Covington Cross1992

Armus Grey:
During the crusades, I didn't fight - I was a cook. I trained so hard for the right to do battle for my king - to take my rightful place as father's son. I looked forward to the day I would lift a sword in combat. When that day came... I didn't see him at first. A knight to my rear warned me. I swung 'round, my broadsword wielded. The blade thrust into his belly... the life drained so quickly from his face. He was a boy like me. He watched me watching him die. It was as though it was happening to someone else.

Eleanor Grey:
You killed in self-defense.

Armus Grey:
The kill came so easily. I'll never forget the feeling of power it gave me - a feeling I had no wish to acquire a taste for.