Once Upon a Rheim (Erekose13 Judging)

[El Jefe]

"And that disqualifies Lupic how?" says Kali with a grin as she gathers up her few belongings.

Oirhandir laughed. "Careful", he warned, "if he gets his hands on you, he'll tie you up like a knot on a string!"

 

[Bront]

The party moves down the road cautiously, and within about 10 minutes, you can see the source of the fire up ahead. Several wagons, drawn in a circle off to the side of the road, seem to be ablaze.

 

[El Jefe]

The party moves down the road cautiously, and within about 10 minutes, you can see the source of the fire up ahead. Several wagons, drawn in a circle off to the side of the road, seem to be ablaze.

Oirhandir swept the scene with his elven vision, hoping to see by the light of the fire anyone who was moving about by the burning wagons. He readied his bow in case an arsonist was still about.

 

[Bront]

OOC: You'd have to get closer, you're still only at a distance to notice that they are carts.

 

[Someone]

"Maybe we should laeve here the horses" suggests Nodis. "Kali or anyone lese can move ahead while we tie them"

 

[El Jefe]

"Maybe we should laeve here the horses" suggests Nodis. "Kali or anyone lese can move ahead while we tie them"

"Do as you please", suggested Oirhandir. "As for myself, I wish to be able to get out of trouble as quickly as I get into it." He nudged Hiriloce closer to the fire.

 

[Corwyn]

Aiken dismounts and tethers Ruffels to a tree nearby and makes ready to move forward stealthily.

"There does seem to be some trouble up ahead. I'll take the right flank."

ooc Aiken will keep up with the party until he can see what the trouble is about.

 

[Bront]

As you approach closer, you only spot a few bodies strewn about, but none moving.

 

[Corwyn]

Aiken moves of to the right, into the shadows.

[sblock=OOC] Aiken will use hide and move silently (16 each while taking 10) to move around the scene, and scout for anyone still alive hostile or friendly.[/sblock]

 

[El Jefe]

As you approach closer, you only spot a few bodies strewn about, but none moving.

As Oirhandir approached, he spent as much time glancing about the shadows around the pyre as he did at the bodies and burning wagons themselves. If whoever did this was still around, that's where they'd likely be hiding, he reasoned.