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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 1548612" data-attributes="member: 8243">The goblins and their worgs don't return as you get the horses back into the harness. Nor do they reappear as you set off along the road once again (although not for want of looking). The road remains yours until the small group of horsemen appears from around a low rise, heading in your direction at a fast trot. At the sight of you they break into a run. Well, more of a canter really as the horses have obviously been pushed hard.Soon you can distinguish the dark red of the jerkins that they wear - the colour common to all of the townguard units in the fief. Well, that three of them wear. The other two a civilians, a rough capable looking man in dark browns and greens carrying a longbow and a well dressed young man. They fall in around you. There is a lot of relief, some questions, and the inevitable balling out."Good gods Corporal! Do you plan to let that man bleed to death all over the wagon?"The journey to the gates of the town is mostly uneventful."Well by the Four Faces. Its De Reign! Don't you look a sight De Reign. I'd heard that you had fallen on hard times but .... You should have said if you need money, my good fellow. I could have found something for you in our household. "At least you would of had some decent clothes to wear," he finishes with a sniff. The young man, it seems, knows Oscar.Otherwise uneventful.As the town comes into sight and you begin to pass through farmlands, people begin to join the wagon and its escort. By the time you pass through the gates, you have become the center of attention of a fairly large crowd, bubbling full of questions and concerns and, for some, cries of concern for loved ones.The wagon and riders jerks to a halt in the small square just inside the gates, and the crowd closes up in around it.</blockquote>

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