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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1550914" data-attributes="member: 4441">*The lead wagon is driven by Darvon, a dark-haired, bearded, powerful man old enough to be Azure's father, while his guard, Wert was much younger version of Darvon.  There's enough of a resemblance that you think this is a father and son team.  Wert in particular looks a bit stunned upon seeing you.*"Aye, fine morning all around, young miss Azure.  I be Darvon Handfast, and this be my childer Wert.  Mebe ye kin come an' speak a bit about yer travels when we get started eh?" Darvon says with a friendly smile.  He waits about two heartbeats and then elbows his son to remind him to breathe."Ah, er, yes, good morning!" he finally manages to get out.*It takes another half hour for the rest of the supplies to get loaded, and then someone wakes up Saku, and drags him an everyone else up in front of the group.  Father Parab steps forward to address the waiting and mounted pilgrims.*"These are our guardians on our journey, Pharos, Ashlie, Zafira, Saku, Jabin, and Azure.  Remember what I told you, if we should encounter danger, they are the ones who are better trained to fight than us, so let them do their jobs, and aid them if they request it.  Now, we are off to Eldon-asha!" he says, introducing each in turn.  *Now prepared, the wagons turn out.  The day is fairly bright, with a brisk breeze.  It doesn't look like the weather will be bad at all today, so you should make good time.  According to Father Parab you should be a Garnet well a bit after nightfall.*[OOC - Guys, could I get a marching order and any special information (like always has bow out, constantly scans the left, always keeps a torch and lamp oil at the ready or anything like that) please?  The pilgrams are in a small train with the three wagons in a line, about two horse-lengths apart.  Two strings of six pack horses each are attached to the last wagon  About six of the pilgrims ride in front of the lead wagon, and seven other pilgrims ride behind the pack horses, and all of these have enough experience in handling animals to keep the pack animals in line.]</blockquote>

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