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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7496891" data-attributes="member: 59816">"I'm afraid we cannot possibly risk a fire of suitable size." Qawasha reminded Harb, "It will be seen for many miles and attract unwanted attention. No, we must help Chrysagon and Dragonbait in burying these vile creatures."There was much digging, and the bodies of the ghouls were dropped in and buried, with Chrysagon saying prayers to Kelemvor that they stay there. When it was done, Dellrak and Qawasha had a look around and concluded that a wave of undead had struck the camp in the night - probably not these ghouls, but something that had come before them.  The camp's defences were overrun and they had had to flee in haste. It was a testament to the discipline and leadership of the Order of the Gauntlet that it appeared that, for the most part, the retreat had been orderly. With Perne's note, the dwarf could conclude that the majority of the camp had moved upriver and had reestablished itself there.Weed let the Axe-Beak out of the animal pen, and it ran off into the jungle. While gathering bodies to bury, the Sticks managed to pull the Templar's body free of the latrine. The Templar's armour was ruined, but he had a warhammer slung on his belt, and a pouch with five gemstones. It seemed that he must have been on guard duty at the time of the undead attack (to be wearing his armour)."Where should we set our beds this evening?" asked Qawasha when all this was done, "We should stay close together and set a double-watch, I think."</blockquote>

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