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Message: <blockquote data-quote="unleashed" data-source="post: 2711525" data-attributes="member: 31408">Colmarr Blackrock, Male Gnome BardHaving ordered his thoughts in the time since stitching Grondra’s head, Colmarr begins his report immediately while handing the bag to the captain. “Yes sir! Well both Troth and Grondar are injured. Troth has twisted his knee and is currently lying on my bunk, resting his knee with a cool wet cloth on it. Grondar split his head open when he fell on the stairs during the wind gust, he’s been stitched up and is sitting in my cabin with Troth. He’s a little lightheaded, but should be okay tomorrow I’d guess. Troth should be okay too, though it may take a little longer than a day depending on how quickly the swelling goes down. I did my best captain, but I don’t really have any training in healing skills so I’m not entirely certain about their recovery times.”“Topside sir, well the ship has been righted, the sails trimmed, everything is ship shape once again to my humble eye at least. Denther hasn’t seen any sign of the ship, though not through lack of trying. As for morale sir, well mostly they’re angry and want revenge if the gust wasn’t natural, but there’s been no slacking on duties or whining about the trouble we’ve encountered.”“As for the wind gust, well I know it’s possible to change the weather, and according to the more experienced crew the sea conditions at the time weren’t conducive to the gust we encountered. So I think it’s a good chance that the wind was magical in nature, which brings another question to mind. If I may be so bold sir is there possibly a reason we might be pursued?”</blockquote>

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