6 The Storm

Lucky for Matthew, this adventure now takes place in Arabia, but oddly enough, Sir Matthew would say;

" It is too hot! "

(There is just no pleasing the man…)

Sir-Lady Niawan and Sir Matthew have been tasked with a mission by the King of Arabia, King Adarkes.

The King's words were thus;

" Everyday, at 3 A.M. There comes a demon, who wields the power of the wind. This demon has plagued my people and kingdom, so I ask; please get rid of him "

Sir Matthew and Sir-Lady Niawan could both now be seen walking within the desert of the Middle-East.

The time was; just ten minutes before three A.M.

" Why are you staring at my chest? " asked Sir-Lady Niawan.

" I was not staring at your chest! " yelled Sir Matthew, who was staring at Niawan's chest, but not for the reason you guys think.

(Get your heads out of the bloody gutter!)

Sir-Lady Niawan had a sun tattoo on her chest.

" You wish to know the story behind it? " said she, while pointing at her tattoo.

Sir Matthew nodded, while his cheeks were red.

" I have been blessed with the power of the sun, by the sun-god himself; Belenus. The brighter the sun; the stronger I get, and my boobs for some reason grow as well " said she, as Matthew choked on his precious water.

It was now three A.M.

And the wind awakened.

Up within the sky could the demon be seen, as it was wielding the pillar of the wind.

" Mortals. Has the King of Arabia sent thou to stop me? " asked the demon.

" He has! " yelled Sir-Lady Niawan with confidence and pride.

The demon laughed as the wind howled.

" I am the demon known as Ephippas, I can destroy mountains, forests and seas, and I fear only Melchizedek. You two are mere mortals before a storm! "

" How the hell are we going to fight the wind?! " exclaimed Matthew.

" How the hell did Achilles fight a river? " said Sir-Lady Niawan with a smile.

Sir Matthew just looked at Niawan, and then said;

" A fair point… "

A battle now began.

Sir-Lady Niawan's plan was to keep Ephippas busy till the sun had risen some more, but she also had to make sure that Sir Matthew did not die.

The sun was now up, and so was Sir-Lady Niawan's strength, which she utilized to defeat Ephippas.

The demon was now imprisoned within a flask, and given to King Adarkes.

The two knights now returned home, where the rest noticed how tan they had become, which just further increased the beauty of Sir-Lady Niawan and Sir Matthew.