Chapter 110

While Roland, brimming with interest, was looking at executing a fair exchanging framework, the sound of far off horns could be heard! The watch group would just blow the horn for the situation that they couldn't adapt to the ongoing circumstance, making the town aware of gather troopers. Roland and Carter took a gander at one another shocked, and afterward quickly left the palace terrace, where the watchmen previously had proactively arranged ponies. Roland straightforwardly mounted his pony and rode with Carter and his men toward the walls. At the point when they showed up at the wall, they saw that all individuals from the volunteer army had previously moved up the wall and had taken their places, setting up a backwoods of pikes. Seeing this provided Roland with a liberating sensation - the eggs hadn't been a loss all things considered. Looking North-West, Roland could see a gathering of dark shadows moving toward Bordertown. He figured that their numbers were more than twenty.