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Pathfinder: The Trio - Cave Conversations
Author's note: Since this is a sequel to "The Trio", you might want to
read that one first, if you havent already.
Goruza led the way towards the cave, with Emerald behind her leading
Champ, her mule, on which Besh (and Max) sat. Finally, they reached
the lip of the cave, and entered into it.
"It's bigger than I expected," Besh remarked as she jumped off Champ,
temporarily dislocating Max in the process.
"We should explore it, so we dont get any surprises tonight," Emerald
suggested.
Inside, they found a indentation large enough for for Champ to be in
out of sight from the entrance, and Emerald took some dried hay and
nuts and gave them to the mule, telling him to stay in the cleft unless
called for. Then Besh summoned four globes of light, and the three
moved cautiously into the cave.
Almost immediately, they found themselves in a large area, with a
passageway entrance on the far side.
"Very clearly, this was made on purpose," Beth remarked, looking around
the large area.
Before the other two could respond, a loud honking noise could be heard
from the passageway, and two large shapes barrelled towards the trio.
Then two man-sized bird-like creatures entered the room, and Besh
recognized at once what they were by their cruel-looking mouths - Axe
beak birds.
The larger of the two barrelled straight into Goruza, managing to knock
the barbarian off her feet and lose her grip on her axe. Before the
creature could take advantage of its disarmed foe, Emerald opened her
mouth as if she was screaming, but no sound came out that could be
heard by either of her friends. Besh realized she was using a spell
that sent out a ear-piercing scream that only the bird would be able to
hear.
The spell staggered the bird, but before Emerald could follow up its
mate came up and slashed at the bard, slicing a line across her back as
she leapt out of the way.
Besh then summoned three magic missles that struck the female bird,
damaging it, and causing it to to turn away from Emerald.
Meanwhile, Goruza had recovered her axe, and struck the male bird with
a pair of mighty blows, cutting it deeply.
The female attacked Besh, but missed, allowing Emerald to pull out her
sword and stab it in the side, and it shrieked once, and slumped to the
floor of the cave.
As if angered by the death-sounds of its mate, the male attacked Goruza
fiercely, driving the barbarian back into a corner. But before it could
seriously injure her, there was a shout from the tunnel, and a figure
in green and black rushed in, and clawed at the bird, opening it up
like a master chief preparing a meal.
"You alright?" the stranger asked Goruza.
"My pride took the biggest hit," the barbarian growled, and hung her
axe on a hook on her belt, then held out a hand, saying "My thanks. My
name is Goruza, who are you, and were you following these birds?"
"Indeed I was, as they have been a terror for farmers on this side of
the river for weeks. I'm Milah. I was tracking these two when I heard
you fighting with it."
Besh and Emerald came over and introduced themselves, and then Besh
said, "We only came into this cave to seek shelter before crossing the
river tomorrow, we have been asked by the townsfolk of the little
village down the way to see if we could do something about the outlaws
raiding them, who are supposed to be holed up on the island in the
middle of the river."
Milah shook her head. "Dangerous work, that. Rumors of dark magic, and
sightings of undead creatures on that island."
"That could just be a ruse to keep anybody from trying to deal with the
outlaws," Besh pointed out.
"Maybe, but there is a name that has been whispered as the name of the
head of these 'outlaws'. Oress Manul"
Besh looked at Milah in shock. "Did you say ... Oress Manul ?" She
stammered.
"You know him, Besh?" Emerald asked.
"A long time ago I did. A rotter, through and through. Even then more
powerful than he should have been, and I cant imagine he's been
coasting since. We ... may need to change our plans," Besh replied.
"I'm afraid it's too late for that," a voice intoned, and a figure
entered the cave.
Milah, Goruza, and Emerald found themselves unable to move other to
shout simultaneously. Besh turned to the figure at entrance and said,
"Let them go, Oress Manul."
"And why should I do that?" the sorcerer asked.
"You can have me instead," Beth replied.
"Tempting. Very well, they can go, if you come with me. But should they
try to come to my island again, I will show them no mercy."
Besh nodded, gathered Max in her arms, and strode out of the cave. The
sorcerer waved his hand, freeing the other three, and then he and Besh
vanished.
Milah went to Emerald and Goruza and asked "You two okay?"
"I will be when I have that sorcerer's head as a trophy," Goruza
growled.
"I'm with you, but how?" Emerald asked.
"Perhaps you can find help in Fiddler's Green, the large town on the
other side of the river. We can take the Road around."
"We?" asked Goruza.
"Well, if you will allow me to accompany you. I now have a grudge
against this sorcerer myself."
"I'm okay with that, how about you, Goruza?" asked Emerald.
"Sure. But its getting dark, and we could use a rest before we climb
back up to the Road."
The other two agreed, and quickly set up a small "camp" in the middle
of the cave, blocking both the exit and the tunnel as best as they
could.
The next day they would take the Road to Fiddler's Green, where more
adventures would await ...
The End (for now).
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