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<blockquote data-quote="Urko" data-source="post: 2684661" data-attributes="member: 30822">Pressing forwardThe rest of the day is more of the same – an incredibly difficult slog through tangled brush and muddy gullies.&nbsp; Not long before nightfall you get a bit of relief when the rain stops.&nbsp; Dargin even locates a rocky outcropping with a bit of an overhang that makes an excellent campsite.&nbsp; The night passes uneventfully, but far from peacefully.&nbsp; The nocturnal inhabitants of the jungle are even louder than their daytime counterparts.&nbsp; At one point, while the humans and halfling try to sleep, ‘he has no name’ is certain that he spots, through a gap in the trees, an enormous winged creature briefly silhouetted in front of the purple face of Dravago.&nbsp; Whatever it may have been is gone before he can bring it to Eff Flat’s attention.&nbsp; Both warforged must remain ever vigilant against the ubiquitous chirpers, which seem eager to inspect the contents of the party’s baggage.The sleepers awaken in the morning feeling barely rested.&nbsp; The group presses on and at mid morning has a bit of luck; Matilda discovers a trail that seems to be going more or less in the direction you were travelling.&nbsp; Progress is much quicker after that; by the time the sun is beginning to dip behind the trees, the western edge of K’lethka Ridge looms above you.&nbsp; The trail curves to the left, perhaps circling around the north side of the ridge, which is unfortunate, since the party must travel along the southern side.&nbsp; As the group is debating the merits of pressing on a bit longer and which direction to go, a motion from the ridge top attracts Erin and Sanae’s attention.&nbsp; Several lizard folk are scrambling down the ridge at high speed, apparently headed in your direction.&nbsp; They are currently about 30 yards away and 20 up, but closing the distance rapidly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urko, post: 2684661, member: 30822"] [b]Pressing forward[/b] The rest of the day is more of the same – an incredibly difficult slog through tangled brush and muddy gullies. Not long before nightfall you get a bit of relief when the rain stops. Dargin even locates a rocky outcropping with a bit of an overhang that makes an excellent campsite. The night passes uneventfully, but far from peacefully. The nocturnal inhabitants of the jungle are even louder than their daytime counterparts. At one point, while the humans and halfling try to sleep, ‘he has no name’ is certain that he spots, through a gap in the trees, an enormous winged creature briefly silhouetted in front of the purple face of Dravago. Whatever it may have been is gone before he can bring it to Eff Flat’s attention. Both warforged must remain ever vigilant against the ubiquitous chirpers, which seem eager to inspect the contents of the party’s baggage. The sleepers awaken in the morning feeling barely rested. The group presses on and at mid morning has a bit of luck; Matilda discovers a trail that seems to be going more or less in the direction you were travelling. Progress is much quicker after that; by the time the sun is beginning to dip behind the trees, the western edge of K’lethka Ridge looms above you. The trail curves to the left, perhaps circling around the north side of the ridge, which is unfortunate, since the party must travel along the southern side. As the group is debating the merits of pressing on a bit longer and which direction to go, a motion from the ridge top attracts Erin and Sanae’s attention. Several lizard folk are scrambling down the ridge at high speed, apparently headed in your direction. They are currently about 30 yards away and 20 up, but closing the distance rapidly. [/QUOTE]

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