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f the river despite his efforts to swim to the bank grabbing at a log drifting past robin tried to keep afloat the task becoming increasingly difficult to the englishman s horror the log thrashed around and he realized he was clinging to a crocodile the crocodile aggressively flicked the startled robin with his tail into the air and he fell into the wide open mouth the jaws snapped shut robin woke up shaking another nightmare since he had returned from the war in the holy land he had occasionally had nightmares he sat up and realized he was soaking wet as he sat there contemplating the reason for this much walked up to him with a look on his face that was suspiciously innocent much yes master much answered merrily immediately robin suspected that much had some part to play in his getting wet would you happen to know why i am as wet as a drowned rat well it rained last night and you had another nightmare didn t you robin yes i did and you know you sweat when you have those nightmares yes i do sweat but not that much and remember the leak was over you much where is the bucket of water that you put under the leak last night asked djaq winking at robin why do you want it much enquired nervously so i can have drink now instead of going all the way down to the stream djaq replied well much looked flustered much said little john and will in unison not being funny but you didn t pour the whole lot on top of robin did you much turned red as he said he couldn t keep secrets oh much robin jumped out of bed and gave much a stern look master i m sorry very sorry forgive me he begged repentantly of course i do robin clapped much on the back today much today we will mend the roof about time too much sighed in contentment right then let s get to work edward got up from where he had been watching the outlaws with respect before we fix the roof i would like to give you something the outlaws and marian all looked at edward with anticipation edward reached behind the hood that robin had given to him and pulled out a roll of parchment he passed it to robin and stood smiling at him ho ho robin chuckled to himself what is it father marian asked the great pact of nottingham answered edward better still the great pact of traitors replied djaq thank you edward i am sure you know how much this means for me and england when king richard sees this the sheriff and gisborne won t stand a chance just think robin was ecstatic the great pact of nottingham was in his hands well now that we have written proof of all the traitors in this part of england we should give this document to the king allan suggested sorry allan but the roof needs waterproofing and i am not going to sleep under that drip ever again much was very good at telling everyone what he thought much we will mend the hole today but i think that we should send a message to king richard letting him know that we will be coming decided robin we could just send the pact with a trusted messenger much tried marian spoke up king richard he will need us robin shook his head questioningly yes but why because if we are to get the pact to king richard who is in the holy land that means that we need to give it to him ourselves you can t trust anyone in these times it s too dangerous will explained marian looked at will and said almost king richard needs us because i don t think he knows about operation shah mat oh he knows about the sheriff s plot stated robin we sent a messenger then why surely if he knows about the sheriff s plot why hasn t he sent word back acknowledging that he received our message marian thought aloud she s right robin why will backed up marian robin there is only one way to make sure that king richard knows about the sheriff s plot and that is to send another message king richard is winning the war at the moment he won t need you us djaq looked sadly at a squirrel as she thought about her country s ruler sultan saladin if king richard was winning that meant that saladin was losing it was hard for djaq because she was fighting with the outlaws for king richard who was fighting against saladin will looked at djaq and guessed what was going through her mind don t worry will reassured saladin hasn t been captured and if you re lucky he won t get captured will we want the sultan to be captured and killed he is much stopped as robin shot him a look full of reproof he coughed rather violently then went away saying well i m sure that ah that you will all need some ah some food squirrel or chicken might be better no if he is captured there will be peace king richard will come home and he will see the war going on in england djaq looked around at the band and continued i fight with you for england for england cried the band what s a moat for anyway published august 6 2008 book robin hood 1 comment nottingham castle gisborne the peasants are gone marian and edward have escaped and i have decided that you are going to fill the moat with a bucket the sheriff fumed gisborne sensing this was not the time to protest picked a bucket up and returned the sheriff s outbreak with a weak joke and am i to fill the bucket with a spoon i don t care gisborne i want the moat to be filled by the end of this month guards go find the lady marian and her father sir edward the guard who had answered the sheriff s general call looked blankly at the sheriff where do you suggest i look he asked right now all i will suggest is that you go and search until they are found the sheriff answered tersely try the forest gisborne suggested the forest but there are some very unsavory characters round that neck of the woods sorry i mean the forest yes i know that and i am suggesting you go and look there gisborne answered frustrated the guard walked away quickly before gisborne could suggest anything else m lord you weren t serious about filling the moat with a bucket were you gisborne hoped that the sheriff was over his joke i couldn t have been more serious gisborne i don t quite know why i m asking you but what s a moat for anyway for protection as you said earlier today right and exactly how is a dry moat going to offer protection the sheriff questioned gisborne ah it won t so fill the moat for me gisborne resigned himself to spending the rest of his life transforming the dry and dusty moat with a bucket so nodding at the sheriff he went to the well and drew his first bucketful of water then trudged dejectedly over to the moat the sheriff followed with his eyes as water poured down hit the ground with a hiss and all too quickly disappeared you see m lord it just soaks into the dirt what should i do finish the job and with that the sheriff stormed off gisborne started to think that maybe just maybe the sheriff had gone crazy now i see why the peasants fled he thought three hours later and all gisborne had filled was a puddle the sheriff stood on the drawbridge watching as gisborne lugged yet another bucket to the moat stop he called out you may stop but next time you could do me a favour and tell me if my plan isn t working gisborne felt an overwhelming urge to throw the next bucketful of water at sheriff but thought better of it they can t have just disappeared published august 6 2008 book robin hood leave a comment outskirts of sherwood forest hiding at the fringe of the forest robin told his band what to do as they watched the castle allan you go to nettlestone village will can you take locksley manor little john you d better go to clun village and much you can have bonchurch djaq if you come with me you ll be able to help edward if he needs it when we free him and marian is that clear yes clear as the water in the moat once you have dropped the families at their villages leave immediately and we ll reassemble outside knighton hall robin glanced around at the outlaws then nodded at will and allan you two go first then much and little john meet you at knighton will and allan called out as they hurried out of the forest very soon much spotted will and allan clambering out of the moat with a crowd of peasants little john stood up and pulled much to his feet come on as they returned and passed the final pair heading towards the moat much could be heard telling the peasants he had rescued that one day they would have a new master and that they would have to call him lord much djaq looked up at the guards who paced up and down the battlements thank goodness the sheriff isn t sending them to guard the moat until tomorrow it is a good thing they haven t looked down and noticed the peasants disappearing right from under their noses robin laughed when he thought about what the sheriff would say to the guards djaq and robin clambered down into the moat where the remaining peasants were waiting the man that was just here i think his name was munch no it was chew remember another peasant interrupted the first continued munch chew or eat he said to wait for robin hood sorry i never was good at remembering names robin laughed at much s new name it suited him very well my name is robin hood and here is one of my friends djaq do you know the sheriff s plot yes we have heard that is why we are going to take you to knighton hall you can live there in peace just follow us and you ll be fine djaq instructed the trip to knighton hall was uneventful everything went according to plan back at the castle the sheriff was in a rage robin hood had freed the sheriff s few prisoners he had escaped unharmed and now he would undoubtedly be thinking of freeing marian and sir edward that would not do get me my horse and be quick the sheriff yelled at a guard yes m lord you may not know but i am just filling in for my brother who is deaf i m not the deaf one having made his point the guard brought the sheriff s horse to him and dismounted the sheriff stood on the guard s shoulders to enable him to mount his horse giddy up the sheriff ordered and they clattered over the flagstones out of the castle and over the moat glancing at the moat caused the sheriff to think about the ill fated soon to drown peasants until he noticed there were no peasants quickly he looked around no peasants he yelled at the gate keeper to look for the peasants before galloping off to knighton hall robin hood would not get to rescue the captives even if it meant that he the sheriff had to keep watch himself every minute until edward and marian were released knighton hall marian edward djaq called out marian looked around at the sound of a familiar voice who is it edward asked it is robin hood and this is a rescue robin how will we get these shackles off djaq asked robin thought for a moment and pulling marian s hair pin out of his pocket he grinned and said this should do the trick edward and marian were freed from the stocks and were stretching their aching muscles when djaq heard a whistle that s the signal the others are ready djaq explained to edward and marian thanks robin and djaq i m wishing i hadn t mentioned the stocks to the sheriff when we were discussing forms of punishment edward said rubbing his back just as robin hood and the band disappeared into the forest the sheriff galloped up to the stocks discovered them empty and moaned in frustration they can t have just disappeared i had them locked securely the sheriff contemplated what he would do if he ever caught marian or her father again without question they would die exasperated at yet another failure he turned his thoughts back to the castle the moat remained empty but that was about to change he d get gisborne to fill it with a bucket from the well cheered up by this prospect the sheriff rode back to the castle we need a plan fast published august 6 2008 book robin hood leave a comment nottingham castle come on lads meet me at the camp robin raced out of the castle why is he in such a hurry will asked allan i m not being funny but maybe we should ask him allan replied he s gone we ll just have to follow djaq said running after robin as he said little john observed running through the forest much panted there s something nice about the forest little john looked back at much who as usual was at the back of the group and asked what something much shrugged in the forest you re free i think that the forest is better than a castle or estate except maybe bonchurch lodge djaq teased oh now that you remind me bonchurch is different much protested everyone except much laughed i don t see what s so funny exclaimed much indignantly when i own bonchurch lodge you will have to call me lord much allan groaned will tried to reason with much robin wasn t called lord robin when he owned land no he just had the larger title robin of locksley earl of huntingdon much would not give up the conversation only ended when the outlaw arrived at their camp robin was sat at a small table that will had made the rest of the outlaws gathered round the table and waited for robin to speak we need a plan fast the sheriff is going to drown all the peasants by filling the moat robin told his band how will he fill the moat asked djaq interested at the sheriff s latest act of madness he is going to make the peasants from every village work to channel the river into the moat there will be guards surrounding the moat as of tomorrow so that the peasants can t escape hence the need for speed do you have a plan little john asked i have a plan well half a plan robin replied simultaneously forming one in his head as they waited for robin to think through his plan will mindlessly arranged piles of pennies on the table right i have it announced robin these coins here are the castle and these coins around it are nettlestone village locksley manor clun village knighton hall and bonchurch lodge if we move four families to each village then that would be everyone out of the moat and into safety master i have one request the peasants who go to bonchurch should call me lord much when i own the lands very sophisticated robin grinned at much s request hadn t we better get 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