What Adventure Awaits?

Good to consider that. Something else toconsider is , if this the action of a rational being. However, I see nothing is harming as you mentioned, us and the plant life. Curious that.
 

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Kaer Fegavas, human barbarian

Zantalus, looking pale and pained, shrugs, "It could be anything really a disease, a spell, an artifact. And not all of those suggest a culprit. Curious that it is not effecting sentient beings when it seems able to cover so may varieties of beast, though magic is often oddly structured like that. I am not sure what course of action to suggest. I fail to see how a rational being could gain by what occurred..." The elven mage muses.


Kaer shakes his head. "If this is spread out wide like it sounds, and this fast? Don't think there's any kind of natural disease can do that. Since it's hittin' the wild and the tame, don't suspect it could be the feed. Only natural thing I can think of is the water, but even then seems fast to spread.

"Think magic's most likely, but ain't like anything I've heard before. "


"We might be wise to fear being rendered scape goats ourselves..."

The barbarian nods his head at this. "Carnies always make folk wary. If they can't find out where this comes from, we're an easy target."
 


Kaer Fegavas, human barbarian

Kaer shakes his head. "If the town turns, then we should be ready to move, but I'd rather figure out what the hells caused this. If it's not local, or if--worse--it's targeted on us, leaving won't fix it. We got too many animal acts to let this go. Be hard enough to replace the critters we lost; even worse if those go belly up soon as we get 'em. I say we try to find a source before we do anything else."
 




"A sensible plan, but I will need to prepare a new set of spells first. So lets head off tomorrow morning." Zantalus says rising creakily to his feet. "Meet up here again tomorrow morning at dawn and head down then?"
 


Kaer Fegavas, human barbarian

Kaer nods. "Got a few scratches I should probably tend to. Morning seems good a time as any, though I think we need to keep the animals locked up, and make sure night watch is ready if any more critters from the woods decide to make their way in."
 

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