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Lady Genuhk just shrugged as she climbed inside. She clearly didn't seem to mind. "Which one do you think you'll do best?" Nera asked. Calum grinned, and hopped onto the red wagon. -
July nodded. "I just need to gather up my stuff . . . Yua, I have a change of clothes you can borrow," He said, poking him. August nodded, his eyes still closed. "We'll be right back." They both left upstairs, to gather their things and change.
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"Aaaaaw, that's so nice of you! So, what's our master plan?" Sharlin kept an eye on him.
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why tho
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"Yeah," She said, trying to keep the nervousness out of her voice. She hadn't expected the testing to take 3 whole days . . . Both wagons are of the same size and build, they're only difference being in color, of course. They have that typical 'pioneer' look to them, with a round canvas roof and a wooden base with four wheels. Each wagon is pulled by two horses. The wooden area/ floor of the wagon is fairly big, and it'll easily carry the whole team as well as whatever cargo is inside. The canvas is about two or three feet back from the front of the wagon, so there's a place for the driver to sit. Master Igenes climbed inside the blue wagon with surprising agility, and sat back on a bench under the canvas. Lady Genuhk made her way to the red one. "I'm fine with that," Calum said with a smirk. Watching Alvar take the lead clearly amused him. "I can easily take over watching the road when you all get tired." @Dragonheir @TheRavenHasLanded @Spark of Hope @TwinSouls @SpiritOfWrath ------ "I can sit inside and shoot bandits with my crossbow," Nera told her team. "I'm worried I won't be able to keep up walking, you know because . . ." She gestured at her tiny halfling legs. @Ancient Elantrian @BrechioSwordMouse @SmilingPanda19 @Scars of Hathsin @Just_a_Fan
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A few minutes after dawn, August and July entered the inn and joined her at her table. They both were covered in a layer of dust, and it was clear they'd spent all night digging and hadn't slept. "I'll have to buy a change of clothes . . ." August mumbled to himself as he lay his head on the table. July at least, looked functional, but August was clearly exhausted. A vigorous duel, constant worrying, and no sleep was hard even on him. "It's a good thing we're riding there and not walking," July said, putting a hand on his shoulder.
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Sharlin frowned. "It's just a hunk of metal, nothing important . . . I am very interesting though, thank you for noticing." Nice save. She grunted.
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She glares back at him, and resolves to whisper for the rest of her GM conversation.
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"FARTHER." Sharlin yelled again, because she was having fun being mean.
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"Suure, buddy. Whatever you say." HAHAHAHHA THIS GUYS HILARIOUS! He knows he's talking to you, right? "I SAW THAT, KEEP MOVING."
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"Whenever you'd like," He said, squeezing her hand. "Maybe after dinner since people have already started eating?" Lee turned at hearing yelling in another part of the house, but it soon stopped. He hated how his heart hammered in his chest. Yes, he'd expecting this night to be hard for everyone, but he'd hoped they could be united in that . . .
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Sharlin noticed Squall. "Can I have one private conversation?" She said in mock annoyance. "Go on now, let me talk to Mr. Evil incorporated, you can catalogue the types of palm trees in the arena or something." She moved back another several paces while keeping his eye-contact.
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"M'kay sure, you seem bearable enough because you admitted to being stinky . . . honesty is a virtue you know." She didn't hesitate to take his offer, what did she have to loose? What about me? "He doesn't know about you, idiot."
