Hunting accident
Two days later we wake up to beautiful weather. It seems like Neith herself smiles on her warrior. Unfortunately, I fail to come up with any reason why I should go on the hunting trip with the knights, so I stay at the tavern scrubbing the stupid floor while curiosity slowly kills me. Others must feel the same way because when the knights finally return, life stops. No one bothers to pretend to be working. We all stand around watching them approach. An excited buzzing begins as someone spots Baron Lindon tied up on a horse. Everyone starts talking simultaneously, trying to guess what happened. We follow the warriors as one man, accompanying them to the city watch headquarters.
Sir Arynn looks around and he must realize seventy-seven different stories will travel the stre
