I cut the string that was tying them together.
The members of the Red Hawk tribe stepped in line behind Arjuna, though their movements were sluggish from starvation.
They were caught by the savages and unable to eat properly for days, and all the while had to sit in one position.
Their bodies must’ve become stiff, but we had to move quickly.
Even though Count Warrug was buying us time, even he had his limitations.
The supply corps stationed here wouldn't be able to do anything about him, but reinforcements would arrive from their main campsite after hearing the commotion.
We might even encounter their Chieftain if something went wrong.
It would be dangerous to meet him if we weren’t fully prepared.
Though we wouldn’t lose with two Masters and a dragon together, I wanted to keep the damage to a minimum.
Considering the tendencies of the Kairos tribe, it was clear their chief would rush in as soon as the battle began without care for his own...
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