The Nina and the Man Who Died

It's whoever was appointed right after a Belor and it wasn't very long. This sickness came on pretty soon after Ashford Meadow. So yeah, very interesting character, a fascinating person in this whole scene is really interesting. And you made a really good point about how what would happen if Inchfield was present in just the fact that his presence let alone even if he's being quiet. Look at how these two interact with each other. It's like they're two animals, like two alpha animals that just, they see each other and they just have to fight. Someone's got to start their dominance. Almost like Rohan, right? Otherwise you're going to get my food