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The Pros And Cons Of Torture

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1200 was when all of the kingdoms across the land have came to peace and started helping each other when needed but on day word came that the second biggest kingdom was burn and all the people were dead and that they saw dead warriors attacking survivors. So all the kingdoms sent small armies with 200 warriors to find out what happen. When one commander got there he saw a scroll saying that the all the kingdoms that don’t join them shall die and the kings will be torture into they give up. One of the powerful kingdoms laughed at the scroll and said any person with the gaunt thinking they can get through the warriors, gods and goddesses that protect their people they are stupid and didn’t stand a chance. Boom Boom walls were breaking from the …show more content…

One kingdom got a army of a god,goddesses,mythical creature and some help from two old warriors and they went off to find the leaders of the witches and to see if they new how snowflakes were made on that trail they kept following the cold trail sigurd and the others made a little base to sleep. Sigurd and brynhild slept together and polyphemus and the others stayed up keeping watch so no-one can attack them in their sleep. Polyphemus and the others fell asleep and when they woke up to a boom they got up and got their weapons and were ready to fight but it was directed to them they saw the withies army attacking a fleet of wagons and they ran towards the battle and started to help but all the people were dead so they follow the witches into a snowing …show more content…

Polyphemus saw horse coming to where they were so he got ready to attack but it wasn't just a few horses it was a army and sigurd notice that the witches were behind this and it led to a huge battle and the warriors survived the attacks with just with little cuts but it was mid night so they rested. Then they took 5 witches to their base and interrogate them for information about where the Snowflakes knowledge was they all said it was in the kingdom but guarded by thousands of soldiers and they had witches making more. Sigurd and brynhild lead the rest of the warriors to the entrance of the base where the witches said the snowflakes knowledge was. The warriors finally made up their mind and told polyphemus to break the front entrance so they can go in and get the snowflakes knowledge go home to live in peace. Then where in the base and they thought they were going to get attack right away but they didn’t they got the capital of the base where they were greeted by a evil

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