KieranSoares
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Armen tried to pull back the heart-wrenching emotions, but he simply couldn't for some time. When he finally managed to calm himself down, he came down to the tavern with Aida. The next morning about an hour after sunrise, Dalton and five other centaurs arrived, all with black bands about one arm and wide black bands wrapped about the middle of their horse bodies. It was a common sign of centaurs in mourning or a centaur funeral procession. They wouldn't just carry Lysander to Caernarvon, they'd take him respectfully with all the trappings of a member of their own tribe. They'd brought a specially-made coffin for him too, set in a black-draped wagon being drawn by two at a time. The other four would act as guardians at each corner, and they'd trade pulling the wagon.
Dalton knocked on the front door and Elise let him in, but the others stayed outside. The family was already gathered and Dalton looked at them with a gentle smile. "It's not every day a bunch of centaurs dresses up to carry a human across the isle like royalty. The others in the tribe have decided that he will be treated as a tribal elder and buried with the same honors. After all... he was a dear friend to those of us not too afraid to speak to humans, and he dealt with plenty of our tricks when some of us were young and came to play with Marri."
Dalton knocked on the front door and Elise let him in, but the others stayed outside. The family was already gathered and Dalton looked at them with a gentle smile. "It's not every day a bunch of centaurs dresses up to carry a human across the isle like royalty. The others in the tribe have decided that he will be treated as a tribal elder and buried with the same honors. After all... he was a dear friend to those of us not too afraid to speak to humans, and he dealt with plenty of our tricks when some of us were young and came to play with Marri."