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Message: <blockquote data-quote="97mg" data-source="post: 7441558" data-attributes="member: 6799460">“You’re probably asking the wrong guy,” Magaw replied jokingly to Metea’s question about local inhabitant procreation rituals. “She’s done that before...” he then mentions, watching with amazement as the barbarious woman makes short work of disassembling the Murras snake’s remains. “What is she up to? I think I’m in love, Oh.”Jeovanna appears to live on the extremes as far as their undead companion is concerned. Swift and brutal one minute. Quiet and focused, graceful in movement the next. Even with her weight and equipment, the barbarian manages to walk softly and lightly upon their temporary crossing too.With Metea’s shaping of the river’s surface and form, combined with Otiroth’s frosty icing, a glassy and neatly navigable footbridge is at the group’s disposal.As the first of you begin to cross, it hits Dain that those sounds around the bend might actually be bears. There was a fair bit of snarling and romping around happening earlier, out in the direction where Jeovanna had tossed some neatly trimmed meat. So for now at least, they were probably distracted. The bears of this area weren’t infamous for attacking innocent travelers. A couple of locals had come up second best when attempting to hunt them though. Soft and furry one minute. A towering and angry claw-swishing beast the next. Best the group gets a move on!You can’t help but admire a little of the beauty of this river as your boots cool upon ice. The waters are so clear and full of life. A small school of fish darts beneath you, sliding under the bridge as they ride the current downstream. It is a refreshing change to a forest’s humidity and a canopy’s well trapped heat.Now safely on the opposite bank, that bready smell once again hits your noses. Not far now. A little further northwest perhaps. Further up the bank, you notice a nice patch of river-tumbled stones, and beyond, more thorny bushes.</blockquote>

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