Arendelle Dialectical Journal

"We will reach the fork to the east after that village. Soon we will leave the main road and tomorrow we will reach Eastmark." Count Erling said looking at the small village and the mountains which rose in front of them. They had been riding for three days through a great plain following the road towards the north. The great mountains had started to be visible the day before at the horizon and now they were in front of them like a great wall.
"Does the main road go on towards Arendelle?" Erick asked.
"Yes. " The Count asked surprised by Erick's interest by the direction of the road. Erick hadn't been very talkative during the travel. The Count had tried to find a good moment to have a conversation with the young hussar about the war between …show more content…
It was a white crocus.
"It's a funny way to hail the army and very appropriate since the old stories say that the soldiers of Arendelle used flowers like these in their helmets to recognize each other." The Count, who had approached his horse to Erick's, said. "The army will follow the main road and, in two days, they will reach the Arendelle's pass. I think that people from Arendelle call it the Southern pass. There, Arendelle has build a fortress to block the pass and the first battle of the war will be fought."
"Did you know that a Southern Isles' army was marching against Arendelle?" Erick asked.
"Yes. One of my men informed me that some infantry regiments and cavalry squadrons had been called to start a Campaign against Arendelle." The Count had decided that it was a moment as good as any other to start the conversation with Erick. They had already crossed the little village and were on his way to the fork to Eastmark.
"Why would the Southern Isles attack Arendelle? After the massacre of Imperials, they were in a extremely delicate situation." Erick asked.
"I think they want to avoid the Imperial revenge obtaining England's