; Pompeii, Tiberius, and Augustus. The war was continued by Alexander’s trueborn heir, Leonidas the Young Lion to avenge his father’s death and to end Julius of House Benedict’s