Antropos felt there was something observing him. He sensed it. He tried to spot what it was unsuccessfully. It was not Nickolaus, who was ahead of him. Something seemed to be watching him from above adn Antropos disliked that - as a warrior, he knew the disadvantages of being in lower ground. He was so confident, he thought that his strong muscles would be more than enought to tackle that potential threat. As it was dark, sometimes he had the impression of seeing shining spots on the tree tops. Probably stars, Antropos thought. He had no idea the amazon was following them.<br/><br/>Antropos was happy to see Nicklaus did not object his presence and approached the womanizer. He had heard about Nickolaus and the way he persuaded girls into his bed. Antropos had never faced difficulties in this matter but many of his friends always complained about that rich boy.<br/><br/>"How sure are you that the bullshit about the amazon that the survivor told is true?", Antropos inquired as he raised an eyebrow. A single man would not have been able to destroy our village and kill everyone, let alone a woman".<br/><br/>As Nickolaus headed towards the entrance, the experienced warrior grabbed his shoulder. "Man, you should be more careful. Assuming our enemy is there inside, praying for his God, how sure can you be he has not set a trap for us? This seems so easy! Dont go inside! Everything seems too calm. There is something wrong. Dont you think?"<br/><br/>Antropos looks around as if looking for something suspicious. He knew traps were part of war and an experienced warrior would love to set a trap for his opponents. Not for Antropos, he thought. This would not work for him! He tensed his muscles, trying to look like stronger.