Jon had been asked by the king himself to oversee the training of new recruitment of knights in a smaller village on the outskirts of Barewell, and who was he to disobey the king? He didn't mind it though, because he knew that this was necessary if they even wanted to stand a chance winning the war and considering it got closer every day there was no time to waste. Honestly, he was slightly shocked that there were even so many people interested in becoming knights and fighting in this war. Of course, he understood what it meant to be a knight, he knew what it meant to put your life on the line every single day to protect the kingdom and even more importantly the king. However, this was something that his entire family before him had done, being a knight was literally passed down generations through his family. He couldn't even count how many kings his family had served so closely. But these people were different. They were simply commoners who were being asked to be trained to become knights to help fight a war. And while he did feel it was any male citizens job to fight for their kingdom he was just shocked that so many men were so willing to help. He'd almost felt like it would be a struggle to find men. But today he was proven wrong, and he just hoped that the men who were there for training were, in fact, ready to be tested in ways he was sure they had never been before.
He looked up from the rather long list he'd been checking when he heard a voice. "Let's see here," he said going down the list with his finger. "Okay, I've got you here on the list. So you will be in cabin four to the left here," he said pointing towards the tent that Harry would be staying in. "And you're welcome to go ahead and make yourself comfortable there for the day. There won't be any training today due to of course not everyone being here quite yet, and the fact that we need you all at least semi-rested before we start things and we understand that it's a bit of travel from Barewell. However, be ready at the crack of dawn to get started on the training," he told him nodding slightly before he pulled out a small box filled with the things that Harry would need while they were there for training.
"In here you have all the essentials that you'll need while you're here. Don't lose it because you won't get another one, and you're going to need everything in that box," he said before he marked the name Harry Baker off his list of people letting him know who was there and who had yet to arrive, which thankfully the list was, in fact, getting shorter.
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