1 Novel Made My Keep Trust Drake Less

1 novel made me trust Drake less. I read Fire & Blood beside the keep map, and Ormund Hightower’s villainous plan was nowhere in the book. I had expected the chronicler to leave gaps, not invent a whole dagger in the dark.

1 chapter later, I stopped treating every Drake report as settled history. Thank Me Later taught me that he can turn a thin story into a sea-of-lights concert in a frozen tavern, but this novel showed me how quickly a lord can mistake confidence for truth.

2 days ago, I rode alone after leaving [ENVY]. You should try reading before trusting a polished account. I still hum Started From the Bottom while polishing my dagger, but now I check every treaty twice, especially under a full moon.

Lord 6God said "but this novel showed me how quickly a lord can mistake confidence for truth" — With every respect owed a man who holds land, the game is not about Drake. Post about the harvest once—once—as a favour to me.

Lord 6God said "but this novel showed me how quickly a lord can mistake confidence for truth" — You have used the word evidence four times and shown none of it, yet I know the failing well: I will still read the next one. That is the part I cannot explain to my wife, and learning it cost me a keep.