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isnt snakes after elves

i thought

Wait

oh

Uhaha

huh

You’re right

^^

There were three elves before the snakes

yeah

but they sneaked around

so we should go now?

If you want.

We could always just wait for umbreon to recover

true

will it still be night

if we wait for him to recover

This would be the end of day 1 out of 3 to complete your quest, if you sleep.

no we should press on

If you insist umbreon

we should go on then

oh right

snakes is RIGHT after elves

can we get through snakes with umbreon injured?

So you let umbreon recover a bit before pressing on.

oh perfect

He's pretty heavily bruised, but he seems to be doing alright.

So what are we doing

We killing the elves

Or sneak

Hold on

So along you way, you see an 4 elves around a campfire. 3 of them are sleeping and one appears to be on watch.

Anyone want to roll knowledge nobility?

sure

/r d20

@taxes: d20 = (19) = 19

n i c e

You see the symbol of the imperial elven guard on his lapel.

The words of the quest-giver echo in your mind.

"It'll be best if you avoid any direct encounters with the elves- elves- elves"

oh boy!

I mean

I can definitely sneak around

I'm going to inform the party of those two things

I don’t know about these other guys though

Squires: "Hey, remember when Gratia would just make a fog to cover us? Sneaking was so easy back then"

fuck

Yune: "Shut up Squires"

rip

Any bright ideas?

uhhh

I could sneak behind elf man and try to silently dispatch

direct encounters

are BAD

I mean

Squires: "Okay guys! I still have my bucket!"

Oh god

no

OH

idea

"So I pour water on them, aaand"

okay so

NO

NO

idea

i use my fire ring thing

to heat up a bucket of water

and create steam

which creates a mist

that

Will not work

Squires: "I- are elves weak to steam?"

Than we can make some pasta

No, it could create a cover for us though

Can I roll to see if I know the answer

Come on baby

"These droplets form when warmer water in the air is rapidly cooled, causing it to change from invisible gas to tiny visible water droplets. Mist often forms when warmer air over water suddenly encounters the cooler surface of land."