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The Siege of Ideros was short-lived. Within hours of the news of the Traitors' Banquet the Lord Karl Justinian sent out orders among his men to retrace their steps to Arsuf. No sooner had campfires been lit then they were stamped out, and the men digging trenches were told to store their shovels and pack their kits. The men of the northern lands are used to being in a state of constant war so it did not take long for the army to be once again on horses, in orderly lines, and on the march. | The Siege of Ideros was short-lived. Within hours of the news of the Traitors' Banquet the Lord Karl Justinian sent out orders among his men to retrace their steps to Arsuf. No sooner had campfires been lit then they were stamped out, and the men digging trenches were told to store their shovels and pack their kits. The men of the northern lands are used to being in a state of constant war so it did not take long for the army to be once again on horses, in orderly lines, and on the march. | ||
The few scouts remaining close enough to watch the affairs in Ideros report that the Khan and his army appear to be breaking up. Several hundred men march to the south-east, no doubt to reinforce the traitor Martin De Moley, while the rest remain in Ideros to lick their wounds from the last engagement with the armies of the Known Worlds. | The few scouts remaining close enough to watch the affairs in Ideros report that the Khan and his army appear to be breaking up. Several hundred men march to the south-east, no doubt to reinforce the traitor Martin De Moley, while the rest remain in Ideros to lick their wounds from the last engagement with the armies of the Known Worlds. | ||
After an initial brutal battle it seems that the Kurgans and the forces of Auberry are once again engaged in a dance of positioning and waiting. | After an initial brutal battle it seems that the Kurgans and the forces of Auberry are once again engaged in a dance of positioning and waiting. | ||
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The Siege of Ideros was short-lived. Within hours of the news of the Traitors' Banquet the Lord Karl Justinian sent out orders among his men to retrace their steps to Arsuf. No sooner had campfires been lit then they were stamped out, and the men digging trenches were told to store their shovels and pack their kits. The men of the northern lands are used to being in a state of constant war so it did not take long for the army to be once again on horses, in orderly lines, and on the march.
The few scouts remaining close enough to watch the affairs in Ideros report that the Khan and his army appear to be breaking up. Several hundred men march to the south-east, no doubt to reinforce the traitor Martin De Moley, while the rest remain in Ideros to lick their wounds from the last engagement with the armies of the Known Worlds.
After an initial brutal battle it seems that the Kurgans and the forces of Auberry are once again engaged in a dance of positioning and waiting.