Shadow of swords

Is it hard to believe in the obvious? It is difficult if it is incredible. Is it possible to take the city, if no one goes on an attack, the fingers can be heard, the bullets are whistling, the attacking, the wounded dying do not yell, the elves and people do not rush in panic, do not shout from the fear of women, children and horses? Can a sergeant command the king? Can a blacksmith"s son have a sword at a commercial at a commodity? Is it possible to stop the war by just playing checkers? You can, although it is almost impossible to believe in this. After all, so far this story has not yet become obvious. While Karven, the seventh son of a blacksmith, has just left his home with one hammer in a knapsack. And the respected vergen, the old warrior, who was once called completely different, does not even think to go to the small town of Frinil. Until they met yet