Llywelyn dips in a bow and sheathes his sword. "How offer an incredible gift your Highness. How could I say no? If it pleases you, I will make it my Coat of Arms."

Satisfied that there is no interrupted assassin lurk, Llywelyn returns to the bed to the hear about this dream.

Llwelyn does his best to not show a sign. "I believe your Grace is wise. I believe that you would find that the press the leaders of Gwynned that the cost of not having your armies there is a lack of theirs outside of Wales, they would not press." "And, with due respect to Your Grace's brother, I be...

"King Richard" Llwelyn places the flat of his sword in his hands. "By all rights, someone more worthy would be standing here before you. While it is never pleasant to admit defeat, we have offered our best and you have prevailed. "

Llwelyn offers his sword to Richard in surrender

Llwelyn quietly starts too look around, inspecting the curtains and tapestries.

Llwelyn considers the question carefully. "I suppose that depends, your Grace, on the rumor of whether you are choosing to deny the bid of William for that of Geoffrey of Tournemine. If so, I would argue that the Baron Grahen is the your piece in the North. " Caveat Emptor " as more learned me say: ...

"Oh God's Blood" Llwelyn curses in Welsh under his breath.

"Well, are you going to help him or not? " He asks the guards?

"As you say your Grace. I would imagine ideally a trusted ally." Llwelyn bows. "Thank you for taking to time to see this humble knight"

As much as he would have loved to have stood on the field as the victor, the signs are clear. The numbers have turned against them and they find themselves hurting and outnumbered, with their leader on the ground. Llwelyn had done his best to rally, but a wise commander knew when to fight another da...

Llwelyn takes the hit and staggers but remains upright before his opponent is distracted by a blow from another defender.

"Thank you for the assistance!"


______
Round 8 battle TN 15: 1d20 9
Dex save to stay up-TN 10: 1d20 8

(Size equals blows)

"HHHRRRRAAAAUGH!" Joining the battle with sword drawn Llwelyn lets out a cry. Despite the exertion of his haul the Welshman has yet to take a blow. His shout bolsters William's lime as Llwelyn swings and the Beaumont. ________ Round 7 Battle check TN 15 : 1d20 15 Critical Success! Attack Robert de B...

Llwelyn makes sure that his prisoner is secured and then runs back, trying to reach the downed William the Lion.

Llwelyn sees William the Lion fall to his surprise. The group begins to look disorganized without their leader, but Richards group is also in disarray. Llwelyn looks down at his prize, which would help him pay off the debt he took to enter. He could get away clean and clear if things ended now. But....

"Grah!" The fallen knight is fighing him and Llwelyn needs to heave to keep going.

Round 4-Drag De Vere strength check-TN 15: 1d20 20

Llwelyn peeks out at the sound, sore from the events today but too curious at the sound of things running around.

Round 2:
Strength TN 15_secure Robert De Vire: 1d20 10

Round 3: Lug the De Vere round 3-Strength TN 15: 1d20 9

Llwelyn manages to rangle his target and starts pulling him back

Preparing himself at his target, Llwelyn draws his sword, raises his shield and heads toward the target that he had hit with his javelin.

(Movement to Robert de Vere)

Llwelyn sees a de Vere advancing in on a double team.

Not on my watch

Llwelyn hurtles his javelin at the knight.

Round 1 attack-Robert de Vere- Javelin 10 TN: 1d20 3

Javelin damage: 3d6 7

"I wished to address your concerns about King William, Your Grace. From your words I took it to mean that you did not trust them. If I misunderstood, then a thousand pardons"

Llwelyn sees a de Vere lining up, and prepares his gear and weapons for the coming brawl.

(Right side of LOJ formation)

Llwelyn can feel the danger creeping closer. "But if you have concerns, Your Grace, perhaps there is a way to keep the benefit of your good works while, shall we say, secure your interests . If there is a particular part of your realm that troubles you, perhaps you could place a trusted advisor to a...

Llwelyn thinks for a moment. "What about a position apart from holdings? After all, His Grace is due to leave for the Holy Land. If he...is unhappy about something, or wants greater control on a situation would it not be an honor to be assigned to act in his stead over an area he sees as troublesome...

"Excellent. I thank you, Your Grace, for your assistance." The young welshman offers a smile. "This...this is perhaps a strange question to ask Your Grace, but your skill at Court is well known, while I am called a neophyte. Charitably." He chuckles at his self-effacement. "There is a question that...

Llwelyn's expression does not change. "I imagine a great many of them. But, with respect Your Grace, they are not about to leave to head to the East." He pauses. "I have found that loyalty, when returned with ardor only increases, and conversely, that when some feel that loyalty is misplaced they ch...

"Not at all," she replies, "my son has indeed asked me to write a letter to the King of Aragon. I was actually in the court of his wife's Grandfather, the King of Castile, when I was just a young thing, so perhaps we are not as close as we might be to Castile, but we shall see if anything comes of ...

"You honor me Your Grace, but I fear that the title of "Prince" is too generous" Llwelyn bows, speaking in what he knows to be the King's perferred tongue. "I come to you as the holder of Dolwyddelan , and cannot make claims greater than that at the moment. Perhaps future favor of the Lord will shi...

Llwelyn feels distinctly out of place in the grandeur of the royal apartments, knowing how sparse his own holdings are back at home.

Of course, that's why he's the king and you are not

The young knight waits to be summoned.

-snip- Llwelyn waits until the man speaking to the Queen has finished, and then approaches himself. He hesitates for a moment, studying her for a reaction. "Good day your Grace. I hoped to confirm that you were consulted on the plan for the Pilgrimmage. If not...or, if this is a bad time?" Llywelyn...

Llywelyn does not need to feign modesty when he meets with the Marshal. "My Lord, I trust your discretion on whichever faction you would place me in. King Richard is a deeply devout and courageous man, fit to lead us on crusade. King William is a just leader, and has forged a brother kingdom to Engl...

Llwelyn feels his heart sink as dots begin to connect.

"A boy" He whispers in a hushed whisper to a servant. "You know who he looks like, and let us pray to Jesus in Heaven that is all we need to say on the subject"

Search B- Intrigue TN 15: 1d20 16