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<blockquote data-quote="SelcSilverhand" data-source="post: 5993404" data-attributes="member: 30016">Kraken drives the craft to the surface once again and opens the clamshell. The cool night brushes your face as you look around to get your bearings. Some distance away, the hilltop your camp was set upon is a blazing beacon. Tents, scrub trees, and brush are going up in smoke. Now and then sections of the fire bulge strangely as the firey living spell at its heart moves about inside the blaze.In the dark, misty night it is nearly impossible to pick out any landmarks. It is suggested that you travel for another hour in the same direction as the previous day in order to put some distance between you and the creatures. An hour's travel puts you in a marshy low-lying area. The ground is damp, but at least it is quiet and seems to be the best you can do on short notice. Without tents and bedrolls you do your best to build makeshift shelters from tarps, rope, and rolled up spare clothes. After a few more hours of fitful rest the sun rises&nbsp; and light slowly returns to the land.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SelcSilverhand, post: 5993404, member: 30016"] Kraken drives the craft to the surface once again and opens the clamshell. The cool night brushes your face as you look around to get your bearings. Some distance away, the hilltop your camp was set upon is a blazing beacon. Tents, scrub trees, and brush are going up in smoke. Now and then sections of the fire bulge strangely as the firey living spell at its heart moves about inside the blaze. In the dark, misty night it is nearly impossible to pick out any landmarks. It is suggested that you travel for another hour in the same direction as the previous day in order to put some distance between you and the creatures. An hour's travel puts you in a marshy low-lying area. The ground is damp, but at least it is quiet and seems to be the best you can do on short notice. Without tents and bedrolls you do your best to build makeshift shelters from tarps, rope, and rolled up spare clothes. After a few more hours of fitful rest the sun rises and light slowly returns to the land. [/QUOTE]

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