_How the Viceroy sent Hernando de Alvarado to Truxillo, Jeronimo de Villegas to Huanuco and the Treasurer to Arequipa, and what happened._ The Viceroy was very active in assembling men and, although he had suspended the ordinances, he did not cease to talk about the duty of enforcing them. All sorts of intrigues and discourses passed in the city of Lima at that time. The Judges, talking one with another, thought they were lost while the Viceroy, with all the forces he could collect, would be carrying on the war with Gonzalo Pizarro. The Viceroy notwithstanding the despatches he had sent to all the cities in the kingdom already, determined also to send persons in his confidence to the cities, to summon all citizens to join him with their arms and horses. He sent the Captain Hernando de Alvarado, brother of Alonso de Alvarado who had gone to Spain, to the city of Truxillo. He had offered his person and to bring men and arms. His statement may have been good in intention at the time, as he was a person much esteemed by his brother the Captain Alonso de Alvarado. But Hernando had heard the Viceroy declare that he would enforce the ordinances when the time was opportune, and this made him presently forget the offers he had made. If the captains were thus cautious in their dealings with the unfortunate Viceroy, on whom could he rely? If those around him were disloyal to the King whose servant the Viceroy was, where was he to find help? Hernando de Alvarado did get together some men and arms, but he took the road to the mountains with them.