FARINI MA MICHKA HETSHA HAD NO IDEA WHAT HE WAS GOING TO SEE WHEN HE SET FOOT ON THIS JOURNEY.
The place he had to see wasn't too far or too close. On a fast horse, as long as the weather stayed good, he could reach it in four or five days.
Krisha village. Farini found it on a map—there was nothing special about it or its location, except that it was in Lower Grazahmich.
However, it was close to the border, and with the successes of Farini's armies, he knew he could reach this place safely if he took unpopulated roads and hid his face.
Farini had a better idea.
There was a city relatively close to the village that, after being taken, could be a good garrison for Farini's armies in the enemy territory.
It would be an opportunity to trade with Lower Grazahmich's merchants for food and supplies, and to prevent the High King's forces from surprise attacks from this direction.
