What is "chargers"

Usage examples of "chargers".

Lukien hurried alongside his king, followed directly by Trager, Breck, the wagonload of gifts, and the forty Royal Chargers accompanying them.

But the chargers were trained fighters, rearing and trampling with deadly forefeet.

And it was why men like Lukien and the other Royal Chargers followed him, even into the heart of Reec.

Of all the Chargers, only he himself craved war, because it defined him and because he knew nothing else.

It had been an uneventful journey for the young king and his party of Chargers, except for a minor detour forced by the swelling river Kryss.

With only Trager and a handful of Chargers for company, Lukien had been forced to bear the stares of Reecian soldiers and stableboys and the whispers of the castle I appearing.

With her went Lukien and a host of Royal Chargers, as well as the ever-present Jancis.

Near the center of the city he met up with two more of his Royal Chargers, Jiri and Neel.

It had fallen to Tark to lead the Royal Chargers and, therefore, the Jadori mission.

Royal Chargers, were drilling and making ready for the long trek to Jador.

Looking into the city he saw small groups of Royal Chargers on patrol.

Colonel Tark were loyal but squeamish sometimes, and torture had never really been part of the Royal Chargers, a unit founded on more lofty stuff.

Their war chargers were shod with iron, and sparks flew off the paving stones of the road as they came.

They were chargers, long put out to pasture, their muzzles grayed, these old warhorses still knew their training.

Squires and servants milled around, coping with war chargers alarmed by the storm.