The Waterford Boy

<p>On <strong>King John</strong>'s command all convicted male felons from England's jails are being sent to fight in France.</p><p>Word reaches <strong>Nottingham Castle</strong> that the King's <strong>Chief Recruiter</strong> is paying a visit and the <strong>Sheriff</strong> orders <strong>Sir Guy of Gisburne</strong> to gather a few men from each local village to make up the numbers. Gisburne has recently become enraged by a young boy's ritualistic chants to <strong>Herne the Hunter</strong> and vows to capture him for this very purpose.</p><p><strong>Robin</strong> is angered by this new people tax... but his rage is nothing compared to that of <strong>Will Scarlet</strong> when he hears the chief recruiter's name: <strong>James D'Marelle</strong>.</p><p>For Will and the recruiter have met before... <em>many</em> years ago...</p>