Boddynock
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"Then let's try that way," says Peladus.
T1: A Visit to Spelding Square [Completed]
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InVinoVeritas
Adventurer
Silently, Quozen turns to follow.
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Pendrake trolls the street to the south, "UGHK! I hate to look for invisible tings"
Trouvere
Explorer
Leaving Midias on watch, everyone else maneuvers around to head south, with the net stretched out to catch anything that gets in the way.
Pendrake has an unsettling view beside the drop off into the greasy dark sea.
The cobbles on the western side of the Square are slick with ground-in fish scales - and other less savoury remnants - that cast back the light in thousands of silvery glints. But in some places, there are far fewer glints. These less shiny areas form a criss-cross of looping paths from which the fish guts have been scoured. It is as though an enormous snail has left behind a dark trail. If the party had explored this way before running into the creature, then perhaps these traces would have been helpful in tracking it. It is a little late now, however.
The second thing takes a while longer to notice, and it is Gillin who voices it: "I can't smell that foul reek here. There's nothing in my nose but fish."
It is true. In heading south, the party has moved out of the rotting miasma that accompanies the creature.[sblock=Map]OOG: human view, Ngikhnit and Quozen can see a little more, but nothing that hasn't been seen before.
Also, I think we've clearly dropped out of combat order at this point. When the creature is found again, or finds you, I guess we'll roll initiative again, depending on just how it turns out.[/sblock]
Pendrake has an unsettling view beside the drop off into the greasy dark sea.
The cobbles on the western side of the Square are slick with ground-in fish scales - and other less savoury remnants - that cast back the light in thousands of silvery glints. But in some places, there are far fewer glints. These less shiny areas form a criss-cross of looping paths from which the fish guts have been scoured. It is as though an enormous snail has left behind a dark trail. If the party had explored this way before running into the creature, then perhaps these traces would have been helpful in tracking it. It is a little late now, however.
The second thing takes a while longer to notice, and it is Gillin who voices it: "I can't smell that foul reek here. There's nothing in my nose but fish."
It is true. In heading south, the party has moved out of the rotting miasma that accompanies the creature.[sblock=Map]OOG: human view, Ngikhnit and Quozen can see a little more, but nothing that hasn't been seen before.
Also, I think we've clearly dropped out of combat order at this point. When the creature is found again, or finds you, I guess we'll roll initiative again, depending on just how it turns out.[/sblock]
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
"Vhat about zhat vey?" pointing to the east once again with his morning star. "Might be goot to keep critter on dock to clean, eh?"
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
bada boom bada bump?
InVinoVeritas
Adventurer
Quozen just listlessly stands there, waiting for instruction.
For want of any better ideas of his own, Ngikhnit turns as Pendrake directs, ready to continue the sweep.
Boddynock
First Post
And the sweep continues.
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