one love gone, and has nowhere to go. He declines going back to Noonvale with the rest, the memory of Laterose lingering too strong, not to mention he'll have to tell Urran Voh what had happened to his daughter. He makes a vow not to tell anyone about his friends or Noonvale, to protect them from enemies. He decides simply to relate a tale of living by the sword in the caves until the time came to move on southward. The story of Martin and Rose is later brought to Redwall during the time of Abbot Saxtus by Aubretia, a descendant of Brome, and Bultip, a descendant of Pallum, who brought a sprig of climbing-rose culled from that which grew on Rose of Noonvale's grave. This becomes the Laterose of Redwall. In the passing of Spring to Summer, it blooms year round a bit later than the rest, and that is why it is called the Laterose. Characters Martin the Warrior Badrang the Tyrant Tramun Clogg Felldoh Laterose of Noonvale (Rose) Grumm Trencher Brome The Rambling Rosehip Players Ballaw Celandine Buckler Kastern Rowanoak Trefoil Pallum Barkjon Keyla Fuffle Hillgorse Druwp Urran Voh (Rose's father) Aryah (Rose's mother) Luke the Warrior, father of Martin Boldred the owl Hortwingle (Horty) (Boldred's husband) Emalet (the owl's daughter) Queen Amballa Translations (Dutch) De Roodburcht (Finnish) Urhea Martin (French) Rougemuraille: Le Fils de Luc Tome 1 : Tarkan le tyran Tome 2 : Les Baladins de l'Églantine Tome 3 : La Longue route Tome 4 : La Bataille de Marpoigne (German) Redwall: Martin der Krieger Der Gefangene und der Tyrann Der Ruf nach Freiheit (Hungarian) Martin a harcos (Italian) Martino il Guerriero (Norwegian) Helten av Redwall (Swedish) Martin Krigaren (Russian) Мартин Воитель Animated series adaptation In February 2021, Netflix announced that an animated streaming television series based on the novel is in the works. References External links Plot summary at Redwall.org Children's fantasy novels British children's novels British fantasy novels Redwall books 1993 British novels 1993 children's books 1993 fantasy novels British novels adapted into television shows Hutchinson (publisher) books