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<blockquote data-quote="Jemal" data-source="post: 4348575" data-attributes="member: 9026">&quot;Lady Sally?&nbsp; Why no, come to think of it I've not seen the lass since supper yesterday.&quot;&nbsp; The old man looks around, his face worried. &quot;You don't suppose she went outside, do you?&quot;&nbsp; He moans slightly in pain as he crosses the lobby, looking for the others and asking if anybody has seen her (Nobody has this morning).&nbsp; Soon you're all gathered in the front lobby of your current 'home', an old inn that was once known as the 'Dizzy Sheep', debating what to do.&nbsp; It is nearly noon now, and the city outside is quiet as death.&nbsp; Thats when you notice the front door - neither locked nor barred.&nbsp; William moves to and opens the thick oaken door cautiously, staring into the street.Listen checks, please, as William opens the door (Cumulative, read each and any you make.[sblock=DC 14]As The creaking of the door subsides, you realize the the quiet is more than natural - no dogs barking, wolves baying, even birds chirping.. Many were killed, but you've heard wildlife since the Cataclysm, enroaching on the city.&nbsp; Strange that it should be so quiet today.[/sblock][sblock=DC 19]You can hear a faint, haunting melody filter through the open doorway[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jemal, post: 4348575, member: 9026"] "Lady Sally? Why no, come to think of it I've not seen the lass since supper yesterday." The old man looks around, his face worried. "You don't suppose she went outside, do you?" He moans slightly in pain as he crosses the lobby, looking for the others and asking if anybody has seen her (Nobody has this morning). Soon you're all gathered in the front lobby of your current 'home', an old inn that was once known as the 'Dizzy Sheep', debating what to do. It is nearly noon now, and the city outside is quiet as death. Thats when you notice the front door - neither locked nor barred. William moves to and opens the thick oaken door cautiously, staring into the street. Listen checks, please, as William opens the door (Cumulative, read each and any you make. [sblock=DC 14] As The creaking of the door subsides, you realize the the quiet is more than natural - no dogs barking, wolves baying, even birds chirping.. Many were killed, but you've heard wildlife since the Cataclysm, enroaching on the city. Strange that it should be so quiet today. [/sblock] [sblock=DC 19] You can hear a faint, haunting melody filter through the open doorway [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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