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free. Yasha went on her own path while the rest of |
you, the six of you, decided strength in numbers, |
and at the time being, you all seem to enjoy each |
other’s company. Purchasing a fresh |
map, looking at your future prospects and your |
dwindling funds, you decided to head northward, |
towards the city of Zadash by way of the Golden |
Road, past the city of Alfield. And that is where |
we left off, as you had smacked the rear end of |
the single horse and cart, and sent it spooked |
into the northern field. |
LAURA: We chased after it, right? |
MATT: You do. You chase after it to keep up. |
LAURA: We don’t just lose it. |
MATT: Being relatively before noon at this point |
in time, you’re heading northward along the Amber |
Road. The well-packed dirt of the ten-foot roadway |
gives you a clear path towards your next |
destination. The gentle creak of the cart mingles |
with the clomping of the horse hooves as you push |
forward. The midday air is warmer than you |
expected. The sky’s common gray presence is broken |
into smaller cloud patches, the victorious blue |
peeking through. You guys continue for a few hours, |
talking amongst yourselves a bit. If there are any |
questions you wish to ask each other, now is |
the time. |
SAM: Any questions? |
MATT: Meaning if there is anything coming out of |
the city you wanted to talk about, otherwise I’m |
going to continue to push forward with your |
journey. So stop me at any point. |
TRAVIS: Is Beau– is her face all jibbity-jacked, |
or is it pretty normal-looking at this point? |
MATT: Make a perception check. |
TRAVIS: Not that I watched anything from last week, |
because I didn’t! 16. |
MATT: You can see there is some faint bruising |
starting to show on the left side of the face. |
TRAVIS: I bet she doesn’t want to talk about that. |
That’s a good shiner. |
MARISHA: Thanks. |
TRAVIS: Did you give as good as you got? |
MARISHA: I wouldn’t say I won, because I lost. |
But I did pretty good. What color is it right now? |
Is it in that orange-ish purple– |
TRAVIS: It’s got the green-yellow sunset |
happening, things are starting to spread. Tomorrow |
will be– |
MARISHA: Right. Got that little orangey. Mm-hmm. |
LAURA: It’s really pretty. |
MARISHA: Thanks. |
TALIESIN: Significant improvement. |
TRAVIS: That trouble going to follow you as we go |
on our way, or do you think you’re free and clear? |
MARISHA: Oh no, that was just a little bar fight. |
Nothing. Just a little friendly sparring. Nothing crazy. |
TRAVIS: Nice. |
LAURA: Does anyone want a donut from my bag? |
TALIESIN: Yes, I’ll have a donut, thank you, |
please. |
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