"Fur Brandt! Blood fur Barclay!" was the cry that echoed across the fields of Reinmar that day as the men of the HRA made their charge to avenge Brandt. The young squire Albrecht Mondblume, numb and heart stricken by the loss of yet another knight, used the last of his zeal to plunge his longsword into Bido's spine. It would never bring Brandt back, nor would it ease his Uncle and mentor Cedric Barclay's grief, but he hoped it would make Brandt smile from the seven skies.
He had never spoke to him, but only sat and watched in silent reverence as he shined Cedric's armour while the father and son spoke to eachother a few saint's days before the battle. However, as he stood in the dim light of the Reinmar Chapel where Brandt lay he still felt a pang of grief. Squires like him could only wish to become the kind of Knight that Brandt was. Standing, drenched in the sweat and grime of battle, he saluted the fallen hero and walked away.