Chantler Scott - Squire & Knight - Hardcover Legislation This volume brings together leading

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Chantler Scott - Squire & Knight - Hardcover Legislation This volume brings together leadingBinding: Hardcover Description: A young squire tackles mysteries monsters and magic but the inept knight he serves takes the credit. Every time. Squire is brainy bookish and terribly under appreciated by the brawny inept knight Sir Kelton who somehow always gets all the glory. So when the two mismatched heroes find themselves in a cursed village plagued by a demonic dragon Kelton rides off to slay it and Squire stays behind to catch up on some