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... notes. The old fox didn't need them as his memory was pretty much perfect, but old habits were a safe house where the mind could more easily find its focus.

"To start with, the weak. Their cavalry consists of exiled nobles from various nations. Their equipment is subpar and they lack tradition, thus cohesion and meaning. As for now, we assess that they will remain a non-issue for the next two decades. The only compliment we can make is that they exist and train hard. Not every city-stat ...

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