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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pebele" data-source="post: 3342781" data-attributes="member: 30889">In the interest of keeping this moving, I'm going to assume that Charles also gave his consent. Onward!Once everyone had agreed to take part in the mission, Headmaster Goludov straightened and cleared his throat.“I expected no less of all of you. I will be honest, the six of you were hand-picked for this assignment. Don’t let it go to your heads; but you are all very talented and we need more students like you.”He moved back behind the desk and shuffled through one of his hastily arranged stacks of papers. He removed a map and what appeared to be a letter from the stack before looking back up to the group.“This is a map of the area we need you to scout out. It is not entirely up to date, the Havenwood Settlement is one of the newer settlements in the area, as I’m sure you all are familiar with. We were going to send a survey team up to take a look at the new borders in a few weeks time. At any rate, we’ve received several messages over the past week from villagers. They are all the same, claiming that the village is being raided, items stolen, animals missing.No one has been harmed, not that we know of. The reports claim that there have been more sightings of Deep Mist lizardfolk in the area. But no claims of attacks. It’s perplexing, if the lizards wanted war, why don’t they just make it?”Goludov’s voice trailed off and he wiped his brow with one hand.“At any rate, what I need for you to do is go to the settlement and find out what’s going on. You should be welcomed by the villagers, they're expecting some sort of aid. If you can, put a stop to it. If you can’t, just get back here and I will take over. As I said, we can’t send a whole platoon off traipsing through the jungle with no idea what they’re doing.That’s the situation. Is there any further information you need from me? And who will take the map?”He held out the map in one hand, and looked to each student in turn.</blockquote>

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