The Adventures of Sir Fredrick

[Lord Daskar]

Unfortunately for Fredrick, the blacksmith did not consider giving him a bad suit of armor an evil deed.

[James Gryphon]

In fact, what he had repented of was giving Fredrick the suit of armor at all; he had promised its previous owner that it would go to the scrap heap.

[Lord Daskar]

So, not bothering to take it off of Fredrick, he took the armor and buried it in the scrap pile.

[James Gryphon]

Fredrick said, "Why have you betrayed me, father?"

[Lord Daskar]

His father, named George the Skared, assumed Fredrick was just quoting something and ignored him. Next he began heating up the scrap pile, he was going to make new siding for his shop with it.

[James Gryphon]

Fredrick fought to climb his way out of the warming scrap heap, and was nearly about to succeed, when all of the sudden...

[Lord Daskar]

...his breastplate was heated up so much that it got stuck to the rest of the scrap pile, soon the rest followed. Fredrick was denied a quick death, since his armor was magic, only the outside would melt. He would be trapped inside forever!

[James Gryphon]

Fredrick, severely burned, changed his name to "Sir Fredrick Immolatus" and vowed to get revenge against his blacksmith father one day.

[Lord Daskar]

Days had passed. Fredrick was still part of the siding. He was very upset. His eyes grew large and were hurt by the light. His skin was very pale from lack of sunlight. He grew thin and sickly. He began to despair. "Will I ever avenge myself?" filled his mind. He knew the answer was most likely, no. Slowly he was losing his mind, probably from lack of water.

[James Gryphon]

The Black Knight came along, and offered to help Fredrick Immolatus become mobile and capable of surviving inside his permanent suit of armor, but only if he would pledge his servitude as a servant and assist in villainous deeds.

[Lord Daskar]

Fredrick accepted. The Black Knight freed him and then laughed evilly. His soldiers surrounded Fredrick, picked him up, and carried him to the Black Knight's dungeons. The Black Knight was known to imprisoned all true knights, such as Fredrick, and force them to fight each other. Fredrick had forgotten this.

[James Gryphon]

Fredrick attempted to escape from the Black Knight's dungeon, but this was very difficult, seeing as his entire armored form, from helm to boots, was tied up and connected to the wall with chains.

[Delthion]

Thankfully, the chains snapped and he escaped easily.

[James Gryphon]

But he only escaped into another room of the dungeon; the Black Knight's soldiers were there, beat him up with clubs and axes, and tied him back up to the wall, with unbreakable chains, ropes, shoelaces, and string.

[Delthion]

But this was only a Sir Fredrick imposter, the real one was walking along a peaceful hill.