"Of course there will, my friend," answers the other wolf. "Whoever heard of a party without food and drink? Come, we'll take you there, as our honoured guest!" The wolves again exchange looks and grin evilly. They then escort the unsuspecting Ulysses back to join Zamron and the majority of their followers, who are cautiously heading in that direction. As soon as they are in sight, the two wolves thrust Ulysses forward, saying, "Lord Zamron, Captain Ashraf, we have found the field of wheat and we have also arrested this dog, whom we discovered prying and snooping there." Struggling to avoid laughing out loud, the wolf, whose name was Parcash, continues, "This fool thinks we are followers of the lion, and actually believed us when we told him he is invited to a party to celebrate his victory!" The other wolf, Sareg, continues,
"We felt sure you would wish to interrogate him."
"Excellent!" replies Zamron. He quickly seizes the unfortunate Ulysses and slams him against a tree. Then, restraining him by holding him there with one arm across the satyr's throat, he turns to Ashraf. "I'm really looking forward to interrogating this traitor, but would you not agree that our first priority must be to harvest that wheat, especially with those mercenaries in the area?"
"My thoughts too," agrees Ashraf. However, I see no reason why this lazy, good-for-nothing shouldn't help us! I strongly recommend restraining him, however, otherwise he may try to escape and I know from experience, whilst serving our beloved Queen that satyrs can move very fast when they have a mind too!"
"Right!" says Zamron, and produces a length of strong rope. He ties one end securely around the satyr, with knots far tighter than necessary, in order to inflict more discomfort upon Ulysses. The other end he fixes to his own arm. "Now then, you," he snarls. "I shall question you later, and for your sake you'd better tell me what I want to know! In the meantime, you are going to work hard and help us, or it will be the worse for you!" Then, satisfied with these arrangements, he leads his followers on towards the wheat field, shoving Ulysses forward.
O.O.C: I'm not sure whether handcuffs, chains or similar methods of restraint would be available in Narnia at this time, so i hesitate to use them. However, I feel it is quite reasonable for Zamron to be carrying a rope.