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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tonguez" data-source="post: 9562950" data-attributes="member: 1125">Kahru looked over the maps orientating himself to the familiar landmarks, then tracing the path of the river from the Greyfalls up through the Sanctuary and in to the hills. He had explored across that range, using both his human senses and also those of the bear, the wolf and the hawk, each perspective a thread in the tapestry of the landscape woven in his minds eye.The way to the Howling crag was less familiar to him, but at least the map gave clues to the topography, and perhaps Vadasz, his spirit-bonded hawk, knew the winds and cliffs of that way better, the northman might yet share the vision of his hawk-brother as they surveyed the approach to the steinjotenens domain. Kahru was ready to go, he could feel the call of the wild, pulling him to transform and take wing across the mountain trails, hunting for supplies and resting where he could.Waythe was also there, nagging at the back of his thoughts, urging him to decisive action. The great sword was thirsty for battle and bloodshed, not the niceties of another “diplomatic mission” and so she focussed the barbarians attention on the deadmans cryptic forboding - madness and betrayal, that was something that Kahru could deal with, while the dwarf prince and young Donnell dealt with double-tongued diplomacy.“Do you know these mountains dwarf?” Kahru addressed Gimlak as well as the others as he pointed at the map “if the map is accurate we should make fair way along this path, or do you know a better trail? I sometimes forget to account for those who can not travel the hawks-way ”[ooc] [USER=59816]@FitzTheRuke[/USER] Do we have a wilderness map or are we winging the wilderness section? Looks like we have lots of scouting going on, so do we notice anything interesting? Im looking forward to seeing how this adventure unfolds[/ooc]</blockquote>

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