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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 454689" data-attributes="member: 2885">the Dreaded Gazebo. Jester makes a guest appearance.As they bedded down the party adopted a new travelling companion. The Oakfather had more than a few visitors. Another adventuring party was staying the night. However, they were reluctant to leave the safety of the Grove.Pepto, a pimply faced, young halfling girl, had taken a liking to the party. And since the party was setting off for some real adventure. She was more than happy to accompany them."My mother always said to be helpful," Pepto told the party. "And it looks like you need my help more than my old companions."Later that evening Bernedette swore she saw something block out the moon. When she woke the party, everyone else said her imagination was getting the better of her.Thane led the group out of the Grove and onto the trail of the Fat Man. To Peldan's Helm it seemed. A few hours later, Bartol started to get worried. It appeared to him they were headed the wrong way. So the party adjusted their course. Thane and Bartol each aided the other stay on the trail.A thick fog rolled in on the second day out. Progress and the trail were abandoned. The party agreed the Fat Man was the one responsible for the siege at Peldan's Helm. He was after all 4 days ahead of them. The fog continued to hamper the party. The party came to an old fence line. Bernedette dismounted and moved forward for a look. Ahead she saw 10 figures mulling about in the fog. Suddenly, the figures scattered. A large shape dove from the sky. The party's horses panicked as did Eric, Pepto, Amy, the wolverine, and Thane. Timmay, Bernedette, and Bartol kept their wits.  Maybe. Timmay was thrown from his mount. Bernedette climbed the fence and advanced on the area the figures were last seen standing. The fog was very thick. She heard a loud wet slurpy sound. And then saw a very large shape."Foolish girl," Bartol mumbled as he dismounted and tied his horse to the fence. He drew his sword and called out to Bernedette in the fog. "Bernedette, Where are you?"A shrieking blur of movement went by Bartol."Run," Bernedette screamed. "It's a dragon."Without a second thought, Bartol sprinted after the girl.Timmay picked himself up and dusted off. He could hear the shouts of his companions."NOw what?" the gnome grumbled. The edginess he felt early was gone. Eric, Thane, and Pepto returned to the fence as Bernedette and Bartol arrived."It was 40 feet tall and bigger than a barn." Bernedette stammered."But we scared it away," Pepto piped in.</blockquote>

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