The following days in the camp ended up being quite tense. Lieutenant Dyelow stayed true to her words. She sent away all the soldiers who had threatened their superiors or behaved disrespectfully. Less than fifty warriors remained among the habitations as the team waited for HQ to move the plan forward.
Khan found himself unable to be with his peers. Many still respected him, but they couldn't see him as a potential ally after he stated his position in the meeting. Khan didn't mind that too much since his training kept him busy most of the time, but it felt annoying to see that abrupt change of behavior.
Khan knew that fame and public opinion could change quickly, but he had never witnessed that first-hand. He knew that the role of an ambassador required many social connections and general likeability, so the current situation felt like a setback in his plans.
