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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sunshadow21" data-source="post: 5682867" data-attributes="member: 6667193">Checking to the north, you find a dead end. Drawn by the commotion one of the neighbors passing by with the wagon sends word back to the mayor of the status, who by the time you emerge from the tunnel to discuss it with those left on guard has arrived with several burly looking farmhands to asses the full extent of the damage and harvest what resources can be harvested, saying that it would be a while before they would know the full value, so there was no point in waiting for that. The rest of the morning is spent by Nathaniel showing Adolfo around the hamlet and you relaxing in the unofficial pub. After a nice lunch, you head out several bottles of the local brew heavier than when you arrived. The rest of the journey through the reasonably inhabited stretch of road is uneventful, with the weather being hot, and the stories being told at night enlightening to those who have spent most of their lives rather secluded. It is now late afternoon, and you are starting to look for a camping site when you hear a commotion in a clearing up ahead. As you approach you see a large wagon parked just off the road, and a noble with his workmen being accosted by a wolf and  a very, very, very, very angry humanoid creature.[sblock=DC 15 Knowledge (nature)]The creature appears to be a very upset dryad.[/sblock]</blockquote>