Eagle's Beak.
Todd Flowers entered the lord's cottage and bowed to Samwell. "Lord Caesar, did you summon me?"
"Yes." Samwell looked up from a pile of documents. "I want you to make a trip to Highgarden, gather as many refugees as possible, and bring them back to Eagle's Beak."
"Refugees?" Todd frowned and reminded him, "My lord, even refugees are still subjects of House Tyrell. You cannot..."
Before he could finish, Todd saw Samwell toss a parchment scroll at him.
He hurriedly caught it and opened it, only to discover that Lord Mace had granted Samwell permission to gather refugees in Highgarden and bring them back to Eagle's Beak.
Todd stood stunned for a long while, clearly never expecting Samwell to persuade Lord Mace into signing such an order.
This was simply...
Todd did not even know what adjective to use.
But he recognized Lord Mace's signature, and he also believed that unless Samwell no longer wished to remain in The Reach, he would never dare forge something like this.
So he promptly shut his mouth.
"Take fifty men to Highgarden. Tell those refugees that I will provide them with food and lodging. As long as they are willing to work, they will earn work points—you know the work point system, so explain it to them when you get there. Also, every refugee who safely reaches Eagle's Beak will immediately receive a reward of ten copper coins. Remember, as long as they are willing to come, I want them all, regardless of gender or age. The more, the better."
"Yes, my lord." Todd truly wanted to ask whether Samwell could really afford to support them if too many came.
But when the words reached his lips, he swallowed them back.
He had realized that he understood the young pioneering knight