"We shouldn't," Alene whispered, though her hand drifted to the hilt of her dagger. "The guards will hang us if they think we’re the ones who did it."
They moved through the fog, a desperate pack of mercenaries. Every step was a gamble. A broken leg meant death. A missed strike meant a funeral. This was their life: a cycle of blood, iron, and the constant, gnawing need to survive one more day in a kingdom that had forgotten how to be kind. Wartales Free Download (v1.20346)
"The guards aren't coming," Torvin grunted, standing up. "And the wolves don't care about the law." "We shouldn't," Alene whispered, though her hand drifted
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The embers of the campfire hissed as a drop of sleet hit the logs. Around it, four figures sat in silence, their faces etched with the weariness of the Tiltren highlands. They weren't heroes. They weren't destined for thrones. They were hungry, and in the world of Wartales, hunger was the only true king.
A rusted bell chimed in the distance. A merchant caravan had been ambushed on the road to Stromkapp.
Torvin, a massive man with a dented shield, sharpened a rusted hatchet. Beside him, Alene counted their remaining crowns—barely enough for a week’s worth of salted pork. They had fled the Great Plague only to find a land where the law was as thin as the winter air.