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Calaethis Dragonsbane · 03-21-2005, 04:03 PM

Fai and Jena are at the exit to the valley, Galein having disappeared through it a few seconds before in search of those who attacked the latter.

Dru and Verrion catch up to Fai just as the two gals - er - women, leave the valley. There is a Y-forked junction(?) and the trail splits into two paths. One leads obviously up towards the caves, and the other leads into the mountains. There are a couple of small twigs laid out in an "x" shape for the path that leads into the mountains, with an "->" sign, again made from twigs - set out for the cave network. It has the hallmarks of Galein's craftwork, but that said, it could easily be a trap. There does not appear to be any danger surrounding it, however, and it was the party's choice what to do next. Either way, it would be a fair walk as opposed to a steep climb. Both pathes were winding and they could not see around the corners ahead of them.
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Edit: Forgot to take out sig *sigh* I'm slipping..

[ 03-21-2005, 04:04 PM: Message edited by: Calaethis Dragonsbane ]

03-21-2005, 04:03 PM	#164
Calaethis Dragonsbane Legion Symbol Join Date: May 29, 2002 Location: Somewhere in between Age: 40 Posts: 7,029	Fai and Jena are at the exit to the valley, Galein having disappeared through it a few seconds before in search of those who attacked the latter. Dru and Verrion catch up to Fai just as the two gals - er - women, leave the valley. There is a Y-forked junction(?) and the trail splits into two paths. One leads obviously up towards the caves, and the other leads into the mountains. There are a couple of small twigs laid out in an "x" shape for the path that leads into the mountains, with an "->" sign, again made from twigs - set out for the cave network. It has the hallmarks of Galein's craftwork, but that said, it could easily be a trap. There does not appear to be any danger surrounding it, however, and it was the party's choice what to do next. Either way, it would be a fair walk as opposed to a steep climb. Both pathes were winding and they could not see around the corners ahead of them. --- Edit: Forgot to take out sig sigh I'm slipping.. [ 03-21-2005, 04:04 PM: Message edited by: Calaethis Dragonsbane ]