Haytham inwardly admitted that Connor's endurance was an admirable quality. Out of habit, he had not given him much credit. But he might have been mistaken about the extent of the injuries; he knew almost nothing about lasting wounds, only about the points of the body that made for quickly lethal results with a blade. Perhaps Connor was not as damaged as he thought.

He tucked the missive back into his coat. "Very well. We should be able to make it there without more trouble."