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what I was doing? Five.
MATT: At this distance, it looks like it’s
straight, moving, rolling hills and bursts of stone.
LIAM: It’s getting dark out here, and I’m tired.
TALIESIN: If we can find a stone for cover,
maybe.
ASHLY: I’ll take watch.
TALIESIN: We’ll set up a proper camp.
SAM: I’ll take watch with Keg.
ASHLY: Great.
LIAM: Before I go to sleep, I do the silver
thread.
MATT: First watch is you two. Do you wish to
combine your perception checks for this watch, or
take them individually?
ASHLY: No.
MATT: Roll individually.
SAM: 13.
ASHLY: Ten.
MATT: First watch manages to go by. You both keep
a very sharp eye out in the distance. Nothing
seems to catch your attention, though the night is
getting quite cold. Towards the end of your watch,
snowfall begins to slowly descend upon the
northern valley.
SAM: Chilly. Sure glad I have all this booze to
drink to keep me warm. Wouldn’t you like some?
ASHLY: I have 200 pounds of pure muscle. I never
get cold.
SAM: Well, it tastes good, though. So there’s
that, too.
ASHLY: Why you trying to cozy up to me?
SAM: I’m not trying to cozy up to you! I think we
got off on the wrong small feet.
ASHLY: You mean when you bared your teeth at me
four times?
SAM: I have to bare my teeth at everyone! Look at
these things, they’re huge!
ASHLY: You have no choice?
SAM: No, I have very thin lips, very long teeth,
some would call them fangs. It’s not my fault.
When I smile, it looks like I’m trying to bite
your throat off.
ASHLY: Show me?
SAM: (snarls)
ASHLY: Ooh.
SAM: And I like tongue. I was eating some tongue
when you saw me.
ASHLY: Oh, I forgot about that. I thought you were
coming on to me.
SAM: No! Oh god, no.
ASHLY: Well, you don’t have to be that
disgusted.
SAM: You’re a handsome woman, but– you’re a
woman, right?
ASHLY: Yes.
SAM: Okay, good. Just making sure.
ASHLY: Just because I have a five o'clock shadow,
doesn’t mean I’m not a woman.
SAM: I don’t know! I don’t want to presume
anything.