With Ethelred lost to the depths of a watery tomb, and the remaining Corvids still unable to use their wings, nothing is left but to walk away from the Graveland and continue with the quest.
The loss of Ethelred is a bitter blow to the Conspiracy of Corvids and it puts a huge dampener on the journey ahead, most affected by his loss is Everild; she grew up by his side and she was promised to him in marriage, which would have been fulfilled at the end of this adventure.
The long march of bitter grief is taken one small step at a time, putting one foot in front of the other and slowly moving forward.
The long march of bitter grief, a journey long and hard to take
No time is there to sit and weep, a burning strong that lasts an age
The tears will fall, the pit is deep, the hurt a song for darker days
The long march of bitter grief, when words are gone and hearts are pained
Finally out of the Graveland, the Corvids can rest for a while before taking to the skies again and continuing the journey to Ironholde.
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