Borghild Dragon Riders
Posted: 07 Oct 2015, 10:20
I'm finally writing a story with all my OC's yay!
Here's chapter 1
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Einar had never wanted to be chief. When his father had decided to retire, he had to choose between his two sons. Einars older brother was the perfect choice. He was smart, strong, and charismatic. However his good qualities were outweighed by the bad. He was impatient and manipulative. So their father had chosen his stepson Einar instead. Outraged, his older brother had tried to kill him that night.
Einar shivered as he remembered the cold, icy look in his brothers’ eyes, when he had been screaming at him. Einar had been pinned against the floor helpless against him, as a knife was held to his neck. You’re not even his son. He had whispered viciously into his ear. Those words had always cut deep, ever since he was a little kid. Their father and sister had found them sprawled out on the floor and his brother was pried of him by multiple warriors. His brother had later been exiled and Einar hadn’t seen him since then.
But all that had happened three years ago. Einar thought he was kind of good at this whole chief thing. On top of that he had married his girlfriend Ingrid. He smiled as he thought of their wedding day, the happiest day of his life so far. He looked over to their bed, where she was currently asleep. The moonlight shining through the window fell onto her face, gently lighting her face in the otherwise dark room. She looks so peaceful. Einar thought.
I definitely need to pack more food. He looked into his near-empty bag. This wouldn’t be enough to last him through the trip. He was going to a great gathering of chieftains. The trip would take at least three days by boat, according to his father. He’s probably been to a lot of these things. He thought as he grabbed a few rolls of bread from their kitchen. After packing the rest of his supplies he walked back into their bedroom to take on last look at his sleeping wife. I’ll miss her greatly. He thought as he left the house, they had never been apart for long. He shut the door behind him as quietly as he could, but he couldn’t avoid the screeching of the doors hinges. I’ll have to fix that when I get back.
“Leaving without saying goodbye are we?”
Einar jumped and whipped around to find a very tired and angry looking Ingrid in the doorway.
“I-I didn’t want to wake you,” He stuttered. “I’m sorry I just thought you’d be angry if I woke you up.”
“Well I’m angry now,” She stepped closer to Einar and he prepared himself for a punch in the arm. “What woman wouldn’t want to see her husband before he leaves for three days?” She said as she pressed a kiss to his cheek.
“Your right, I’m sorry. I should have said goodbye to you two.” He said as he smiled at the baby in Ingrid’s arms, looking up at him with her wide green eyes. His green eyes, their baby took after him in appearance. But the kid was stubborn like her mother. Ingrid had always been kind of angry about that.
Einar pressed a light kiss to the baby’s forehead while she laughed and wriggled in her mother’s arms. Einar looked up into his wife’s eyes and leaned up to kiss her. He had always been short. Geez, I hope our baby won’t be short like me when she grows up he thought as he kissed Ingrid. As he pulled away he looked at her and saw the sadness written across her face. This is going to be a rough three days.
“Goodbye.” She whispered.
“Bye, I’ll see you soon.” He said as he pulled her into a hug.
“Be careful.” she whispered into his ear.
“It’s just a meeting, what could go wrong.” He said as he smiled at her, pulling away gently from her embrace.
She rolled her eyes at him. “I know, but every time you say that something bad happens.”
“Okay, don’t worry I’ll be fine.”He walked down to the docks and waved goodbye. He saw her wave back, her figure shone bright, lit by the moon. He could feel the excitement run through his veins as he thought of meeting all the great chiefs of the tribes. I have a good feeling about this…
Here's chapter 1

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Einar had never wanted to be chief. When his father had decided to retire, he had to choose between his two sons. Einars older brother was the perfect choice. He was smart, strong, and charismatic. However his good qualities were outweighed by the bad. He was impatient and manipulative. So their father had chosen his stepson Einar instead. Outraged, his older brother had tried to kill him that night.
Einar shivered as he remembered the cold, icy look in his brothers’ eyes, when he had been screaming at him. Einar had been pinned against the floor helpless against him, as a knife was held to his neck. You’re not even his son. He had whispered viciously into his ear. Those words had always cut deep, ever since he was a little kid. Their father and sister had found them sprawled out on the floor and his brother was pried of him by multiple warriors. His brother had later been exiled and Einar hadn’t seen him since then.
But all that had happened three years ago. Einar thought he was kind of good at this whole chief thing. On top of that he had married his girlfriend Ingrid. He smiled as he thought of their wedding day, the happiest day of his life so far. He looked over to their bed, where she was currently asleep. The moonlight shining through the window fell onto her face, gently lighting her face in the otherwise dark room. She looks so peaceful. Einar thought.
I definitely need to pack more food. He looked into his near-empty bag. This wouldn’t be enough to last him through the trip. He was going to a great gathering of chieftains. The trip would take at least three days by boat, according to his father. He’s probably been to a lot of these things. He thought as he grabbed a few rolls of bread from their kitchen. After packing the rest of his supplies he walked back into their bedroom to take on last look at his sleeping wife. I’ll miss her greatly. He thought as he left the house, they had never been apart for long. He shut the door behind him as quietly as he could, but he couldn’t avoid the screeching of the doors hinges. I’ll have to fix that when I get back.
“Leaving without saying goodbye are we?”
Einar jumped and whipped around to find a very tired and angry looking Ingrid in the doorway.
“I-I didn’t want to wake you,” He stuttered. “I’m sorry I just thought you’d be angry if I woke you up.”
“Well I’m angry now,” She stepped closer to Einar and he prepared himself for a punch in the arm. “What woman wouldn’t want to see her husband before he leaves for three days?” She said as she pressed a kiss to his cheek.
“Your right, I’m sorry. I should have said goodbye to you two.” He said as he smiled at the baby in Ingrid’s arms, looking up at him with her wide green eyes. His green eyes, their baby took after him in appearance. But the kid was stubborn like her mother. Ingrid had always been kind of angry about that.
Einar pressed a light kiss to the baby’s forehead while she laughed and wriggled in her mother’s arms. Einar looked up into his wife’s eyes and leaned up to kiss her. He had always been short. Geez, I hope our baby won’t be short like me when she grows up he thought as he kissed Ingrid. As he pulled away he looked at her and saw the sadness written across her face. This is going to be a rough three days.
“Goodbye.” She whispered.
“Bye, I’ll see you soon.” He said as he pulled her into a hug.
“Be careful.” she whispered into his ear.
“It’s just a meeting, what could go wrong.” He said as he smiled at her, pulling away gently from her embrace.
She rolled her eyes at him. “I know, but every time you say that something bad happens.”
“Okay, don’t worry I’ll be fine.”He walked down to the docks and waved goodbye. He saw her wave back, her figure shone bright, lit by the moon. He could feel the excitement run through his veins as he thought of meeting all the great chiefs of the tribes. I have a good feeling about this…