A few days after this development, the Redwyne camp begins to mobilise. Men-at-arms take down their tents, squires and attendants pack all of their belongings onto horses and mules. There were murmurs here and there about 'King Peake' and 'King of The Mander', but most men were obeying the rules - and not mentioning the former Lord Titus Peake - at Lord Redwyne's command.

The below letter is passed along via messenger to Ser Rupert Flowers.

Ser Rupert,

Ryamsport's men return to The Arbor. We have fulfilled our terms of this alliance. and will always be kin and supporters of Lord Titus Peake. I would recommend that you bring your troops home with us, though I will not command it.

Lord Landon Redwyne

Another letter is also sent via messenger to Lord Ashur Hightower.

Lord Ashur Hightower,

We all marched to end Tyrell rule in The Reach, and accepted Titus Peake as our new overlord. But a crown was never part of this deal. I hope that as Lord Peake's other chief supporter, you bear me no will for the decision I must make. I have fulfilled my end of my alliance with Lord Peake. But I can not be a part of what follows. I leave for The Arbor.

I had hoped to introduce my sister Cornelia, whom I discovered safe within Highgarden, to your brother. Perhaps this matter should wait until after this war is done.

Lord Landon Redwyne