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<blockquote data-quote="Wilphe" data-source="post: 2873011" data-attributes="member: 8221">Korik spirals outwards, looking for any spoor or hint of a trail other than on the track. There is little enough to find at first, save the mechanism for the net which while typical, crude, goblin work, looks effective enough. At about 100 yards from the track he finds the spoor of about half a dozen goblins who were moving on no path but instead blazing a trail through the undergrowth parallell to the trail. They weren't being subtle, and slashed and trampled vegetation bears witness to that.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Another, more or less identical spoor runs parallel on the other side of the trail. Judging by the condition of the foliage these too are about six hours old, about the same time the net got triggered.&nbsp; &nbsp; As Korik finishes his sweep and long, low cry of pain rings out from the woods ahead. It's probably quite a long way off, but carries very well. It's somewhere between a scream, the cry of a baby for it's mother and a wolf's howl. Grim doesn't like it all, but is too well trained to bark back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wilphe, post: 2873011, member: 8221"] Korik spirals outwards, looking for any spoor or hint of a trail other than on the track. There is little enough to find at first, save the mechanism for the net which while typical, crude, goblin work, looks effective enough. At about 100 yards from the track he finds the spoor of about half a dozen goblins who were moving on no path but instead blazing a trail through the undergrowth parallell to the trail. They weren't being subtle, and slashed and trampled vegetation bears witness to that. Another, more or less identical spoor runs parallel on the other side of the trail. Judging by the condition of the foliage these too are about six hours old, about the same time the net got triggered. As Korik finishes his sweep and long, low cry of pain rings out from the woods ahead. It's probably quite a long way off, but carries very well. It's somewhere between a scream, the cry of a baby for it's mother and a wolf's howl. Grim doesn't like it all, but is too well trained to bark back. [/QUOTE]

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