Excerpt from Legend of the Mystic KnightsThe knight stopped, and as he gazed hard into the dark swamp, standing there was a woman, a beautiful, naked woman against a tree. She had long blond hair, which hung down in front of her; some of the hair was partially covering her breasts. Although some of the hair draped over them, the knight could see her round soft breasts and her nipples, which seemed to be erect in the night air. The knight now was convinced that he had suffered some ailment caused by the heat for he could not believe what his eyes were showing him.
Her face was perfect, and it was a perfection that is reserved for the paintings of goddesses and angels. She had a small nose and plump lips with large deep blue eyes. Her face had a soft feminine appearance, and this appearance somehow made the knight feel comfortable and relaxed. “Good Sir Knight,” the voice from the woman was calm and soft, “I have been robbed and need help.” “How did you get here?” said Sir Michael, who felt relaxed by the appearance of the damsel but was still seeking legitimacy to her story. “They tore my clothes off me, and I got free and I ran away, and found myself here.” The beauty’s hands caressed the curves of her naked body as she spoke. “I will go get the others with me and we can help you.” The knight almost turned around to leave and retrieve the others. “NO, PLEASE, don’t go,” the woman begged in a high pitched, soft voice, “I am so afraid, and so vulnerable being here alone. My flesh is cold, I need a man’s warmth to comfort me, so I do not freeze.” The woman’s voice now had a seductive tone. Sir Michael was indeed seduced by her words, as he had not reasoned how she could end up in the same area of swamp where men like him had trouble traveling. There was no more reasoning in the knight’s mind anymore, for his mind had been mesmerized by the beautiful woman. “Come to me., come to me,” The woman’s words seemed to flow around the knight’s head like a bridle on a horse, for it soon closed around him and pulled the knight toward the woman. Sir Michael, almost in a daze, walked towards the naked woman. Her stunning blue eyes did not blink as they stared deeply into his, and it was no longer her words but her eyes that now seemed to draw the knight closer and closer to her. The knight’s feet now seemed to act on their own, stepping by their own command and moving closer to the beautiful unclothed woman. With every step Sir Michael took, the woman’s face seemed to change. Every step nearer, her face seemed to show more and more excitement and happiness. She seemed to want the knight to come to her faster, as if his arrival would not be quick enough. In his delusion, the knight did not see the vines slithering across the ground heading toward him, nor did he see the branches from above which were descending toward him. The knight was oblivious to the snare of wood and vine which was now closing in around him, for he was blinded by the woman’s beauty and the seduction of her naked body. |
About W.A. Rusho
Many people have a day when they come into their own. Sometimes it was when they first played a sport, others when they found a calling. For W.A. Rusho, it was when he was in the military, where he discovered the dedication and commitment that he lacked earlier in life. Through dedication he found confidence. This sense of commitment and confidence he applied to everything.
Following his military career, he pursued degrees in Criminal Justice and Communication Arts, and became a private investigator. As an investigator he learned the skill of paying attention to details as he observed people in his job. This attention to detail is reflected in his writings. W.A. Rusho is an amateur historian and this is reflected in his writings. He believes in applying real life knowledge and experience to writing, and that it is important to be true to reality as much as possible, even when writing fiction. |
W. A. Rusho is a professional wrestler known as WAR. Although he now spends the majority of his time writing, you can still catch him at wrestling events in the northeast.
ReviewReview of Legend of the Mystic Knights (stormthecastle.com) when it was an ebook
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AwardsAs a child he was fascinated with Bruce Lee and also the television show Kung Fu. He wanted to study the martial arts, but being in a rural area, he had no dojo or gym to attend. He gathered all the books he could about the martial arts and learned as much as he could. Later he was able to study Judo and became a 3-time inductee into the United States Martial Arts Association Hall of Fame.
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