There his maiden was
Trapped a top of the tower with
That horrid spawn of Satan
Keeping her captive
The young wizard hurried up the stairs
He can feel his maiden heart pulse along with his
He finally reached his beloved
His poor maiden was cornered by the beast
He scurried like a mouse into the shadows
Very slow he crept in the shadows
Not wanting the beast to discover him
He withdrew his wand carefully
But a drop of cold sweat dropped from his face and on to the floor
The demon heard him and lunged toward him
Whipping his tail across the maidens pale, fear stricken face
Down she fell as she fainted from Satan's fowl grip
the young wizard unleashed a blinding white light that could have cast away the devil himself
The demonic creature screeched and fled out the window
Before pursuing the wretched monster the young wizard attended to his maiden
He laid her on the towers bed and gave her a kiss that would probably be their last
Down the stairs he raced in search for the beast
He climbed the tallest mountain with determination
The creature appears from a tree and snaps at the wizard
Rain starts to pour
Thunder roars
And lightning clashes
With his enchanted sword he lacerates the demon here and there
With a simple whip of the tail the sword plunges down the cliff
the wizard inhales the power of mother nature as he meets his match
The wizard makes his last attempt
He summons the power of mother nature and Zeus and the almighty titans to grant him their power
Like the rhythm of the blood pumping through his veins he controls the lightning
He soon redirects it towards the beast and targets its black heart
The lightning surges through
Shocking every nerve of the dark creature
The wizard lets out a battle cry as the lightning surges forth stronger and deadly than before
The evil mass of the creature disintegrates before the naked eye in its dying breath
The rain stops
The earth grew quiet
The weary wizard stands soaked
Unknowing if it was the rain or his sweat
He falls on his knees
Fatigued from his battle
He looked out in the horizon and watched the sun rise
Behind the tower
Where his maiden was asleep
Safe at last