A good army? My countryhas never had a good army. The doors wereoff as were the windows, though actually it was a matter of someconjecture whether the place had ever had doors and windows. Parilla knew that many in the roomhad significant agricultural interests. it didn't seem so terrible -without letting in the unwanted messages of welcoming townsfolk andcompetent Sumeri troops.
On the other hand, we haven't lost any more of ourown since we started shooting anyone approaching whowasn't strippeddown. A really good subordinate must sometimes read his leader's mind,even in fairly trivial matters. He'd reallythought he could do better. It seemed to Sada that one of the problems - and he understood themeven better than Carrera did - was that extra
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