The ferret-faced Guard Captain gave them a few cold threats after sending them here and then left, which made Frey grind her teeth in anger. But Brand was unhurried. He sat alone in the dark, observing the small space through the faint light of a distant torch—this should be the second floor of the dungeon beneath the barracks. There were thirty-two cells on this floor, with four prison guards, all Light Infantry from the 104th Swordsmen of the White Mane Legion.
Who hasn't had a red name PK while playing games before? Ridenburg's dungeon wasn't new to him; he'd been here before. In the eyes of NPCs, players were a lawless bunch. Thinking of this, Brand couldn't help but chuckle.
He took out a Black Ebony Stone Statue from his bosom and gently stroked it. The crack on it was now almost imperceptible. Then he turned his head and asked the dark opposite side, "Frey, Romantic, how are you guys holding up?"