Baalik was infuriated, he felt like Rogin had stabbed him too deep this time. Well, he always felt like Rogin was disrespectful but it was too much this time. He never wanted his son, his only son, to live was in South Camp but Rogin had asked him to come, that it would serve as a symbol of unity between North Camp and South Camp. He didn't buy that but what would it change, he had plans of his own. He, as expected of anyone who knew of the bad blood between the two lands which were one not too long ago, he had been very reluctant. But he had eventually caved in and allowed Conrad to live in South Camp.
What a mistake.
For a while he had thought everything was going fine, there was really no significant problem—of course, he had heard rumours that Conrad terrorised people in South Camp
