CORIN THUNDERFIST II
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Ashraf is about to order the wolf to obey his orders, then changes his mind. The wolf is clearly a malcontent, and in his experience the best way of dealing with such is to keep them busy.
"An excellent idea!" he agrees. "Choose your team!"
As soon as the wolf leaves to begin his preparations, Ashraf calls Sareg over to him. "Have him watched, Lieutenant!"
Ashraf then briefs Zamron concerning this latest development, and the action he has taken on the matter.
Meanwhile, many miles to the north, that part of the Archenland army which did not set off towards Cair Paravel is busy on patrol. Amongst their scouts is a youth by the name of Bronon. Only recently turned 16, he is in the army at the insistence of his father, a librarian in the capital city. Bronon himself, whilst desirous to seek adventure, hates all the discipline and work involved in the army, and performs every task given to him sullenly and with as little effort as he can get away with. Finding himself on "fatigue duties" (again!) he decides that he has had enough, and sneaks away from his comrades. After heading southwards for a couple of miles, he finds a hollow tree, as dusk approaches, and decides to settle in it for the night.
"An excellent idea!" he agrees. "Choose your team!"
As soon as the wolf leaves to begin his preparations, Ashraf calls Sareg over to him. "Have him watched, Lieutenant!"
Ashraf then briefs Zamron concerning this latest development, and the action he has taken on the matter.
Meanwhile, many miles to the north, that part of the Archenland army which did not set off towards Cair Paravel is busy on patrol. Amongst their scouts is a youth by the name of Bronon. Only recently turned 16, he is in the army at the insistence of his father, a librarian in the capital city. Bronon himself, whilst desirous to seek adventure, hates all the discipline and work involved in the army, and performs every task given to him sullenly and with as little effort as he can get away with. Finding himself on "fatigue duties" (again!) he decides that he has had enough, and sneaks away from his comrades. After heading southwards for a couple of miles, he finds a hollow tree, as dusk approaches, and decides to settle in it for the night.