From the corner of his eye, he saw his new squire follow him hurriedly. The relationship between a squire and his master went two ways. The squire would clean the armour, tend to the horses, act as a cupbearer and run errands, while the master would pass on his martial skills as well as many other talents the master deems the squire worthy of. Since he was going to teach the boy, Jon was going to make sure he would be capable. No student, or squire of his, in this case, would be anything short of exceptional.