Baron Arald started across towards him, but paused beside Tug, looking up to Will as he spoke. ‘You won’t see another that size in a long time, Will,’ he said gruffly. ‘Pity he didn’t come our way. I would have liked a trophy like that for myself.’ He continued on his way towards Sir Rodney, who was already with the group of warriors around the dead boar. Consequently, Will found himself, for the first time in some weeks, face to face with Horace. There was an awkward pause, with neither boy willing to make the first move. Horace, excited by the events of the morning, his heart still pounding with the thrill of fear he’d felt when the boar first appeared, wanted to share the moment with Will. In the light of what they had just seen, their childish squabble seemed unimportant, and now he felt badly about his behaviour on that day six weeks ago. But he couldn’t find the words to express his feelings and he saw no encouragement to do so in Will’s set features, so with a slight shrug, he started to step past Tug to go and congratulate the young hunter.
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