Redsand Canyon adaugeo

towhee was not a terribly formal individual and germanicus was indeed the paragon of that. some time ago her laxity might have annoyed him, but these days he had come to appreciate her balance in qualities.

"glaukos was a suspected man and barely more than a prisoner when i took him into mereo. he now stands to be a promising officer and his work toward that aim could not have been completed without the hierarchy."

getting back to one's roots seemed to mean different things to each of them. "i am now not so certain i wish to return to my own original vision for mereo. the plebians have made us a community."

and yet there was intrigue in the idea of only dealing with battle and with shaping soldiers. 

"it is part of our alliance with them. our troops serve for a month in ramesses' palace and he sends his children here to learn from our skilled." the relationship was tense but not contemptuous, so long as pharaoh did not seek an advantage.