It was this man who drew Warwolf's attention.
The man pulling the cart was markedly different from the others. His broad frame and tall stature were evident, and he bent slightly to tug the heavy cart.
Yet, his steady gait while pulling the cart showed that he didn't suffer the physical withering as the others did.
His body was also covered. While others were wrapped in scraps of cloth and bandages, this man was clad in a brass-colored breastplate. It came complete with shoulder guards, gauntlets, and a tunic, forming a comprehensive set of armor.
An old, somewhat torn white cloth wrapped around his head, the excess draped over his shoulders like a cape and extending down to his waist.
He wore a brass-colored Frog Eye Mask on his face, seemingly part of the same set as the breastplate and likely custom-made, given how well it fit.
This apparel, even without the breastplate and mask, wasn't something a refugee could afford.
