Having no other choice, Henry pressed on with the commander at his side, following him silently.
"Since my mother ruined that house, she's been living with my aunt," Henry explained.
Luckily the day was mild and there wasn't any kind of precipitation so walking wasn't much of a pain and the knights stayed warm.
For the most part, Henry kept his eyes on the forest and occasionally glanced further to the rocky shore and waves that harshly crashed against the side. It was far enough away that the peasants didn't have to worry about dealing with the seawater directly.
"Your aunt lives awfully far away from the rest of them," the commander observed.
Henry sighed.
