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The methods are very familiar. “When they left, I |
"returned to nurse those I could back to health. |
Nila, by some luck, was off when the attack |
"happened. She returned to find her love and child |
taken. |
MATT: "Nila went off to find them alone. I begged |
her to stay, else she join their fate, but it’s |
"impossible to stop a mother when the child is in |
danger. So I fear for her life but I understand |
"her drive. So here I am, here he is, and a few |
survivors care to what remains of our village a |
"ways back that direction.” She points deeper into |
the forest. “So, you know my story, what’s yours?” |
MARISHA: Other half of our party members were |
taken from us in the middle of the night, just |
last night. Seems very similar ways, considering |
neither of the rest of us heard anything. |
TALIESIN: Just woke up and they were gone. |
MATT: “They were lucky.” |
TALIESIN: We’ll see. |
MATT: “Had you been awake, you might have had the |
urge or instinct to defend them.” |
TALIESIN: Well, we’re making our way to see if |
something can be done. |
MARISHA: Yeah. |
MATT: “Well, you’re as brave as Nila.” |
MARISHA: Nila? She’s the one going after them? |
MATT: “She was. I don’t know where she is or if |
she has fared well– if they’ve found her. I think |
she overestimates her capability.” |
MARISHA: What was her son’s name? |
MATT: “Her son was Dua.” |
ASHLY: Can I do an insight check just to make sure |
that she’s telling the truth? |
MATT: You may. |
ASHLY: 15. |
MATT: 15? |
SAM, TALIESIN, and MARISHA: Whispers? |
SAM: Guys, D&D Beyond is a wonderful platform, in |
which you can organize your statistics and your |
equipment and they’ve just recently done a revamp |
of their layout. Liam, how do you like it? |
LIAM: I like it. It feels like I am looking at the |
paper. |
SAM: And it’s customizable! |
LIAM: It’s customizable. I haven’t customized mine |
yet. |
ASHLY: We’re talking about D&D Beyond? |
LIAM: Always. |
SAM: Nice. |
LIAM: Yes, Keg, we are. |
ASHLY: I heard it’s a wonderful service. |
MATT: “Well, if we indeed have an enemy in common, |
you are welcome to stay with us.” And she glances |
across you. “I can perhaps maybe tend to some of |
your wounds. We have tea that’s ready that may |
"help you in your journey ahead.” |
TALIESIN: I genuinely don’t know how to say no to |
tea. |
MARISHA: You couldn’t bring a horse back from the |
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