>>6266701He joined you as you made way to the guestrooms, stopping a servant to inform that you would take the best one. Understanding that he wanted to talk in private, you entered a small room with him and closed the door. Taking the Black Noise Device from your belt pouch, you placed it on a shelf and Foecourt understood that he was now free to talk.
"Like I said, Blackmoore doesn't like me. He sees a couple of us petty nobles as threats to his position. Me because of the knights I command and Lady Imswit as she has the respect of other nobles." Foecourt told you.
"Why don't you push back on him?" You asked.
"And give him a reason to work against me directly? No, I can't do that." Foecourt said to you. "Prince Alric, I have a request."
"What is it? I hope you aren't asking too much." You asked him.
"The petty nobles like you, can you keep their backs for me? Lady Imswit does her best, but she is just a Lady." He asked you.
"I will see what I can do, keeping the whole Durnholde friendly to me is a smart thing to do." You replied and shrugged.
"Thank you, I can't ask more from you." Foecourt replied. It felt like he wanted to speak more, but couldn't.
>He has something else that he wants to talk about. Ask him what is it?>Has he talked to those knights who are willing to jump to your service? How many of them and when they would do so?>Will Foecourt join you in Dawnholme. You respect him, Blackmoore clearly doesn't. You could use a cavalry commander.>Thank him for fighting alongside you in the campaign. He is a good man and you think of him as your friend.>Other, write in. 