Chapter 633 Wedding

Allen quietly calculated the date secretly, and he realized that he had missed the first invasion of the British Isles in 1066.

A few months ago, the former Earl of Northumbria and the younger brother of Harold, the current King of England, Tosty Gwenson, although he had successively reached agreements with the Normans and the Vikings, even after knowing the illegitimate son of the Duke and the Under the premise of the general dispatch time of the Norwegian king, he couldn't bear the anger of revenge in his heart and lost his mind. He first formed a force of about 60 ships and returned to Britain to attack Harold's territory.

This was also a direct violation of his brother Harold's regime. Two days later, the news reached the ears of the King of England in London. Harold, who was furious, used his status as King of England to gather the largest mass in Anglo-Saxon history. His navy and army—and this Tosty Gwenson, after hearing that his brother had assembled such an unstoppable army to attack him, fled directly, and was finally routed in the east of England. Tosty led The only twelve warships fled to a northern stronghold in the relative safety of Scotland, where they could keep in touch with Harald Hardrada the Relentless.

But Allen knew that he didn't miss any of the three battles in Ravenclaw's prophecy-because the number of people led by Tosti was really a bit of a joke.

"Don't be afraid, you are lucky. When you catch up, His Majesty Harold has more important things to do, but he has no time to burn you to death!" Seeing Alan's silence, Asselwolf thought he had scared him Stopped, he couldn't help laughing and comforted Allen a few words, then greeted everyone to continue the wedding, and the eyes of the people in this cabin turned to the couple surrounded in the middle.

Although usually a slovenly little village girl, now as a bride, Judith with a shy smile is full of energy. She and the beaming groom Tofei, who is also a little shy because of being surrounded by spectators, look at each other, and then go together Look at everyone around you.

The people around uttered the same rhythm but uneven shouts of "Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo" .

The groom and the bride face each other arm in arm, smiling silly goofy smiles at each other - making it look as if the two teenagers are playing house.

The father of the bride coughed lightly, then gestured to his daughter for the basket beside her.

Only then did the little girl suddenly realize that she let go of the boy, raised her arms lightly, and wrapped a wreath of wild flowers around the groom's neck from the basket next to him. "I will bring you a garland to show that your day of guarding my body has come to a successful conclusion."

It seems that it is very interesting to recite and read such sentences. The bride burst out laughing, and the groom could not help but smile.

Ethelwolf, who was presiding over the wedding beside him, warned his daughter directly this time: "Child!"

The newlyweds glanced at the elders beside them at the same time, immediately suppressed their smiles, and became serious.

"Give me the shoes." Ethelwolf said to his daughter, and the bride bent down, took off a brown bottomless leather boot and handed it to her father.

Ethelwolf handed the shoes to his son-in-law, and also read out the verse as a wedding ceremony: "I give you my daughter's shoes, and entrust her to you for life."

"Take my hand," the bride stretched out her hand according to the last ceremony, and held hands with the boy. The little girl's voice was full of happiness this time, "We are married and will never change forever."

With gratified smiles, the villagers present witnessed this solemn and sacred moment, witnessing the birth of a new family in their small village with only 22 plows.

Allen felt a little annoyed. The wedding of young men and women who were younger than him made him suddenly realize that in the Middle Ages, people got married very early.

When getting along with Rowena back then, Alan was influenced by the customs of his own time, and he completely ignored this point in his subconscious.

And Rowena never mentioned it—but fortunately, the characters and relationship between the two at this time obviously didn't need to be too urgent.

Suddenly, Alan interrupted his thoughts, looked up and looked behind Ethelwolf, a little boy of about eight or nine years old with curly short hair and white linen clothes was standing on a bench of a house pillar, secretly Looking at himself with fear, his skin is obviously paler than others, but his hair color is still normal, which should be because he rarely basks in the sun.

Alan recalled a moment, remembering that the other party was one of those flower-spreading children when he first entered the room, but now he was obviously trying to avoid his gaze-when Alan's sight collided with him, the other party was frightened I shivered and shrank back.

Apparently, the guy who got rid of Alan's confusion spell was the frightened little boy in front of him, and Alan squinted his eyes and stared at him from a distance for a while, and found that the other person was obviously not a pure-bred human being, and there should be a part of him in his body. The lineage of outsiders—and the innate, Occlumency-like spell-like abilities that apparently brought him defenses against the Legilimency used by Allen, who hadn't yet studied the Tentacle of Mind in the Brain Hall.

"Kiss her!" The groom's buddy, Leofric, was already standing at the entrance and shouted frivolously, and the others followed suit and urged, "Kiss her, kiss her, kiss her ..."

Allen, whose thoughts and inquiries were interrupted, looked over the door, and he sensed someone approaching. Soon, a burly man in full armor walked in at the door, holding a hound in his hand. The moment he entered the door, Allen quietly cast a confusion spell on him.

His intrusion made the atmosphere in the room stagnant. The bride and groom embracing sweetly, and all the guests in the room looked at this unexpected guest in leather armor and armor with some horror.

"Odegar, is that you?" Leofric looked disappointedly at the intruder whose face was covered by a metal helmet, and even the bridge of the nose was covered.

"Yes, Leofric," said the visitor in a tone of icy calm.

"Welcome home." Leofric said far-fetchedly, then lowered his head and frowned, and got out of the way.

"You know me," Odegar walked in, "you should know what I'm here for."

The bride's immature face was full of disbelief, she stepped forward and begged: "Master..."

Odegar interrupted her impatiently: "It's today."

The groom grabbed the angry bride, and Odegar approached them step by step, "I don't care what you are doing." He turned and walked towards the other guests present, and stretched out his hand to the left and ordered, "There are weapons!" The men stand in a line and the women sit down."