>>5688632>>5688649>>5688664>>5688686You quickly warn Vaan of what is happening and that you must present her as a witness.
She seems more concerned with the fact that she will be near the goblins, but she understands what you are asking.
Going outside, you help the boss lead his goblins in formation in front of the fortress, and make sure they stay that way until noon arrives.
Vaan is next to the water well, not wanting to go near the door.
When the sun approaches its highest point, you can see in the distance the ranks of heavy soldiers marching down the road.
In front are a pair of figures riding horses. One dressed in black carrying a banner of what you assume is the emblem of the local lord's house, and a knight in shining armor. Behind the soldiers is a wagon covered with a blanket, your supplies you assume. To one side is a line of marching goblins.
When they stop in front of the fortress you can't help but open and close your hands anxiously.
"Sir, happy to receive you here!" You stand firm, with the goblins trying to copy you.
The knight approaches with his hand raised. "Greetings soldiers, I am Derth Draum, son of Flast Draum! I have heard of the attack and the battle you fought, I congratulate you all for your efforts in this fight!"
"As a reward, I have brought the reinforcements you requested." He announces as he makes a hand signal for the goblins to be brought in.
All semblance of order is broken as they run to sniff and beat each other like a pack of dogs welcoming a new member to the pack.
It is expected that they do, they are goblins after all, but that does not make you less nervous.
As that happens, the nobleman gets off his horse and walks towards you. "You're Tulle right? I saw what you did with those guys at the courier post. Seems like troubles are after you."
"I hope I'll be ready when they find me, sir." You answer immediately.
Derth must have found your answer funny, because he started laughing. "You are like my father, soldier. Tell me, what happened here? Your report talks about many things, but I'd like to hear it from you now."
>Choose>Tell him and show him absolutely everything that happened these two days.>Don't tell him about the treasure thing.You don't want to look like a fool if all this is a rebel pipe dream.
