The Flow of Blood, Pt 3
Shadows from the gondola above crept across the ground below, not that most Guards or Feds even noticed. They were all focused on the firefight right in front of them.
The chaos of the battle meant that all eyes remained on the enemies only meters away from them. The last thing they needed to do was take their eyes off their enemies. Doing so would have incredibly lethal consequences.
At the lead gondola, Colviss stood at the prow and watched as the fight below played out before her. She watched as many of the Drogar she had trained fell to their enemies. Their fates had long been sealed, and it was a fact that she had come to terms with. They were all meant to die. Or most of them anyway.
It made her wonder why Savoth even paid her to train them. Wasn’t he simply wasting Coin by doing so? It’s not as though a few months of training would have ever turned them into a real fighting force. They were all just civilians playing soldiers.