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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guilt Puppy" data-source="post: 3682203" data-attributes="member: 6521">Once Raven calls for Nurthk, most of the Tourneans come forward as well (save for Brich the archer and Rattmes the driver). As each approaches they seem to become more silently perplexed by the situation. Only Katter has one soft utterance: "By the crown..."Xiao: After some investigation, it doesn't seem that the scent is necessarily coming from the fire, as it is pretty uniformly noticeable throughout the camp.Cray: Aside from, of course, almonds, there is a certain deadly poison (called "bitter aucasian" or simply "bitter auc," made by processing the ashes of the non-native aucasia root) often noted to have an almond-like smell. The sweeter, baked element of the scent, however, bears no relation to anything other than itself, as far as Cray can tell.Looking for tracks, Cray does not have trouble finding them leading into camp, from the road to the south. It appears that more than a few horses came and plenty of weight was borne by the carts, and their path is generally easy to mark. In fact, Cray finds himself able to guess with some confidence at the direction of nearly every visible mark left behind by their movement - they all head inward to the camp, or indicate movement within it. There is no sign of anyone having left the camp, in any direction.He additionally notices about fifteen more of the gouged mounds near the carts, most of which are significantly larger in diameter and less pronounced in height, due to the finer grain of dirt there.</blockquote>

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