the Tuesday before Whitsun, at Vespers
Frantishek is whining again about getting his share. I told him he can wait for Julian the sutler to get back from Prague, or he can take it up with the bloody quartermaster and get us both flayed. If he tries to reach into my bedroll while I sleep, I'll break his hands.
Nota scribaeThe man kept crossing his arms and glaring across the tent while speaking.

I found it too, Thomas. We could sell it in the lower town right now. You are just afraid of your own shadow.
I am afraid of the bloody whip, you young fool. We wait for Julian.