[UNAR]
For the next two weeks, as Udrad fell into their mourning, Unar stayed in his chambers, working like he had never been a leader before. He was stuck in his room going through reports like the end of the world had finally reached.
In those two weeks, he had finally understood the dilemma he was in with the wolves of Acrod, but even then, he hadn't relented. If Acrod wanted to go to war for Nour and Delbert, then Unar wasn't opposed to it.
Besides, werewolves were never a match for lycans anyway. But he seemed to be forgetting that those two were important to Alanor and the young Wynter would certainly rally an army if he heard that his family was attacked.
"If the wolves still insist on doing this, then tell them that we will not fall back. Tell them my order stands, and send more warriors three. Someone has to pay for the blood that has been spilled.
