The faint light at dawn gently tore through the heavy night.
The flames gradually died down.
The embers of the campfire drifted with thin smoke.
It was the cold and heavy dampness returning that woke Roman up.
The rest of the soldiers also had a hard time, abruptly awakening with a shiver as they slept, hands and feet stiff with cold. They added wood to the fire, tried to sleep again, but in total, they had only slept for about four or five hours, and the quality of sleep was poor.
But this was the last day.
Therefore, they became invigorated.
It took them an hour to organize themselves and distribute food.
Roman set out toward the direction of the Bro River.
The Heavy Equipment troops were responsible for covering the rear.
…
In the forenoon.
Snowflakes began to flutter in the sky.
They arrived at the castle of Baron Crow, three kilometers away.
