Sangermitt

Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: There are likely better ones to come
Akab, this part of Our route is at least well travelled. Did You find out any
more from that Stranger who “fell” into Your hands?
Jè£naté¤Veñdara¤G: Nay, it was strange, My Men reported that He was
incoherent, almost terrified, but would add no more than was in that note.
I looked again at the scrap of rence the General’s Guards had brought
Him, perhaps the sense of it would become clearer as Our journey
unfolded.
By pushing the animals hard We reached the lake South West of Tumis
Tera as darkness fell. Rather than travel for another two ahn in almost
pitch blackness to reach the village, We decided to make camp and eat.
Close to the lake shore We set a small fire screening it from the road with
the wagons, here We prepared and ate a simple meal. I took the first watch
whilst Aiken and Jelnate rested in the wagons. With a sword at My side
and eyes straining to see beyond the fire’s faint circle of light out into the
blackness I remained alert listening for the merest sound.
A sudden sharp crack echoed through the emptiness of the night;
instantly I rose; arm raised sword in hand and awaited whatever or
Whoever would come My way. I cannot deny it was with some modicum of
relief I saw Aiken stride from the darkness toward Me.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: You were very nearly the holiest of
Iniates Akab!!!
Aiken¤Veñdara¤Aof: I didn’t mean to startle You Akab, My watch I believe!
Rest well Talarius; for tomorrow may be a long day.
Feeling somewhat fatigued after the journey and the watch; I headed for
the wagon and some rest.
The suns rays broke through the darkness as Jelnate roused Aiken and I
from our slumbers.
Jè£naté¤Veñdara¤G: My Brothers, the night passed uneventfully, dawn is
breaking and the sun will soon rise above the side of the valley; We
should break camp and continue on Our way.
Aiken and I mumbled Our agreement and once We had partaken of some
stewed Black Wine, remains left by the fires embers from the previous