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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ghostcat" data-source="post: 5615146" data-attributes="member: 30034">Gaylnr greets Allustan, who he has heard of but never meet, warmly then takes his leave. "I'll see you all in the Hungry Gar in two days if I don't see you before."Now Galyne knows something about traps. He has frequently set his own while hunting and occasionally disabled a "bad" trap; one which traps the animal without killing it, so that it either starves to death or is forced to gnaw off its own limb. In the cairn he had watch Jules as he went about checking and disabling traps and it occurs to him that he could possible learn how to do it. But where to learn. It dawns on him that Avrile, the blacksmith his brother is apprenticed to, also makes locks. So, having first taken a detour to see his parents and grab a keg of his father's finest ale, he proceeds to Avrile's forge. Sweetened by Galyne's gift, Avrile is not aversed to letting Galyne practice on some of his locks. But as far has traps go, Galyne will just have to play it by ear.The next day, having spent the night at his parents, Galyne went out to the woods to practise his archery. A little while ago, Galyne had figured out a technique whereby he could get two arrows in the air at the same time. Unfortunately his accuracy was abysmal and he wanted to practise the new method and see if he could improve his accuracy. Therefore, Galyne spent the day practising in his makeshift butts. Although he did manage to improve the accuracy, he still wasn't as good as when he spaced his arrows out.Instead of spending the night at his parent, he heads to Allustan's and spends the evening before they are due to meet Zeke with the others.</blockquote>

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