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MATT: We begin today’s story as morning slowly |
creeps over the distant mountains. The cold, |
frosted dew on the tops of the nearby grasses |
glistening like tiny crystals, the bits of |
sunlight begin to just break past the ridge. The |
sky, previously clear the night before showing the |
stars above, now is matted with cloud cover and |
small breaks that show the blue sky above. The |
cold weather is definitely shaking you awake as |
you all begin to come to, rubbing your eyes. |
Glancing about the cold atmosphere, you come to |
the hard, dirt ground patch that you had cleared |
out for your evening’s rest, your packs and tents |
ready to be reassembled… But it’s just the four |
of you. |
SAM: Jester, I need some pocket bacon for |
breakfast. Jester? Jester– oh, she’s probably |
taking a dump in the woods. |
MARISHA: I think I have some pocket bacon still. |
SAM: Oh, can I have some? |
MARISHA: Yeah. It’s a little moldy. |
SAM: Oh, that’s even better. (eating noises) |
MARISHA: Okay. |
TALIESIN: Fjord never came back after watch last |
night. |
LIAM: I stand up and scan the area. |
MATT: Make a perception check. |
LIAM: What is that? That’s a six plus something. |
Nine. |
MATT: Looking about, there is a faint mist that is |
still burning off that clouds your vision far |
enough to the point where you can’t quite see some |
elements of the mountain range you had just come |
from, but glancing about around you, there’s no |
sign of your three companions. There’s no visuals |
that guide you to where they might be. |
MARISHA: Where’s Yasha? She’s gone too. |
SAM: She does that sometimes. I’m sure it’s |
nothing. |
MARISHA: Yeah, but– |
TALIESIN: Fjord? |
MARISHA and TALIESIN: Jester? |
TALIESIN: The Traveler’s bullshit! |
SAM: That’s playing– |
TALIESIN: That really would’ve worked. |
SAM: That’s playing with fire. |
TALIESIN: I’m going to check the tents. I’m going |
to check the tents to see if their stuff is still there. |
MATT: As you go about to their sleeping |
arrangement spaces, everything except for whatever |
they had on them as they took their watch is still |
there. The haversack is left behind, the rest of |
their goods lying on the ground where they were |
left. |
SAM: Their personal belongings and stuff? |
MATT: Yep. |
MARISHA: Falchion? |
MATT: The falchion’s always with him. |
MARISHA: Right, but his holster thingy. Right? |
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