I ' m hoping for the same thing . The game has huge potential but it ' s going to take a lot to bring back the player base . <| sep |> If the pack is large and super tightly clumped but that ' s quite rare <| sep |> Morryn had silently , apparently emotionlessly watched his other brothers utter their opinions , and he had even watched the leaving of Brother Marq in that manner . He unobtrusively eyed Brother Jason sitting opposite of Morryn when Marq was blaming the former . And shortly afterwards , he pensively listened to Jason ' s words . To the outside , Morryn kept his pokerface . On the inside he was a bit confused . Not very much . Or , getting a more thorough grasp of this feeling , he found it to be a slightly shocked mood . It was somehow incredible how much insight he had already gained now into the internal affairs of the Kingsguard after only a few days . He tried to calm himself , but deep inside he let out a sigh of frustration at seeing Brother Jason despairing . And Jason ' s glance at the White Book did not escape attentive Morryn either . Discreetly he lowered his eyes for a while then . He looked up again when their Lord Commander led Jason into another room . Morryn found that strange . He did not even want to think more about the meaning of this now . Things got just weirder when both of them returned . First Morryn watched Tully laugh . Then he heard him speak . Then he watched him laugh again . Then he watched him turn serious . Then he heard him denounce Brother Marq . Then he heard him regretting to do just that . And then he heard him issue their orders . And finally he saw him rise and end the meeting and salute them . Morryn normally was somebody who thought about and brooded over and reconsidered and contemplated nearly everything indepth and thoroughly . Now , however , not a single thought came into his mind . His head was just empty .