D'Andelot is already with Conde.
"Now, as your troop is to ride with mine, I will see that they are disposed for the night together, and that their wants are attended to.

My men have picketed their horses just outside the castle moat; for, as you see, we are crowded here with gentlemen and their personal followers, and it would be impossible to make room for all.

I will take your officer to the seneschal, who will see that your men are provided with bread, meat, and wine.
"Ah, Captain Montpace, you are in command of the troop, I see.

I thought the countess would send so experienced a soldier with them, and I am proud to have such a well-appointed troop behind me.

None so well armed and orderly have yet arrived.