Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 6053546" data-attributes="member: 8243">Day TwoFor a brief moment Sukri locks gazes with the furry dog faced man last seen disappearing into the woods. Then it turns and retreats out of sight into the forest. Its well out of throwing range, and shows no sign of returning. Eban reaches his wounded companion and delivers his healing gift. He can see nothing in the direction that Sukri indicates.Libros keeps a mental count of the amount of time passed since casting the spell. Bayar arrives a little after Eban. He immediately sets about securing the captive. Besides the fallen creature is a battle-axe, without ornamentation, but with a well honed bloody blade.Jan switches from bow to sword. The house remains quiet.Between watching the forest and Bayar, Eban and Sukri notice a patch of flattened ground half a dozen long strides from where Sukri was attacked. It is located behind a small rocky outcrop which provides good concealment from anyone in the clearing. The ground is deeply scored in a couple of places. There is a blacked tin kettle sitting on a stone. Wrapped loosely in a cloak there is a longbow and quiver.The captive appears to be waking as Bayar finishes testing the bindings. A good kick to the ribs is the only way to be really sure, however.</blockquote>