J. Alexander's Four Lands Part 2, redux

[J. Alexander]

The Commission

Taking flight Bodie scouts the area and reports that other than a pack of wild dogs the area is pretty much clear. Light to Moderate traffic is reported on the roads as people try to take advanage of the weather.

 

[Scotley]

Angelo

"I should think we'll see more traffic on the road today with the weather clearing. We should follow suit and try to cover some ground today."

 

[J. Alexander]

The Comission

The party presses on making good time thruout most of the day, passing the next village just after noon. As the continue the notice that traffic is increasing as other party's also take advantage of the weather to make up for lost time. Dusk finds the group some ten miles from the next village but the night still warm and lite by a full moon.

Do you make camp or press on

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Tetsu

"With all the traffic on the road today, it's not likely we'll find a bed in the village. I'd say definitely camp here, but then we miss possible chances to gather information. Your call, my friends."

 

[Scotley]

Angelo

"I don't think it wise to press on in the dark. Let's find a good campsite and call it a day."

 

[J. Alexander]

The Comission

having decided to stay the night, the party quicly locates an acceptalbe campsite, well used thru the years, in a small clearning next to the road. The ground is still damp but appears to be dryin. Cooking their meals and settling in for the night...the party anticpates a peacful evening.....

Watch Order please?

 

[SirCaith]

Lucien Montrose

"Since I had such a good night's sleep last night, I'm more than willing to stay up late. I'll take first watch if that is acceptable with you all."

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Tetsu

"I know our musician friend prefers his sleep uninterrupted, so I'll gladly take second. Wake me when it's my turn!"

 

[Scotley]

Angelo

Angelo is more than happy to take the last watch. "I guess that means I have to cook breakfast?" After their long day on the road he sets up his tent and promptly settles in until his watch.

 

[J. Alexander]

The comission

During the second watch, a scuffling/shuffling is heard coming towards the area...the horses become nervous and begin to make noise and move around