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about you, but I do not. |
MARISHA: It’s such a quiet bird. I’m used to very |
loud birds. |
MATT: You guys gather some kindling, get back to |
your three horses and your comparatively |
uncomfortable riding arrangement, and continue on |
for another hour on the outside of the forest |
before the sun does eventually vanish. The graying |
sky is getting darker and darker, the faint bits |
of orange that poke through– it’s not a beautiful |
sunset, you only catch the faint hues that manage |
to push through the gloom, but the sky grows dark |
enough to the point where you think you should set |
up camp. Are you setting up camp at the edge of |
the forest, on the inside of the forest, on the |
outside of the forest, what’s your preference? |
LIAM: Off inside, I think. |
ASHLY: Yeah, I think inside as well. |
MATT: Okay. You guys set up camp. Who’s keeping |
first watch? |
LIAM: I will. |
TALIESIN: I’ll also do first watch. |
LIAM: I will begin it by putting out the silver |
thread around the group. |
MATT: You guys want to both individually roll |
perception or one aid the other? With the help action. |
SAM: Help action! |
LIAM: Individual. |
TALIESIN: Individual. |
LIAM: Because I can’t decide. |
MATT: Go for it. |
TALIESIN: Natural 20. |
LIAM: Better than my 16. |
MATT: Plus? |
TALIESIN: Oh. Plus… three. 23. |
MATT: All righty. As everyone’s settling in, |
begins to find their initial portions of rest, you |
guys have your small fire there on the edge. |
Molly, you glance off deeper into the forest… |
and your eyes, even at this distance, catch a |
faint glimmer of matching flame. You see a faint |
bit of firelight sparkling about 200 feet deeper |
into the forest. |
TALIESIN: There’s another… there’s another |
campfire. |
LIAM: How far away? |
TALIESIN: 200 feet, give or take. |
LIAM: Uh… |
TALIESIN: Do you want to send a bird, maybe? |
LIAM: I would send one of two things. One is our |
little friend here, or– |
TALIESIN: She’s sleeping. |
LIAM: Or I… lose the peregrine and go back to |
something else a little less noticeable. |
TALIESIN: I’d say go ahead. I figure if they were |
meaning us any harm they wouldn’t set a fire. |
LIAM: And it’s dark out now, yeah? |
MATT: It is dark, yeah. It’s probably pushing |
10:00, 10:30. |
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