How badly will arcanan pows react to confirmation of torture

This just dawned on me. Somewhere it was mentioned that the arcanans in sharonian captivity reacted rather indignantly when questioned about such things. Well if there's a whole new crop of pows being sent to wherever the old ones are being held, and they bring what they know about violation of the accords with them, things could get interesting.

Especially when the longer termed prisoners inform the newcomers about who actually killed magister halithon.

ThisName1 wrote:This just dawned on me. Somewhere it was mentioned that the arcanans in sharonian captivity reacted rather indignantly when questioned about such things. Well if there's a whole new crop of pows being sent to wherever the old ones are being held, and they bring what they know about violation of the accords with them, things could get interesting.

Especially when the longer termed prisoners inform the newcomers about who actually killed magister halithon.

Does Sharona still have POW's from the first clashes? Don't forget, that after the battle for Fort Salby, the prisoners taken in the battle were exchanged against the railroad-building-team and their machines. If Arcanans from these early clashes are still in the hand of Sharona, then it have to be the ones from Janakis prisoner-transport, but I can't remember if they were exchanged, too - or went further upchain to Sharona before the battle took place.

So, the only POWs Sharona has for sure are the ones Division-Captain chan Geraith made during his advance against Twothousand Harshus back and the swamp portal. And these are around 30.000-35.000 miles from Sharona away ... It will take months, before they get there.

Yes. They still have a bunch of the original prisoners hey captured, some went towards sharona but after the assault on fort Salby they brought many of them back to Traisum. Just looked it up, it's chapter 27 in road to hell where Battalion-Captain chan Gayrahn thinks about how his pow's and how he wished to have a copy of the kerellian accords.