The Harpy's Song

General Summary

The flock of harpies approached singing. Purah was able to shoot one down before they got into range. And when she did the harpies fled.
Eventually, they made their way to the coast. The crew was instructed to drop anchor about 100 meters from the coast and have someone on the lookout at all times, plugging their ears with the mold given to them by Brandeth and Suiv if the harpies approach again.
A river flows out of a cave on this end of the island, they hoped for the best and decided to go into the cave. However, before they could they were surprised by the flock of harpies that were now in their range. Although the harpies weren't that hard to beat, it was challenging with a big part of the party charmed and almost falling into the river. The party managed to kill one and the harpies fled once again.
Going into the cave, the small path they followed was only wide enough for one person and very slippery. Soon after going in they could hear the sound of a waterfall, but it would take another half hour to actually get to it. Climbing it went pretty good, but this is where the cave split. One way was the river, now filling one side, the other was a narrow tunnel they would have to crawl through. The heavily armored members had to take off their armor or else they would have become stuck. Although for some this was their first time spelunking, no one gave into fear and after 2 hours they finally found the exit where the tunnel joined the river once again.
The cave opened up into a beautiful valley sloping down from the other side into this cave. Near the center, there is a lake where many animals, such as deer, drink and in general the valley is lush with vegetation. In the center a big rock spire almost 150 meters tall and 15 meters in diameter. On the opposite side of the valley on the cliffs, they could see smaller nests for 'horse sized birds' and on the left and right side man-made structures. Those looked like they were made to resemble bird nests in their designs, but were made with more knowledge of engineering. Above them were also man-made 'nests', but those were abandoned.