Wilfred shook his head. "My Master, Gaston de Tourelle, isn't a member of any knightly orders. He's only a knight-errant right now, really, although from what I get he intends to gain a more permanent footing after this Crusade." Thoughtfully scratching his chin, Wilfred pondered for a moment about whether he should try to follow the footsteps of his master after being knighted, or return to High Rock like he always intended before news of the Crusade spread.
"I do wonder a bit as to what will befall us the course of this. My Master holds the Ra Gada warriors in high respect, and I can easily understand why - we both have been to Hammerfell. I've seen a Swordsinger there... They may be heathens, but their way with the sword is incredible." The young Breton nodded, recalling that memorable run-in. He easily understood after that occurence why exactly were the Ra Gada so widely renowned as warriors. In personal combat, a simple Ra Gada footsoldier could match and nearly certainly defeat a sergeant of the Knights of the Nine.
Bradon listened in awe and in fear as Wilfred told him of the Ra'Gada, and Bradon had heard the same from his master. He knew they were skilled warriors, all of them, but hearing it from somebody other then his master was a little unnerving, and he shivered as he thought of the place he was going to now, wondering what was in store for them.
"My master says the same about the Redguards, though we have never been to their land." he told him. He began thinking of what actually happen to them when they landed wondering what awaited them in the strange foreign lands, with strange and foreign customs. He looked back to the squire.
"It sounds like you have travelled quite a bit." he commented, rather eager to hear stories if the boy was willing. "If you don't mind me asking, and you don't mind telling, where else have you been?" he asked, as he had lived a life in a rather small part of the world, not fully experiencing the rest of the wide world.