[ By the time Frank crosses the forest, he has long gotten sick his horse and left it behind -- and after over an hour of endless pacing, he is already getting sick of the maze itself as well.
His sword couldn't break or cut the walls, but he attempts to leave signs in other ways: smearing dirt against them in an arrow to mark the direction he takes when he reaches a crossroad. However, he hasn't made any obvious ground, and when he tries to backtrack, his marks have either been erased or the maze itself has changed entirely.
It seems the obvious tricks aren't going to assist him here.
As his frustration builds, he hears something approaching. Frank turns towards the origin of the sound and draws his sword, waiting.
He's frustrated enough at this point that a direct confrontation seems more relieving than threatening. ]
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His sword couldn't break or cut the walls, but he attempts to leave signs in other ways: smearing dirt against them in an arrow to mark the direction he takes when he reaches a crossroad. However, he hasn't made any obvious ground, and when he tries to backtrack, his marks have either been erased or the maze itself has changed entirely.
It seems the obvious tricks aren't going to assist him here.
As his frustration builds, he hears something approaching. Frank turns towards the origin of the sound and draws his sword, waiting.
He's frustrated enough at this point that a direct confrontation seems more relieving than threatening. ]