The English are not my favorite nation, but I like to play with them, just because the music. There is something "magical" in hearing this beautiful piece of music, alongside the villagers saying "workende".
In every media portrayal of the english there is this one instrument that sounds like bagpipe or a flute, I don't know what it is, it is also played during the english longbowmen valley on the final battle of the 2010 robinhood, it sounds really cool, it is very iconic to the point that when I hear it I can always imagine english longbowmen preparing to launch a volley of arrows.
The English are not my favorite nation, but I like to play with them, just because the music.
There is something "magical" in hearing this beautiful piece of music, alongside the villagers saying "workende".
In every media portrayal of the english there is this one instrument that sounds like bagpipe or a flute, I don't know what it is, it is also played during the english longbowmen valley on the final battle of the 2010 robinhood, it sounds really cool, it is very iconic to the point that when I hear it I can always imagine english longbowmen preparing to launch a volley of arrows.
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Huscarla
That was the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages is England, and England is the Middle Ages.
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