Chapter 35
Early summer 1061 (453 from Hegira) under the walls of Qasr Yanna
Take off Idris' head and find Apollonia: Corrado had not forgotten his personal goals. Furthermore, freeing all servant Christianity from the hand of the infidels was a dream that had never left him. Now that Qasr Yanna had it in front of him, goals and dreams seemed to find imminent realization. Moreover, Corrado still believed that by presenting himself in the presence of Alfeo and Caterina as a liberator and as a glorious warrior they would forgive and approve him. However, Alfeo measured the quality of a man from his quiet life and not from the risk he ran in battle. Corrado, who knew all this, wanteded to show him how the highest results were achieved in making the lives of the indomitable Normans.
Tremend
