One of the things that estranged me was the way how one another placed blame on the other person with a false accusation. While following up on the war a lot of soldiers never really trusted any of their friendlies all that well. With all the lies already in the air, believing one or two more fibs should’ve been rather relevant to them. Now what to really be concerning to them was the clever ways that their opposition had figured out new strategies to approach them, rather than face to face. By example, when the assault on the castle took place, the attackers used the forest as a visible disguised on temporarily eluded their opponents. Once the one of the guards noticed the strange anomaly taking place, he acted fast and took it up with his commanding officer. The reaction from his officer was less than expected. Simply, if the soldier was lying about such things as a “moving forest” he would be casted as a liar and sentenced to death… That’s a little too strict in my book.
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