“Yeah, and they’re also very distrusting of every stranger.”
“Then, we’ll have to win their trust,” I replied, “Call the leaders!”
Several minutes had passed before everybody gathered between the trees. The rain was getting stronger.
“We take the prisoners to the villages of Area One, we need to spread them across the villages. From there, we march to the Welsh Area where we’ll stay for a week to gather forces and build ships.” My voice was decisive. “Then, we go to Ireland.”
My enthusiasm vanished into the dark night’s air.
“Maybe we should all just go home.” This was Kenneth who stood at the far end of the circle. Why was he even here? And where was Caleb?
“I have no home anymore, Kenneth, do you?” I dared him, but he would not budge.
“All of this is madness, it has always been! L
