SerWaymarshrugged.“Yououghtdressmorewarmly，Gared.”
Garedglaredatthelordling，thescarsaroundhisearholesflushedredwithangerwhereMaesterAemonhadcuttheearsaway.“We’llseehowwarmyoucandresswhenthewinteres.”Hepulleduphishoodandhunched21overhisgarron，silentandsullen22.
“IfGaredsaiditwasthecold…”Willbegan.
“Haveyoudrawn23anywatchesthispastweek，Will?”
“Yes，m’lord.”Thereneverwasaweekwhenhedidnotdrawadozenbloody24watches.Whatwasthemandrivingat?
“AndhowdidyoufindtheWall?”
“Weeping，”Willsaid，frowning.Hesawitclearenough，nowthatthelordlinghadpointeditout.
“Theycouldn’thavefroze.NotiftheWallwasweeping.Itwasn’tcoldenough.”
Roycenodded.“Brightlad.We’vehadafewlightfroststhispastweek，andaquickflurryofsnownowandthen，butsurelynocoldfierceenoughtokilleightgrownmen.Mencladinfurandleather，letmeremindyou，withshelternearathand，andthemeansofmakingfire.”Theknight’ssmilewascocksure.“Will，leadusthere.Iwouldseethesedeadmenformyself.”
Andthentherewasnothingtobedoneforit.Theorderhadbeengiven，andhonorboundthemtoobey.
Willwentinfront，hisshaggylittlegarronpickingthewaycarefullythroughtheundergrowth.Alightsnowhadfallenthenightbefore，andtherewerestonesandrootsandhiddensinkslyingjustunderitscrust，waitingforthecarelessandtheunwary.SerWaymarRoycecamenext，hisgreatblackdestriersnortingimpatiently.Thewarhorsewasthewrongmountforranging，buttryandtellthattothelordling.Garedbroughtuptherear.Theoldman-at-armsmutteredtohimselfasherode.
Twilightdeepened.Thecloudlessskyturnedadeeppurple，thecolorofanoldbruise26，thenfadedtoblack.Thestarsbegantoeout.Ahalf-moonrose.Willwasgratefulforthelight.
“Wecanmakeabetterpacethanthis，surely，”Roycesaidwhenthemoonwasfullrisen.
“Notwiththishorse，”Willsaid.Fearhadmadehiminsolent27.“Perhapsmylordwouldcaretotakethelead?”
SerWaymarRoycedidnotdeign28toreply.
Somewhereoffinthewoodawolfhowled.
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