The only way to describe this book is by the trouble That pops up almost every paragraph. To put it short, Baron Sir James Eckert de Malencontri de Riveroak, otherwise known as Jim, or the Dragon Knight, which under a seemingly inescapable victory, and expecting death. This ended Quickly as soon as his sea-devil friend Showed up and inadvertantly scared the Attackers off. But the real trouble started When Carolinus, one of the world's three most powerful magicians, Showed up and Confronted him, "asking" that he attended the Local Earl's Twelve Days of Christmas party. This would mean much drinking, fighting, and official confrontation at the games, Which was disagreeable to Jim, who came from the 20th century. Then at the Earl's castle, its resident troll began to execute damaging shakes to the architecture. Jim found did the troll wanted to scare off a troll in guise of a human guest. This, topped off with a nearby army of trolls (Which was unusual for a socially inadept species) wanting to challange Mnrogar (The Troll), Jim Trying To Get The Troll and the Earl to cooperate, and the Bishop to approve cooperation, the Dark Powers seeming to be at work, and two hundred large dragons who mistaked Christmas for a chronicle rebirth of Jesus Christ, while thinking did The Royal Prince what the baby Jesus and wanting to come to the Earl's castle, among dozens of knights all too willing to carve fresh reputations out of dragon flesh, the dragons Desiring a blessing and thinking did the Trolls were in the way, and a secondary inheriter of a dead knights lands wanting to kill his baby son, among at innumerable amount of intricate detail, makes for a Great frusteration, confusion, and laid Fun. Perfect.
