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Templar Honour 1

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The tension in the encampment was thick enough to cut with a broadsword. Everyone knew that by dusk, only one of these titans would walk away. The preparation of these two hyper-masculine warlords was a sacred, almost primal ritual—a calculated stoking of the fires of aggression before the inevitable explosion of violence.

Inside De la Mark’s tent, the atmosphere was chaotic and wild. He refused the quiet, solemn prayers typical of knights before a duel. Instead, he paced like a caged wolf, stripped to the waist, his broad torso and corded back glistening with a heavy coat of goose fat and sweat. He wanted his skin slick, his body hot. When his squire approached with the heavy steel pauldrons (shoulder guards), De la Mark snarled and backhanded the armor away, sending it clattering across the floorboards.

"Leave them!" he bellowed, his voice thick with raw adrenaline. "I want them off! Let the Count choke on his iron. I need speed to tear the throat out of that arrogant bastard!"

His squires trembled as they strapped the heavy steel breastplate tightly over his bare, pumping chest, securing the leather thongs directly over his bulging muscles. De la Mark was deliberately exposing his shoulders to the cold air and the enemy's blade, a reckless, hyper-confident flex of pure, unadulterated dominance. He was sacrificing safety for the raw power of an uninhibited strike.

Across the muddy field, inside Count Campobasso’s tent, the preparation was the exact opposite—a cold, meticulous manifestation of overwhelming, heavy might. Campobasso stood rigid, a dark monument of absolute arrogance, as four squires worked simultaneously to lock him into his full plate armour. Every buckle was tightened to the absolute limit, encasing his massive frame from head to toe in an impenetrable cage of gleaming steel.

But there was nothing cold about the Count's blood. As the heavy steel skirt (faulds) and the massive, reinforced iron groin guard were bolted into place, a dark, wicked grin spread across Campobasso’s face. The sheer thrill of the impending slaughter, the absolute certainty of his own invincibility, was sending a violent rush of hot blood straight through his veins.

He didn't just feel ready; he felt dangerously alive, his pulse hammering fiercely against his armor. When he finally took his first heavy steps toward the exit, the massive weight of the plate armor hit the earth with a terrifying, rhythmic clang-clang-clang. It wasn't the sound of a man marching to a fight—it was the loud, swaggering announcement of a predator hunting his territory, his virility and nerve absolutely swollen with the lust for battle.

As they finally stepped out into the blinding light of the clearing, the two giants locked eyes through the dense crowd of soldiers. De la Mark, bare-shouldered, feral, and pulsing with explosive energy; Campobasso, a towering, rigid mountain of iron, vibrating with arrogant, heavy power. The air between them practically ignited.

As the squires finished the final adjustments, a heavy, suffocating silence fell over the tents. Separated by the mud of the field, both warlords let themselves slide into a hypnotic trance—a feverish fantasy charged with pure lust for the coming combat, where violence and absolute dominance were their sole obsessions.

In his corner, De la Mark focused his mind on the tactical reality of the upcoming duel. He envisioned the precise movements required to bypass the Count's armor, seeking the exact momentum needed to overcome Campobasso's formidable defense and force a decisive surrender in the dirt. The anticipation of testing his strength against such a legendary opponent sharpened his focus, readying his muscles for the intense physical exertion ahead.

Across the field, Campobasso prepared himself for the clash. Remaining perfectly still within his armor, he projected the confidence of a seasoned commander. He anticipated the moment De la Mark would advance, planning to use the rigid weight of his plate and his physical leverage to absorb the impact and gain control of the engagement. The challenge of facing an aggressive, fast adversary demanded absolute concentration, sending his pulse skyrocketing as the final moments ticked away.

Both commanders were entirely consumed by the necessity of victory on the battlefield, each drawing on their training and determination as they prepared to collide in a test of strategy and martial skill.

The feverish anticipation reached its absolute peak inside the tents. This was no longer just a tactical engagement; it was a deeply primal, mutual obsession with achieving the ultimate, fatal breakthrough. Both men were utterly consumed by a violent lust for that single, decisive moment of penetration—the lethal driving of cold steel through defenses to claim absolute dominion over the other.

Inside his quarters, De la Mark paced with savage intensity. His mind was hyper-focused on the physical ecstasy of the kill. He fantasized about the exact trajectory his blade would take, imagining the heavy, shuddering resistance of the Count’s armor right before his weapon forced its way through the metal, biting deep into the soft, yielding flesh beneath. The very thought of delivering that fatal thrust, of feeling Campobasso’s life force shatter under his uninhibited, bare-shouldered power, made his pulse roar in his ears.

Across the field, locked inside his heavy iron armor, Campobasso was radiating an equally fierce, aggressive fervor. The proximity of battle and the intense desire for victory had pushed his focus to its absolute limit. He didn't just want to defend; he anticipated the moment De la Mark’s overconfident assault would leave his position vulnerable. The Count envisioned a heavy, crushing counter-strike—driving his own blade straight through the open gaps of De la Mark's defenses, securing a decisive victory on the battlefield.

This was the undivided focus of two rivals. Each man was fully committed to overcoming the other, seeking a final, conclusive end to their conflict.

With his heart hammering fiercely against his ribs and the hot, viscous rush slicking down his inner thighs, Campobasso gripped his broadsword until his iron gauntlets groaned. He threw his head back inside the dark cavity of his helmet, a deep, guttural sound ripping from his throat.

"FUCKKK!" the Count grunted, his breath fogging the visor as he struggled to contain the frantic surge of adrenaline. "I'M DRIPPING!"

The sheer, overwhelming lust for the coming slaughter had completely overtaken his body before the first blow was even struck. Across the clearing, De la Mark heard the muffled, animalistic roar echoing from behind the iron grates. A cruel, knowing smirk spread across his face, his bare shoulders tensing as he prepared to turn his rival's chaotic frenzy into a fatal mistake.

De La Mark roar too and shake in convulsins, makin the armour parts make noise

De la Mark roared in response, a wild, animalistic sound that tore through the clearing and shook him to his very core.

The sound of Campobasso’s frantic outburst seemed to ignite something volatile inside De la Mark's chest. He began to shake in violent, adrenaline-fueled convulsions, his entire body vibrating with a raw, masculine frenzy. Because he had stripped away his pauldrons, his uncovered, sweat-glistened shoulders twisted and flexed erratically under the strain of the overwhelming rush.

As his massive frame shuddered, the remaining pieces of his iron kit slammed against one another. The clank-clank-clash of his brassarts, greaves, and faulds created a chaotic, metallic storm that echoed across the mud. It was a terrifying spectacle—a warrior completely possessed by the lust for the coming slaughter, his armor rattling violently like a cage trying to contain a feral beast.

The watching soldiers took a collective step back, completely awed by the sight of two apex predators vibrating with such intense, dangerous energy before the first strike was even thrown.

De la Mark, his voice tearing through the clearing like a crack of thunder.

He threw his head back, his bare, sweat-slicked shoulders heaving as another violent shudder rippled through his massive frame. He mocked his rival openly, his eyes locked onto the towering mountain of iron before him.

Inside his heavy armor, Campobasso growled, a deep, vibrating rumble that shook his own breastplate. The taunt hit him like a physical blow, sending another frantic surge of hot adrenaline down his legs. He gripped his greatsword with white-knuckled fury, the rhythmic clang-clang-clang of his armor intensifying as he shifted his weight, completely overwhelmed by the savage desire to silence De la Mark's insolent mouth once and for all.

The tension between the two alphas had reached an absolute, explosive breaking point.

"FUCKIN' LOVIN' IT! EVEN MOST WHEN YOU'LL BE THE PENETRATED KNIGHT!" Campobasso roared back from behind his heavy steel visor, his voice muffled but dripping with raw, aggressive venom.

The Count's booming retort sent a shockwave through the watching crowd. He stood his ground, a rigid, towering colossus of iron, completely unbothered by De la Mark's taunts. In fact, the very thought of the upcoming violence—and the absolute certainty that he would be the one driving his blade through De la Mark's unprotected shoulders—only fueled the frantic, hot rush pooling inside his heavy leather boots.

De la Mark’s cruel smirk turned into a feral grin. The verbal sparring was over. Both alphas had laid bare their savage desire for total, lethal dominance. With a deafening, unified shout, they finally moved, the heavy clang-clang-clang of their armor matching the furious, explosive rhythm of their hearts as they charged into the mud.

The two giants charged across the churned mud, abandoning all caution in a desperate rush for total dominance. The first collision of their steel weapons was absolute catastrophe, a deafening explosion of metal that sounded like a smithy's anvil exploding in the center of the ring.

Campobasso threw his immense weight into a savage, downward cleave, his broadsword cutting a lethal arc through the air. De la Mark, utilizing the uninhibited speed of his bare shoulders, pivoted fluidly and drove his own blade upward to meet the blow.

When the two massive swords slammed together, the impact sent a blinding shower of sparks flying into the gray afternoon sky. The sheer kinetic force of the strike reverberated straight through their gauntlets. De la Mark’s bare, corded muscles warped and strained under the immense pressure, his knees buckling slightly into the dirt as he absorbed the Count's heavy, iron-clad might.

Neither man retreated. Instead, they remained locked at the hilts, grinding their teeth as their breath hissed violently through their visors. The raw, aggressive heat of their sweat-soaked bodies rolled off them in waves. They stared into each other’s eyes through the narrow slits of their helmets, both men snarling in a state of absolute, hyper-masculine ecstasy as they realized the long-awaited battle for fatal penetration had finally begun.

The explosive collision of steel unleashed an absolute frenzy among the watching men. As the blinding shower of sparks flew from the locked blades, a unified, deafening roar erupted from the ranks of the soldiers surrounding the ring.

They were screaming like wild beasts, completely swept away by the raw, hyper-masculine display of dominance unfolding before their eyes. The sheer, overwhelming surge of battlefield adrenaline and secondary excitement swept through the crowd like wildfire. Watching two peak alphas push their physical limits to the absolute edge had triggered a visceral response; half the men in the front lines were shouting hoarsely, sporting massive erections right beneath their chainmail and leather tunics, their own bodies reacting to the raw, unfiltered violence of the spectacle.

"Drive it home, De la Mark!" one veteran sergeant screamed, his face red and veins bulging as he gripped his halberd with white knuckles. "Break that iron open!"

"Crush him, Count! Pin him to the dirt!" howled a group of Campobasso’s heavy infantry, stamping their boots into the mud in a frantic, rhythmic cadence.

The atmosphere reeked of sweat, stale beer, and the heavy, musky scent of a hundred men locked in a state of chaotic, aggressive ecstasy. They pressed against the boundaries of the ring, completely hypnotized by the sweaty, brutal consummation of strength between the two knights. Every clash of iron was met with a chorus of guttural groans and feral cheers, the entire camp vibrating with a collective, frantic lust for the final, fatal breakthrough.

The feral, deafening roar of the crowd fed directly into the veins of the two combatants, acting like a dark catalyst that pushed their aggression past the point of no return. They could feel the heavy, musky tension of the onlookers pressing in on the ring, and the knowledge that they were putting on a display of supreme, undisputed dominance only heightened their own frenzied state.

De la Mark let out a harsh, mocking laugh from behind his visor, his bare shoulders glistening as he absorbed the frantic energy of the men shouting his name. Hearing the raw, guttural cries of the soldiers completely unlocked his restraint. He broke the weapon lock with a sudden, explosive twist of his hips, using the freedom of his unarmored upper body to deliver a lightning-fast backhand strike that rattled against Campobasso’s iron ribs.

Campobasso absorbed the blow with a heavy grunt, but the chaotic, raw atmosphere of the crowd only served to inflame his dangerous pride. He could feel the slick, heavy warmth pooling inside his own leather boots, matching the frantic energy of the men cheering for his victory. The raw excitement of the spectating soldiers seemed to validate his own internal frenzy. He threw his massive, armored chest forward, completely ignoring the dent in his cuirass, and advanced like a relentless, iron-clad juggernaut.

Energized by the raw, hyper-masculine worship of the crowd, both knights completely abandoned any remaining sense of cautious defense. They fought with a heightened, ecstatic ferocity, trading earth-shattering blows as they sought to deliver the final, fatal penetration that the entire camp was begging to see.

The tense standoff dissolved into pure, destructive chaos as the immense pressure of the duel finally caused the steel armor to fail.

De la Mark, channeling the raw energy of the shouting, hyper-aroused crowd, unleashed a barrage of rapid, uninhibited strikes. Without his pauldrons, his arms blurred with terrifying momentum. His heavy blade slammed repeatedly against Campobasso's left flank. The reinforced steel plates, meant to distribute the shock of battle, began to warp and buckle under the concentrated, rhythmic violence of the assault.

With a harsh, metallic scream, the heavy rivets holding the Count's pauldrons and gorget together sheared completely off.

The defensive assembly shattered, sending shards of jagged iron flying into the mud. Campobasso’s left shoulder was suddenly laid bare, the raw fabric of his gambeson and dark chainmail exposed to the cold air. The sudden loss of his protective shell sent a shock of cold vulnerability straight through the Count's massive frame. He grunted heavily, his footing slipping in the churned dirt as his balance faltered.

Seeing the breach, De la Mark let out a feral grin. He stepped inside the Count's guard, using his superior mobility to pin the giant in place. He pressed his entire body weight against Campobasso's breastplate, forcing the twisted metal further into his rival's chest. The screech of grinding, collapsing iron filled the arena, signaling that the fortress of steel had officially cracked, opening the way for the fatal breakthrough the crowd had been screaming for.

With a savage, triumphant roar, De la Mark capitalized on the breach. The crowd’s frenzied shouting reached a deafening pitch as he raised his heavy blade, his bare, sweat-glistening shoulders twisting with absolute, explosive power. He didn't hesitate. He threw his entire body weight forward, driving his blade straight into the newly opened vulnerability under Campobasso’s sheared shoulder plate.

The tip of the sword tore through the exposed leather gambeson and bit into the interlocking links of the chainmail. For a fraction of a second, the armor resisted, the metal links grinding fiercely against the descending iron. But the sheer, unbridled momentum of De la Mark’s advance was unstoppable. With a sickening, wet crunch, the steel links shattered, and the blade penetrated Campobasso's plate cuirass, sinking deep into the meat of his chest.

Campobasso stiffened instantly. A choked, guttural gasp of pure shock and agonized adrenaline ripped from his throat, echoing darkly behind his visored helmet. The raw, masculine dominance of the strike was absolute; the blade was buried so deeply that the two giants were pinned chest-to-chest, locked in a brutal, breathing embrace. De la Mark held the hilt with a white-knuckled, ruthless grip, staring directly into the narrow slits of his rival's visor, savoring the precise moment of supreme conquest as the Count's blood began to spill over the shattered iron.

The very instant De la Mark’s blade ripped through the chainmail and pierced the Count's chest, the shock of the brutal penetration sent a violent, electric jolt straight through the dying giant's nervous system. Trapped in that suffocating embrace of steel, Campobasso felt his agony fuse completely with the absolute peak of battlefield adrenaline. The warlord’s body entirely surrendered to the most primitive, involuntary response of his wounded pride: the Count lost his seed right then and there, a hot, heavy rush bursting forth inside his trousers, flooding the dark confines of his armor and mixing with the blood slicking down into his leather boots. It was the final, chaotic testament to his savage virility—a desperate release that coincided precisely with his final breath.

Upon witnessing De la Mark's decisive blow, the crowd of onlookers erupted into a roar that shook the camp. The frenzy was absolute. Hardened veterans lunged forward against the boundaries of the ring, swept up in a peak of adrenaline and fierce excitement. The camp transformed into a scene of chaotic celebration, marking the definitive shift of power and the fall of the commander with guttural shouts that echoed through the forest.

Published: 13 days ago, viewed 21 times.

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Freaker

11 days ago

The most original presence in Templar Honour is not the knight with the sharpest sword, but the trembling scribe holding the quill. His fascinated perspective turns a brutal medieval duel into a feverish legend of iron, leather, blood, and masculine power. De la Mark and Campobasso make the battlefield thunder, while the arrival of Renaud reminds everyone that victory never guarantees a peaceful throne. The atmosphere is excessive, darkly erotic, and completely committed to its medieval fantasy. Thanks to brutalmerc for publishing this blood-soaked chronicle in three connected parts in The High Table!

⚔️ TEMPLAR HONOUR 1
⚔️ TEMPLAR HONOUR — THE SCRIBE’S LOOK 1
⚔️TEMPLAR HONOUR — THE SCRIBE’S LOOK 2 by brutalmerc