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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ilium" data-source="post: 3357770" data-attributes="member: 40124">OOC: Sorry to hear about your wallet.  That sucks.  But I know what you mean about RL.  It's just been insane around here.  But let's get going anyway!  Fenris, chime in when you're ready.After a bit of shopping and taking care of business, the group meets at the North gate around Noon as planned.  There they are pleasantly surprise to find not just Viktor, but an entire small caravan ready to get underway.  In addition to the sheriff, there are 4 other people and half a dozen mules all loaded with food, camping supplies and other assorted necessaries.  Viktor greets you all warmly and says to Alex, "Just hitch your mule to the end of the train, there.  We're going to travel in a little bit of style this time."OOC: I'll assume Alex declines the kind offer to let someone else manage her "mule" <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />The large party gets underway.  Though their travel is not swift, it is fairly easy.  The weather has improved slightly and though the winter chill can be felt, the sun is warm on your backs as you climb the slopes that lead up into the craggy Slayworth mountains.  On the way, Viktor explains that he intends to have the porters and mules stay back a good distance from where you encountered the last fathachs (half a day's travel or so) and establish a base camp.  That way should you find that you need to regroup, you can do so without going all the way back to Highdale.  Also, one of the porters is a fast lad who's familiar with both the wilds who can run a message back to Highdale if it becomes necessary.As night falls, you make camp at the edge of a high alpine meadow, under the cover of a few scraggly trees that grow along a brook.  The porters (with whatever help you care to offer) quickly set up small tents for each of you and build a low but warm fire.OOC: No trouble first day out.  I assume everybody's taking a watch?  Please feel free to post anything you wanted to do or say during the afternoon's journey or here in camp.  I'll post again late tomorrow to move along.</blockquote>

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