User:MartintheWarrior
My name may be Martin the Warrior, but I am a different Martin who roams around Mossflower(I am known to take names). I was born far north of Mossflower, way farther than Noonvale. I am a squirrel who is very deadly when attacking vermin. I walk with two daggers hidden under my cloak, but I have a scimitar from my worst enemy whoes name I can't pronounce. I wandered here after a blizzard set me off course. On my travels here I met with a young ottermaid named Selidene. Her family was murdered by sea rats and had no home. She carries with her a bow and arrows. But she is very handy with a sword. I don't think I have ever met a more intellegent beast like her. She knows alot about everything. But the only thing I know more than her is herbs and healing. Thanks to this knowledge she is with me today. If I never found her she would have died of her injuries.
We have been friends for many seasons and unseperable. Now I came half way through Abbess Mhera's term. What a sweet otter. Selidene made quick friends with her. I made good friends with Denya and Broggle. When we arrived they were having there summer feast. I ate so much I was getting sick over the wall for what seemed like forever. We love Redwall so much, but I knew I had to save others from evil. I left Selidene at the Abbey and headed on my quest to save others. Our paths may cross time and time again.
Redwall Books I've Read
[edit]- Lord Brocktree
- Martin the Warrior
- Mossflower
- Legend of Luke
- Outcast of Redwall
- Mariel of Redwall
- The Bellmaker
- Salamandstron
- Redwall
- Mattimeo
- Pearls of Lutra
- The Long Patrol
- Taggerung
- Triss
- Loamhedge
- Rakkety Tam
- High Rhulain
- Eulalia!
- Doomwyte
Redwall Collection
[edit]Here is the Redwall items I own:
Mossflower
Outcast of Redwall
Mariel of Redwall
Redwall
Triss
Doomyte
Grumm, Laterose and Bungo figurines
20 years of Redwall songs... very good
Redwall hat and scarf set
4 pins and 2 book marks
Work in Progress
[edit]I am doing the NaNoWriMo this year after hearing it here.
I finally have an account on fanfiction.net and will post my stories.
Working stories:
The Fall of Redwall Abbey
Noonvale: A Warrior's Return
Songs
[edit]Song from the Books
[edit]'Round the Riverbend
[edit]"Old places I traveled long seasons ago,
Kind faces of friends I have seen,
What's 'round the riverbend, dear I don't know,
'Tis a land where my hearts never been.
Will I sit in the shade of tall willows above,
If I gaze in the stream may I see,
There standing beisde, the one that I love,
Or all sad and alone I must be?
The tears I have shed are mingled and gone,
Through waters which flow without end,
And I must drift, ever seeking the one,
Waiting there 'round some far riverbend."
-Sung by Tingle the Hedgehog in Taggerung
Noonvale Song
[edit]You will find me at Noonvale on the side of a hill,
When the summer is peaceful and high,
Where streamlets meander the valley is still,
'Neath the blue of a calm cloudless sky.
Look for me at dawn, when the earth is asleep,
'Till each dew drop is kissed by the day.
'Neath the rowan and Alder, a vigil I'll keep,
Every moment that you are away.
The earth gently turns as the seasons change slowly,
All the flowers and leaves born to wane.
Here my song over the lea, like the wind soft and lowly,
And come back to Noonvale again.
-Sung by Laterose in Martin the Warrior
Poems
[edit]I enjoy making poems about Redwall. Here are a few of my great works.
New Chapter
[edit]I walk the path,
on my own.
What lies ahead?
I should have known,
Was the great Abbey of Redwall!
I stare up as it touches the sky
My eyes so much beauty,
That it made me cry.
How could creatures build this of such glory?
Now, this is where a new chapter begins,
In my story.
-Created November 10,2008
Poems from the Books
[edit]
Front Poem in The Legend of Luke
[edit]The young must grow old,
Whilst old ones grow older,
And the cowards will shrink
As the bold grow bolder.
Courgae blossom in quiet hearts,
For who can tell where bravery starts?
Truth is a song, oft lying unsung,
Some mother bird, protecting her young,
Those who lay down their life for friends,
The echo rolls onward, it seldom ends.
Who never turned but stayed?
Is a warrior born not made!
Living in peace aye may a season,
Calm in life and sound in reason
'Til evil arrives a wicked horde,
Driving a warrior to pick up his sword,
The challenger rings then, straight and fair,
Justice is with us, beware. Beware!
-From The Legend of Luke
Favorite Quotes/Excerts from the Books
[edit]Excert from p. 410 in Loamhedge
[edit]Bragoon and Saro lay there, staring down into the void, their paws clasped. The aging squirrel closed her eyes. "Nice'n' peaceful here now, mate, ain't it?"
The otter gave her paw a faint squeeze. "Aye, restful ye might say. Summer's a good time to lay down an'rest." No longer able to keep them open, Bragoon slowly closed his eyes." Sarp, ye recall wot it said on that gravestone at Loamhedge? Young Fenna read ot out loud to us. I said I liked the sound of it."
Saro nodded weakly. "I remember, mate. it said 'Gone to the sunny slopes an' quiet streams,' I liked it, too."
The otter's voice grew fainter as he repeated the phrase. "The sunny slopes an' quiet streams... I'll wait for ye there, Sarobando... wouldn't go anyplace without ye," His paw went limp in the squirrel's failing grasp.
She smiled. "Wair for me, Brag ole mate, I'll be there."
Two old warriors, who left Redwall Abbey when they were Dibbuns, paw in paw, lay on the rockledge together. They never saw the sunrise that dawn, but they went onto the land of sunny slopes and quiet streams- still holding paws.
Great Seasons rest on their memory!