Hector A Fiction Tale

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for such a flamboyant victory.
Hector was an odd man who had overcome many odds. He was born into the world as Adam Growling, the second son of sir Luke Growling IV the king's overseer of the treasury. Fate dealt him a devious blow, however, for at the age of fifteen he was stripped of his nobility and exiled from Websterland forever. The King's guards had caught his father embezzling a small amount of the king's fortune and Luke Growling IV met an unfortunate end as they publicly tortured and executed him along with his wife. All the family and servants of the Growling household were stripped of rankings and exiled for life. Hector could not bear to leave his country though and entered the military under the name of Hector Collieries claiming to be a recently freed slave.
Hector had risen in military rank until he had his choice of where to operate. He chose the small border town of Carse. Here he had taken a wife and had spawned two beautiful daughters. At Carse he lived ...

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The diversion had worked and the town had been subject to a massacre of unholy proportions. The enraged lieutenant ran to the city gates only to discover his families heads impaled upon sticks which were plunged into the ground near the portcullis. He fainted at the sight of his beloved family killed and dishonored in an unforgivable display of ruthlessness.
Hector awoke disheveled and distraught inside a tent. He arose and peeked outside three battalions of troops had been sent to man the fort at Carse and sweep the nearby countryside for the force that had ravaged the town. A soldier noticed him and came to his tent. Hector recognized him as Arthur a worthy warrior and brave lad. ...

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