With the King dead, you know that morale will be low. No one is there to spur the troops on. The king was young, but charismatic. You know that he would now stand up there, on the dais before the palace, and deliver a speech to raise up their spirits and to prepare the soldiers for the march ahead.

With the king gone, you have a choice. You could step in and make that speech. As the commanders of the army, it would be expected. On the other hand, you could have one last drink with your allies to reinforce the bonds of fellowship with those closest to you. After all, these are the folks you have trusted with your life, and they have done the same with you. This might be your last opportunity to enjoy a bit of shelter in peace.