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[Camp] Southern Darkness - Page 58

Lysonna is glad to leave this creepy place. She feels like she had made a fool of herself in the cave, and disappointed in her own courage.

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Wuhn is kicking a stone gently along as the party moves forward. He is glad to be moving on and out of the cave.

"Those skeletons remind me of my old ship mates . . .", he stops talking abruptly suddenly aware he is speaking out loud.

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Lysonna, hoping to redeem herself, looks at the smoke and the two cave entrances. "It looks like they might have shifted their camp to a different cave. Which one should we check out first? Or should we continue towards the smoke? That might lead us to their camp."

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Looks around,

"We could split up and check them both or clear out each one at a time starting with the left one first. We don't want anyone to our back when we go further South."

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"That's a good point. I vote we check one at a time. There is strength in numbers," Lysonna says, trying not to sound like she was afraid.

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That is my thinking too. Lets go ahead and climb up to this cave opening and check it out. I would be much happier if we knew there were no bandits coming up from behind us.

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Out of Character:: Are we like going to just keep leaving the horse and wagon in the open like that with no one to watch them?

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Out of Character:: Did you have bad experiences with your horses and wagons before? I'm sorry it's just really funny to me because you are always so worried about them. On a more serious note maybe we should try and hire someone to do that for us.


Wuhn moves along with the group. He looks for any traps they might be moving into.