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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stonegod" data-source="post: 3562090" data-attributes="member: 36973">Ashlyn seemed lost in thought as the rest of you made your way through town. It has been a few hours since the Battle at the Church, and some sense of normalcy is beginning to return. There are more and more people on the street, and significant activity in dealing with the many remains that little the streets. Windows and doors are becoming unboarded. Life, as it is, continues.Janis makes is most of the way to the barrier before being accosted. Some of the people she spoke to in the Tavern come up to her, saying that they have found a few more wounded but none of the walking dead in the city. Some wise woman that locked herself in a dank basement has been pressed into looking after them, she is told. The people seem to be taking some of their destiny in their own hands now, though Janis knows the strength is fragile, especially given the many dead.As the others get to the barricade, it is clear that the majority of the people have left now, apparently thinking it safe to do so. More dead have been piled into the squared; the sheer numbers have caused the duty to spread out into the side streets. The square is also congested with a new arrival---the remains of the Barovian Expedition. Jarrith and Daellin are shocked when the shear lack of caravan survivors is confirmed. They had not reason not to trust Tessa, but the visual confirmation still comes as a blow.Seeing the others return, the shifter paladin smiles and comes up to party. The cleaned up Mateusz also joins him. Before Khensu can speak, Mateusz cuts in. "So, what news of the Tome, or of those damnable Emerald Claw agents? Was this local king of the mud any use?"</blockquote>

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