Trent sat on horse back as he watched his men milling about the fortress construction site, it had been under way for little more then two weeks, but half a tower and chest high walls made of smooth and sturdy stone had already begun to ring the land laid out to rebuild Stonewall. These lands had once been his family's, but no more, what was once his family's lands filled with villages and and watched over by his family from the fortress that had not fallen for twenty years, Stonewall, it was Roim who turned these lands to this. After slaying all of Trent's family he had burned down Stonewall, and tore it down as a sign that none should interfere with his desire to conquer the lands. Trent closed his eyes for a second, and shook his head to remind himself that emotions had no place in his mind, at the moment he had to prepare for Roim's Army that was getting closer for every second he spent thinking.
Looking to the half finished tower Trent smiled slightly at the flag that flew from it, it bore a green dragon twined around a silver spear on a plain red background. "Lilian I wonder if you'd hate me for what I will cause from walking this path, you always tried to steer me from the path Father chose for me .." He whispered as a slightly saddened expression covered his face, before him his soldiers were running about, many huddled against the wall or rested with their weapons placed on the wall as they waited for Roim's forces to arrive. Dismounting from the horse Trent entered the tower and begin to climb up the stairs to the third and currently top floor of the tower. His usual robes he wore were now replaced by a set of carapace armor, and a cape attached to the base of the back armor reaching all the way down to the floor, without the hood covering his face most people saw him has a rather handsome man, but many said his eyes held a deep sadness even when he looked happy.
Gripping the flintlock pistol at his side that he vaguely remembered getting it from Aeverys when he was six, it was a birthday present she gave him when he came to visit her at the Convent she lived, the only other weapons he carried was his family's sword and a rifle akin to those of snipers bearing imperial age weaponry. As he reached the top of the tower and took his place by the flag, four of his guards stood arrayed around the tower ready to protect him if need be, the army Roim had sent began to march out of the forests, across the plains, and up the road leading towards the fortress sight. Trent thought, "And we shall let them speak first ...', as he clenched the pistol even tighter in his hand.