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The Auburn Knight

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 The Auburn Knight (Рыжий рыцарь, Ryzhiy rytsar') is a humorous Russian fantasy novel by Andrei Belyanin. Typical of the author, it's a Fish out of Temporal Water scenario full of adventure, Anachronism Stew, and magic.A twelfth century Crusader named Sir Ned Hamilton, AKA the Auburn Knight (even though his hair is more dark blond than auburn), rides out into the Arabian Desert at the end of the Crusades in order to fulfill a promise made to Lady Roxolana, Baroness Sheffield, and bring her the head of a dragon. Then a Negative Space Wedgie transports him and his black stallion Delirium to a modern Russian city, where he meets the beautiful Lady Ilona.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Ilona Shcherbatova is a college student and an aspiring model. One day, on a way home from a photo shoot that never happened, she is accosted by a bunch of drunk fellas only to be rescued by a man dressed as a Medieval knight on a big black horse. At first, she thinks he's a member of some historical club who takes his role a little too seriously. Then strange things start happening, and monsters begin appearing and attacking them. Together, along with Valery Lyustritsky, Ilona's neighbor and Gay Best Friend, the trio (and Delirium) embark on an adventure across time and space, fighting evil men and monsters, unknowingly being pieces in a deadly game played by an evil Queen and her ambitious son Knave, the rulers of the dark kingdom of Maldoror.
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 Camp Gay: Valery Lyustritsky is a typical example. Throughout the book, he keeps insisting that Ned and he share a mutual attraction. Ned, for his part, assumes that "Sir Lyustritsky" is mentally ill.
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 Alternate Universe: The heroes end up visiting an After the End one, where Ilona and Valery's hometown is run by an oppressive Hindu-like cult after a nuclear war and dinosaurs roam the streets to be, occasionally, used as mounts.
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 Alternate Self: When the heroes find themselves in an Alternate Universe, they encounter a female rebel fighter named Rada. After getting back to our world, they meet a girl named Dasha, who looks exactly like Rada, except more bookish. It's not clear if the two girls are actually duplicates, but they do look nearly identical.
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