Snow: “In a situation like this, the best thing you can do is put up a smile and just carry on with it. I mean, what else are you going to do? We can’t fight what the gods have chosen to do to us.”
Kunaris: “Isn’t that because you people are a bunch of southern wimps?”
Snow: “Hey, come now, we’re strangers in the North, sure, but ...”
Kunaris: “Oh no, the weather is a bit cold! However are we going to protect ourselves against it? Seriously.”
Snow: “... well, I’ll have you know that my father was from around here! He used to be our chief, even. Before he ... uh ... got cursed. And exiled.”
Kunaris: “Don’t worry about it, little southerner. You have me now. I’m gonna make this tribe of wimps greater than it ever was before.”
Since his king finally became fed-up with Kunaris’ high ambitions and constant partying, he was banished and met the ragged wanderers from the South not long after. He very quickly decided to throw his lot in with them, since he saw a lot of opportunities in living with them. Apart from the strength in numbers, there was something to be gained here that he couldn’t find in any other king’s service. With little knowledge of the world outside their island, dwindling warriors, and unclear command structure, they surely had need of a proper man who’d show them the proper way of living. They’d naturally elevate that proper man into a suitably high position, and eventually look to him entirely for leadership. Their wimps would need to become fighting men. Their pretty little houses would have to be better fortified and more practical. And they needed to learn how to brew something you could actually drink, instead of cooking their water and sipping fruit juice like a bunch of little girls.
[Introducing @windermeresimblrs amazing bronze-age Gaul Kunaris, the King’s Hound! He was catapulted a few centuries back to fit in with the earlier Bronze Age (and would thus, I believe, be from a Bell Beaker culture instead of a proper Gaul), but I love him! I’m afraid he wouldn’t be too impressed by a bunch of Southerners who can’t properly deal with the weather and don’t really have a brewing culture yet, but I’m excited to see how he’ll integrate. Thank you very much for sending him over, I hope I can do him justice :D]