This is a re-written story of Beowulf from Wiglafs point of view.

This is a re-composed story of Beowulf from Wiglafs perspective. Beowulf's test would at last come, and would before long discover that courage has a cost. Beowulf had quite recently become lord. The times of Geatland had been smooth throughout the previous fifty years, yet one day things changed. A mythical serpent had started to risk the security of the realm. Our excessively prideful and pretentious lord considered the dangers of the winged serpent to some degree an individual test, as he had highly esteemed keeping up the impressive solace in the realm for the last 50 years. So it appears that Beowulf chose to endeavor to kill the winged serpent. I was horrified at this choice, thinking about his age. Beowulf expressed I am old, presently, yet I will battle once more, look for acclaim still. On the off chance that the mythical serpent covering up in his pinnacle sets out to confront me. I'd utilize no blade, no weapon, if this brute could be murdered without it, squashed to death like Grendel, grasped in my grasp and torn appendage from limb.E nglish: A representation of Beowulf battling the d...But this breath will be consuming hot; toxin will pour from his tongue. I feel no disgrace, with shield and blade and reinforcement, against this beast: when he comes to me I intend to stand, not run from his shooting blazes, remain till destiny chose which of us wins. My heart is firm, my hands quiet: I need no hot words. Hang tight for me near to, my companions. We will see, soon, who will endure this ridiculous fight, stand when the battling is finished. Nobody else could do what I intend to, here, no man however me could would like to crush this beast. Nobody could attempt. What's more, this present mythical serpent's fortune, his gold and everything covered up in that tower, will be mine or war will clear me to a severe passing! What a blockhead he was! This cleaned up, has been, proud...