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Re: Homelands (Guan Yu) GMed by Hafnium
After a ways into the lands beyond the bridge, signs of warning and hostility began to appear along their path. In the first area of such grizzly trophies, there were tall stakes with various representives of the forest races driven into them. The maker had no discrimination in race, for there were demons and fairies too. Judging from this variety, it was difficult to judge the perpetrator's own race. Keeping herself ready for a surprise attack, Tomoe kept the group advancing along the road in spite of the grotesque warning signs. Of course it had a certain effect on her too, but the priestess maintained her posture in the face of all this.
Further into the trail, another type of sign began to appear. Gibbeted into cages were more humanoids, left out exposed to the elements and abusive creatures of the wild if they didn't expire from starvation or some other reason first. Before they could move forward there was a sign of life from one of the satyrs, the half-goatmen of the forests. Maybe this one would still be able to speak with them and give some kind of idea about what this gruesome road was hiding on it's way. With that in mind, she sought out some way of getting him out and into a talking condition. It was a shame that her skills did not reach into the realm of healing yet, they would have been useful to know in the current situation.
After a ways into the lands beyond the bridge, signs of warning and hostility began to appear along their path. In the first area of such grizzly trophies, there were tall stakes with various representives of the forest races driven into them. The maker had no discrimination in race, for there were demons and fairies too. Judging from this variety, it was difficult to judge the perpetrator's own race. Keeping herself ready for a surprise attack, Tomoe kept the group advancing along the road in spite of the grotesque warning signs. Of course it had a certain effect on her too, but the priestess maintained her posture in the face of all this.
Further into the trail, another type of sign began to appear. Gibbeted into cages were more humanoids, left out exposed to the elements and abusive creatures of the wild if they didn't expire from starvation or some other reason first. Before they could move forward there was a sign of life from one of the satyrs, the half-goatmen of the forests. Maybe this one would still be able to speak with them and give some kind of idea about what this gruesome road was hiding on it's way. With that in mind, she sought out some way of getting him out and into a talking condition. It was a shame that her skills did not reach into the realm of healing yet, they would have been useful to know in the current situation.