Drakor frowned. “This is the same as yours, just… bigger.” He held out his own dueling dagger.
Then he shrugged. “But if you’re more comfortable with yours, I respect that. Nothing wrong with a favored blade.”
Her relationship to the tiny dagger she holds is not anything close to ‘favourited’, but she’s not going to ask for yours.
She nods to you, and then waits for you to… sleep. So she can… do whatever she’s going to do for the following several hours.
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“I… really don’t mind taking a watch either. Third watch if you’re determined to stay up now, I suppose.”
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Canary is going to try to stay up as long as possible, and then she’s going to get super tired and then wake up Drakor as a ‘precautionary measure’ and so ‘nobody gets mad at me’, then drift off afterwards.
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(i’m fine with timeskipping)
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Given that she’s under watch the whole time and also in manacles, Kamilla does not attempt to escape during the night. The night is otherwise largely uneventful; starting around midnight, there are about two hours of light rain, but the barn stays dry. The family whose barn it is feeds you some buckwheat porridge, and after one more attempt by the eight-year-old to persuade Drakor to let him hold his swords, you’re ready to set off!
Even after a night of healing, Kamilla is still badly injured; do you want to do anything about that before you leave, or are you leaving her as-is?
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(I would like to create a mutagen during lionel’s watch)
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Canary groggily opens her eyes, then shoots up as she remembers both everything that happened and that she promised to stay up the whole time.
…to everyone else being awake already and ready to leave.
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(you can do that)
(same)
Drakor pretended not to notice.
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She still looks a bit tired, but stands up embarrassed and hoping nobody remembers her vague disagreement to the shifts idea.
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Which they do, but she can hope.
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Before leaving, Drakor approached the parents privately. “If you would like me to train your child when he is older, I would be more than willing to oblige. Simply send a message to the general store at Granite Hill - I will visit it at least once a year and will receive it then.”
(The method)
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(this poor horse)
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(If we go at normal pace it should be doing okay)
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Wanderer goes back with the group to Granitehill at normal pace using this method to make sure Kamilla doesn’t like, leave.
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