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MARISHA: Okay. Can I climb a tree and do I see |
anything on the horizon in where we’re going, like |
another tree clearing that looks like it might be |
up ahead? |
MATT: Make an athletics check. |
MARISHA: Athletics? |
MATT: Yes. |
MARISHA: 24. |
SAM: Jesus. |
MARISHA: Rolled an 18. |
MATT: Like a monkey that was raised in the jungle, |
you watch Beauregard leap from branch to bough, |
effortlessly diving through this forest. |
ASHLY: Keg is aroused. |
MARISHA: Whatever you cast on me, Caleb, is |
like… I feel so good! |
MATT and LIAM: It’s gone. |
MARISHA: But the lingering effects, you know, I’m |
in the afterglow! |
MATT: The afterglow of Haste. |
TALIESIN: It was just tea. We just gave you tea to |
smoke, it wasn’t really… |
(laughter) |
TALIESIN: Herbal tea, man. Just chamomile tea. |
MARISHA: So relaxed. |
MATT: You make it up into the canopy. Make a |
perception check. |
MARISHA: Okay. 17. |
MATT: Even at the tallest tree, most around you, |
all you can see are other trees of varying |
heights. Looking in the northeast direction, |
beyond where you just came from, you can see the |
house, you can see bits of natural rock that maybe |
had either been left by some long-ago volcanic |
detonation in the distance, or pushed up through |
the ground by tectonic movement, you’re not sure. |
You see elements of stone that have broken through |
bits of the grass and open fields, part of the |
natural fields here. You haven’t actually traveled |
this far north, so it’s unfamiliar topography to |
you– you’ve only heard about it– but it’s |
interesting to see that the further north you get, |
the more rocky the terrain seems to get in the |
direction you’re traveling. You do see, far in the |
distance, what could possibly be the road that |
you’re getting to, but it’s a ways off to get to |
that direction. |
MARISHA: I climb back down. I say we gather some |
branches, some scrap wood for firewood, in case |
this might be the only forest we come across in a |
while. See as far as we can get, maybe we can hide |
under a rock for shelter or something. |
TALIESIN: I’ve still got my tent, so, sure. |
MARISHA: I shoved one in the haversack too. |
TALIESIN: All right. |
MATT: You guys continue for the next hour or so, |
skirting along the forest. |
MARISHA: I gathered some stuff. |
LIAM: As they leave, Caleb scooches Frumpkin on |
the head and says: You know, she always forgets |
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