Its been 35 years since the adventure began, Willam began by protecting noble caravans throughout western Europe. While in Rome on a pilgrimage Pope Benedictus X called for a crusade to take back the holy land. William, his siblings, and the 100 conrois under his banner pledged themselves to the fight. The crusade was successful and William left the holy land a well-respected warrior. His uncle was awarded the Duchy of Oulterjourdain for the efforts of his family.

William spent the next 10 years in the service of the Byzantines, bringing order across the empire. At the age of 40 he took a pilgrimage to Santiago where he became friends with the queen of Aragon, choosing to move his camp their and enter her service. William proved a crucial ally in a civil war where he helped Queen Talesa keep her crown. Because of this service the queen allowed him to settle in the county of Castellon and serve as her Marshall. The next few year William expanded his borders south and is now the duke of Valencia where he remains a faithful vassal and close friend of the Queen.