KNIGHTHOOD SWAG

He was a knight of the north described across multiple military accounts from medieval ages. His presence was marked by restraint and precision: armour of pale white and muted blue steel, fitted so seamlessly it appeared not forged but grown, shaped by principle rather than by hand. The metal bore engraved lines of clarity, repeating digital forms of heavenly architecture.

He carried no banner. Neither a device adorned his shield. Only the image of a swan was rendered, reduced to perfect arcs, its body formed from a single, continuous curve along the backplate.

Across his breastplate, finely etched into the steel, was the figure of Christ. The engraving was narrow, spare, almost luminous in its restraint, an image that seemed to glow when struck by morning light, as though the steel held its own bleak memory

There was beauty in his violence obeyed by passion. Those who watched him wrote not of fury or cruelty, but of form: arcs of life, swords passing clean in stillness. His body was never found. But in certain records, copied and recopied by hand, there remain notes in the margins: a machine of white, bearing Christ in steel, and the swan of silence on his back sitting evermore still.

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4 August, 2025

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