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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5731722" data-attributes="member: 12460">"I don't know," Awna replies to Krawlinstar, "they're just red." Awna slowly walks back to the group with a haunted look on her face. She seems quite distracted by the whole situation."Invisible red clouds aren't anything we need to worry about. It's time we packed up and made our way further up the mountains," Omar says dismissingly. "According to our map there is a pass we should reach before nightfall that has a suitable camping ground."With that, your group ends their lunch break and continues forward. The trek through the foothills is quite tranquil for the rest of the day. The march is is mildly challenging at times and each of you lose your footing and tumble a bit along the way at one point or another, but none of you are worse for the wear from it. By late evening you arrive at the mountain pass which leads further east through the mountains. You see a clearing about a hundred feet to the north from the entrance to the pass which looks like an excellent place to set up camp. Your backs would be up against a cliff face, and the place is fairly high up, giving you a good view of the area around you. The only thing that needs to be done is to set up a watch schedule and gather up some firewood for a camp fire.[gm]I will give you guys a little while to arrange the night watch situation. Omar is capable of standing watch at some point, but Awna is a child and needs more rest then the others.[/gm]</blockquote>

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