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'''Henri of Bosarno''' was [[Hugo Gamaliel]]'s right hand man. Following the [[Battle of Bocaro]], he headed back to Gamaliel and killed the [[Dragon Knight]]s of the [[Knights of Jeneve]], taking the [[Dragon of Jeneve]] from them as a [[trophy]]. Henri died of his wounds and was entombed with the Dragon, the significance of which was not recognised. He was buried with full honours and given his popular epithet as a reference to the [[battle]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Dragons' Wrath (novel)}}) | '''Henri of Bosarno''' was [[Hugo Gamaliel]]'s right hand man. Following the [[Battle of Bocaro]], he headed back to Gamaliel and killed the [[Dragon Knight]]s of the [[Knights of Jeneve]], taking the [[Dragon of Jeneve]] from them as a [[trophy]]. Henri died of his wounds shortly after and was entombed with the Dragon, the significance of which was not recognised, beneath the [[Castle of Ice and Fire]] on [[Tharn]]. He was buried with full honours and given his popular epithet as a reference to the [[battle]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Dragons' Wrath (novel)}}) | ||
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Henri of Bosarno was Hugo Gamaliel's right hand man. Following the Battle of Bocaro, he headed back to Gamaliel and killed the Dragon Knights of the Knights of Jeneve, taking the Dragon of Jeneve from them as a trophy. Henri died of his wounds shortly after and was entombed with the Dragon, the significance of which was not recognised, beneath the Castle of Ice and Fire on Tharn. He was buried with full honours and given his popular epithet as a reference to the battle. (PROSE: Dragons' Wrath [+]Loading...["Dragons' Wrath (novel)"])
