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<blockquote data-quote="MacConnell" data-source="post: 9174845" data-attributes="member: 6855223">[ATTACH=full]316669[/ATTACH]Energized and undaunted, the five youths stopped at the back entrance to the Boar’s Head the following morning to receive some rations. It would not be nearly enough for the trip and they would have to hunt on their own. As a gift, Giodavi gave them a single carving knife in order that they could process their own game, for which they were grateful. They made an odd group, three boys and two girls, or three Mhytres, one Aedaman, and one Faethrin. In much of the world some prejudice existed between Mhytres and Faethrins because of their marked difference in appearance. That would be considered to be a stupid way of thinking for these friends.The road well-traveled left little in the way of adventure, but being away from home for the first time was adventure enough to keep them moving. Walking ten hours a day for three days, which is the normal mode of travel, brought nothing exciting or even curious into view, but that path had been on the Southern Trade Route. They made camp that third night within sight of the path, as the two before, but with the anticipation of leaving it to trek through the forest in the morning. The sights and sounds accompanying them were not really so different from the village, except for the complete absence of anything caused by other people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacConnell, post: 9174845, member: 6855223"] [CENTER][ATTACH type="full"]316669[/ATTACH][/CENTER] Energized and undaunted, the five youths stopped at the back entrance to the Boar’s Head the following morning to receive some rations. It would not be nearly enough for the trip and they would have to hunt on their own. As a gift, Giodavi gave them a single carving knife in order that they could process their own game, for which they were grateful. They made an odd group, three boys and two girls, or three Mhytres, one Aedaman, and one Faethrin. In much of the world some prejudice existed between Mhytres and Faethrins because of their marked difference in appearance. That would be considered to be a stupid way of thinking for these friends. The road well-traveled left little in the way of adventure, but being away from home for the first time was adventure enough to keep them moving. Walking ten hours a day for three days, which is the normal mode of travel, brought nothing exciting or even curious into view, but that path had been on the Southern Trade Route. They made camp that third night within sight of the path, as the two before, but with the anticipation of leaving it to trek through the forest in the morning. The sights and sounds accompanying them were not really so different from the village, except for the complete absence of anything caused by other people. [/QUOTE]

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