Joleen had the grace to blush, before giving Keldron a sly glance and a small smile. He grinned in response. Joleen always looked lovely to him, but she could stop his heart if she so wanted.
“So come on then Kel,” said Belyn, suddenly assuming a business-like manner. “A problem shared is a problem halved or some such statement. Tell us what you saw.”
Keldron looked at the ladies. “You do not have to stay to listen should you feel the need.”
Yerdu let out a loud "Harrumph". “We share the same beliefs as our fellow tribesmen Belyn, but we will listen to your story. Wild horses couldn"t drag us away, not out to that cold wind beyond the edge of the village.”
“Okay then,” he replied. “First off, I do not believe that this has been done by those responsible for the Night of Spears twenty s
