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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gambler1650" data-source="post: 3381904" data-attributes="member: 11033">Chapter 1 - Scene 1.2While Keelosh mutters something about fresh meat, he quickly enough offers to take a watch.  Eventually Eliael returns and a quick discussion appears to indicate that everyone is in agreement on the plan which is to wait one day before continuing on.  Arunae reveals that before the groups split up, Rhiann had given word that another party would be attempting to meet them here and that if they hadn't already arrived before your group that it wouldn't be more than a couple of days later.  Arunae also adds that if your group must travel on first, they'll leave a sign which will let the other group know that they've moved on towards the halfling village.The afternoon and early evening pass uneventfully enough, with  Evarus, Arunae and another elf taking over from the first watch.  Arunae takes the opportunity after their watch to sit with Evarus at the early evening meal to explain a bit more about the nature of magic.  Sometimes he gets a bit enthusiastic and his explanations tend towards the technical, but he seems able to know when to backtrack to explain things in metaphors that make sense to Evarus.The second watch passes without incident, although the cats on the rock can be heard from your location.  They appear to be more active at night, their low yowls carrying, but muted by the distance and heaviness of  the air.  Armigil and Eliael with one of the older appearing Caransil (wood elf) take the third watch.  Even though no hint of rain is present, neither is a hint of stars overhead as the low cloud deck obscures them.  OOC Note: Armigil[sblock]The current watch pattern is a triangle around the camp.  You're located between the camp and the outcropping.  You hear a change in the tone of one of the cats, the other having gone silent moments before.  Instead of the low yowl, you hear a hiss and a growl.  The combination seems to say "Stay away".  Given that you've been rather still for the past hour or so and  the wind's blowing from the outcropping in your direction, it seems unlikely the warning is directed at you.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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