MacConnell
Creator of The Untamed Wilds
Day 45: The Haunted Tree, Day 10, Morning.
It does not rain in the early hours of the morning as it has in the past few, but the sky is rather overcast with low hanging clouds. The Seekers have a quick breakfast and prepare themselves as best they may.
Sheldon -
"This sky may prove to our advantage, if it holds through the morning. I think we should reach our destination just before midday."
Following the tiny stream due west, it trickles over a small decline after about 3 hours walk. At this point, the Seekers pause, for the terrain and environ significantly change. Scanning around the area, it is noticed that the tiny stream fans out and that the group becomes swampy farther to the west. Something has caused the flow of the stream to back up and it appears to have been so for some considerable time, years likely. Standing dead pine can be seen in the distance among healthy cypress and tupelo. The fauna becomes very different than anything previously seen. Woodpeckers and a few calling birds flick about the trees but not songbirds. Wading birds stalk about looking for small prey and some aquatic game birds are visible as well.
Indigo -
"Seeing animals here, this close to our destination, is a good sign. I think."
Sheldon nods,
"How do you wish to proceed?"
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It does not rain in the early hours of the morning as it has in the past few, but the sky is rather overcast with low hanging clouds. The Seekers have a quick breakfast and prepare themselves as best they may.
Sheldon -
"This sky may prove to our advantage, if it holds through the morning. I think we should reach our destination just before midday."
Following the tiny stream due west, it trickles over a small decline after about 3 hours walk. At this point, the Seekers pause, for the terrain and environ significantly change. Scanning around the area, it is noticed that the tiny stream fans out and that the group becomes swampy farther to the west. Something has caused the flow of the stream to back up and it appears to have been so for some considerable time, years likely. Standing dead pine can be seen in the distance among healthy cypress and tupelo. The fauna becomes very different than anything previously seen. Woodpeckers and a few calling birds flick about the trees but not songbirds. Wading birds stalk about looking for small prey and some aquatic game birds are visible as well.
Indigo -
"Seeing animals here, this close to our destination, is a good sign. I think."
Sheldon nods,
"How do you wish to proceed?"
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