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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MacConnell" data-source="post: 6989823" data-attributes="member: 6855223">Day 20: Evening: A Murder of CrowsSheldon -[ooc]The birds are fairly close, being just over the next rise, so the party begins the trip being cautious. It has also become quite handy having Aust and Revan as ready servants to keep an eye on the pack animals.Sannit, Bolo, and Turtle take the direct route. Merin and Tor circle around to the left, while Sheldon and Indigo circle around to the right. As the party eases up the hill to behold a scene of total chaos, Sheldon cannot help but laugh.[/ooc][gm]In the small vale between the hills is a decent sized natural citrus orchard. The fruit is well ripe and falling from the trees. All manner of ravens, jays, and woodpeckers are flocking about the trees. Rodents scurry about the ground and a small herd of javelina are rooting out the more rotted fruit.[/gm][ooc]Bolo instinctively hold Turtle back with a thought preventing him from barreling into the fray. The animals are so engrossed that the party is able to get fairly close. At a few knowing glances between the members for confirmation, Bolo lets an arrow fly, felling one of the pigs. Afterwards, she releases Turtle to go play. The remaining pigs and rodents scatter, but the birds are only slightly disturbed and continue to feed. After Turtle eats some of the fallen fruit, he entertains himself by chasing the ravens.Collecting some of the ripe fruit from the trees and the pig, the party returns to camp.[/ooc][gm]Please state any specific actions or desires to precede nightfall and the evening meal.[/gm]</blockquote>

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