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... r more than two years, drifting north and south like loose leaves.
Under his restraint, they had not burned villages or slaughtered families. That alone already placed them above average.
But restraint did not mean innocence.
They had seen everything.
Wherever a roaming army passed, order died on schedule. Fences were pulled down, manor walls burned flat, city fortifications dismantled brick by brick. Not out of hatred, but efficiency. A broken town was easier to ...
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