Sakh'arran waited until Takar had eaten before asking the second round of questions. This was not courtesy for courtesy's sake. A rider who had come down from the Iron Hills ridgelines in severe weather and spent nine days in the saddle each direction had a body running on the last of its reserves, and a body in that condition answered questions with information filtered through exhaustion. The meal gave Takar twenty minutes. It was enough.
The second questions were about the approach terrain, the weather patterns in the final two days, and whether Takar had seen any sign of movement in the ridgeline areas north of the Ferrath site. Not dwarven movement. Any movement.
