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At
left, Sir Galen of Bristol faces Duke Jean Richard in the cool ran. At right,
"Whose children are these?" The poor dears.
At
left, the young heir to the throne (along with Their Majesties, Jason and
Saereid) eagerly watch to see whom the older brother might be. At right, Sir
Duncan and Sir Romanius square off in the semi-final round.
At left, His Majesty Jason eagerly awaits who will emerge in the final round.
At right, Earl Daffydd and Jarl Timotheous face off in the final round-robin.
At
left, Duchess Larissa and her Ladies-in-waiting watch her lord, Sir Duncan
battling in the final round robin. At right, Countess Allyson and her entourage
watch Jarl Timotheous' battles with equal interest.
times since 04/10/2001