On the night of October 5th, 1444 in the Imperial Calendar, the sky was overcast with no moonlight.
Horn and his Pope Country were still 440 li away from Duke Dane's Joan of Arc Castle.
The night was as dark as ink.
Standing at the entrance of the campsite, several Child Soldiers kept watch around.
By candlelight, René was reporting the results of their investigation.
According to the words of those displaced people calling from a distance, Danji was buried in a flower field at the edge of the battlefield.
His Black William had been eaten, leaving only half the corpse, rotting and stinking.
Horn nodded and said nothing further, merely waving for the Cheka to rest.
Walking back alone, Horn gazed at the hand-and-a-half sword in his hand.
For some reason, although Barnett's sword was a hand-and-a-half, it was longer than normal by a good length.
This hand-and-a-half sword was sheathed in a Knight's Sword scabbard, yet a thumb's width of blade was still exposed.
