(Adventure) Immortality Awakens (Knight Otu Judging) Part II

[shadowbloodmoon]

The dragon surely knows you're here now. Shut up. Tandi helps retrieve her two comrades if she can, and as they continue she promises herself to be more cautious so that she too doesn't fall into something similar.

 

[Rystil Arden]

*As Krug sniffs to see if the moss would taste good, he realises that the moss has a distinct odor, which now covers Rillian.*

 

[Krug]

"You smell kinda... mossy," Krug says to Rillian. "Possibly make a good stew." The dwarf appears to have a sudden brainwave, which appears to hurt his head. "Perhaps we should all cover ourselves in it, and the wyrm would not be able to smell us?"

 

[Keia]

Thurgan Hammer, Dwarven Smith

"You smell kinda... mossy," Krug says to Rillian. "Possibly make a good stew." The dwarf appears to have a sudden brainwave, which appears to hurt his head. "Perhaps we should all cover ourselves in it, and the wyrm would not be able to smell us?"

"Or maybe he'd know we wus comin' since this moss-stuff is only inna pit," Thurgan countered. "Dragons can smell good, cant they?"

 

[Jdvn1]

Making sure his hat stays on, Anton climbs up, with the help of Cade. "Oh, thank you." He takes a look at Rillian, trying to figure out what kind of moss this is, whether or not it is dangerous.

ooc: K(Nature) +9

 

[Rystil Arden]

*Anton thinks that the moss isn't dangerous. In fact, it is safe to eat and is quite tasty. However, it has a strong odor that is recognisable from far away.*

 

[Jdvn1]

"Hm. This moss could reveal our presence to the dragon well before we are able to see him. I think we should go back to the other route and make as much noise as possible, inciting the dragon to come to us. At least that way, we will be prepared."

 

[Bront]

"That's certantly an option. Perhaps throw something to set off the screamers?" Cade asks.

 

[Jdvn1]

"I have arrows. I think that will be sufficient."

 

[Rystil Arden]

(OOC: Anton remembers that some species of Shriekers will shriek at a nearby arrow, while others will not. The Shriekers evolved to be more or less sensitive to very small things based on whether or not they were having more problems getting food with false positives that caused their shrieks to be ignored, like shrieking at a bug, or whether food was so scarce that catching even small things was necessary)