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Re: The Never King (dragoon93041)
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Bihl quirked an eyebrow at Nesak for his odd slip of the tongue. "Nest?" she asked with curious amusement, "gettin ahead of yourself there... But yeah, makin camp and stuff, lets do that."
Approaching the rocky hills in search of a good place to set up, Bihl eventually called out to him, and revealed a moss-coated boulder with a large outcropping that was covered by a curtain of vines. It would leave them covered from sight behind it, and a glance in revealed that the stony nook was only deep enough for the perhaps four fully sized humanoid creatures to congregate in; the two of them would have plenty of room.
With their location picked out, Bihl would split off from him to conduct her own survey of the area. His unfamiliarity with the terrain would, unfortunately, leave Nesak unable to find much of use in his search of the area. He wouldn't travel far, trailing down the rocky hill a ways to come upon a small cleared section in which the sparse grasses gave way to a growth of fairly pretty wildflowers. While not useful, the collection of reds, golds and purples were certainly pleasant to look upon.... Though after a few more moments of gazing upon it Nesak began to feel as if something about it was out of place, as if some hidden danger were present or something there that ought not to be... But he could not tell what it was without further investigation.
Nesak: HP = 43, PP = 44, EP = 91/95, Status = Fine
Pawn: 40 Body, 10 Mind, 35 Speed
NPCs
Groumet, Chieftain of the Goldbloods
Reyna, Wife of the Chieftain
Breket, Warleader and First Son of Groumet going to be mad at Nesak
Phaeron, Shamanborn and Second Son of Groumet
Roruk the Coward, Third Son of Groumet prefers Roruk the Reasonable
Engren, Warrior and Fourth Son of Groumet
Ingta, Only Daughter of Groumet, twin with Engren
Verein, Great Hunter and Fifth Son of Groumet
Borss the Slovenly, Sixth Son of Groumet
Derng, Chieftain's Guard
(Will get text colors when they fucking earn them D:< )
Gors
Fink
Negglen
Shrund
Krog
Nelsa
Reyng
Delsim
Aandloo
Mysterious Frog Girl Bihl
Pawn: 40 Body, 10 Mind, 35 Speed
NPCs
Groumet, Chieftain of the Goldbloods
Reyna, Wife of the Chieftain
Breket, Warleader and First Son of Groumet going to be mad at Nesak
Phaeron, Shamanborn and Second Son of Groumet
Roruk the Coward, Third Son of Groumet prefers Roruk the Reasonable
Engren, Warrior and Fourth Son of Groumet
Ingta, Only Daughter of Groumet, twin with Engren
Verein, Great Hunter and Fifth Son of Groumet
Borss the Slovenly, Sixth Son of Groumet
Derng, Chieftain's Guard
(Will get text colors when they fucking earn them D:< )
Gors
Fink
Negglen
Shrund
Krog
Nelsa
Reyng
Delsim
Aandloo
Mysterious Frog Girl Bihl
Rolls
Woodcraft: -1 success
Perception: 6 successes
Perception: 6 successes
Bihl quirked an eyebrow at Nesak for his odd slip of the tongue. "Nest?" she asked with curious amusement, "gettin ahead of yourself there... But yeah, makin camp and stuff, lets do that."
Approaching the rocky hills in search of a good place to set up, Bihl eventually called out to him, and revealed a moss-coated boulder with a large outcropping that was covered by a curtain of vines. It would leave them covered from sight behind it, and a glance in revealed that the stony nook was only deep enough for the perhaps four fully sized humanoid creatures to congregate in; the two of them would have plenty of room.
With their location picked out, Bihl would split off from him to conduct her own survey of the area. His unfamiliarity with the terrain would, unfortunately, leave Nesak unable to find much of use in his search of the area. He wouldn't travel far, trailing down the rocky hill a ways to come upon a small cleared section in which the sparse grasses gave way to a growth of fairly pretty wildflowers. While not useful, the collection of reds, golds and purples were certainly pleasant to look upon.... Though after a few more moments of gazing upon it Nesak began to feel as if something about it was out of place, as if some hidden danger were present or something there that ought not to be... But he could not tell what it was without further investigation.