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Templars escorting pilgrims To the Holy Land Safe passage for Muslims Their rights protected Mutual respect of leaders Chinese monks attacked Must defend themselves Staffs snap, fists crack Monks hang, but won't die Their necks hardened by muscle Crimean fog of war In the face of such killing Honour finds no rest Cavalry charge the guns Out of life and memory Fields turned deadly grey In the face of such slaughter Honour finds no home Only in the skies Exists a gentleman's duel Honour forgotten in war Bombing civilians as a point In the skies is the last hope Having mercy on an aircrew Let them make it home Inhumane death drones Deal out

XI The self-proclaimed god of war already hated his trip from the arid and searing lands to the furthest of the south-east. Because his hide was black with dark grey chestplates, he would absorb much of the heat from the sun’s rays. That was an advantage of his in cold climates, but being the one to represent darkness he was never tolerant of sunlight. Even worse, this part of the world was to be hot, whilst his homeland was preparing for the winter. Finding the right currents was no problem for Ares, but he was worried that he would pass out from heat exhaustion before he was to reach the nation where the most obscure dragon among th