Immersive Ink

mushgnome wrote:
"I agree; we're in trouble!" whispers Highbough. "Are you up for a game of cat and mouse, my young friend?" Highbough takes advantage of the moonlight to examine the ground where the shadow passed; are there any footprints or signs of passage to suggest this is a corporeal being that can be tracked? If tracking is an impossibility, then he thinks it's time to return to camp; he doesn't want the party to be split if a supernatural enemy has scouted our location.

mgtremaine wrote:
Wen would follow Highbough as he inspects the ground looking for tracks, doing his best to avoid making noise. Wen keep an eye out towards the abby trying to sense any movement in that direction as well.

waysoftheearth wrote:
When all is still and any immediate danger seems to have passed, the pair of Elves move stealthily across the crags to where they believe the shadow passed.

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But search thou they might, they cannot find any sign that the shadow was real... it is disturbing.

Their search is disturbed by a long and desolate wolf howl that is suddenly much nearer at hand. They deduce immediately that there must be a wolf in this very valley...

What now?

mushgnome wrote:
"Shall we return to the group, Wen?" muses Highbough.

mgtremaine wrote:
Wen would mutter "Curiouser still." Pause to listen again for a few heartbeats then answer Highbough "Indeed I think something odd is afoot perhaps it is best to return. "

waysoftheearth wrote:
Very well. Back to thread 045 please...