Owlventure - Day 23
General Summary
The heroes are attacked by a fox! It's taken out the bunnies and now they're on their own against it!
Alistair almost scares it off, but things go wrong when the fox grabs up Ashe and begins to flee. Between Thistle's ice and Ali's calm emotions however, they're able to calm the fox. Ashe's biting it's tongue brings it back to a panicked state. In desperation, Soren manages to return Razorbeak to fullsize (much to Alistairs... suffering). Razorbeak paralyzes the fox, leaving the heroes free to interrogation him. Much intimidation at work.
While interrogating the fox, the heroes learn:
1. He works for a fat sparrow named Randal. 2. The sparrow sent him to cause trouble. 3. The sprarrow was supposed to be around the bees.
The heroes venture to the bees to learn more. They find out that Carl's gotten in trouble with the bees many times. The Bees happily let the heroes spend the night, they confirm the recent happenings, that the bunnies usually stick to their word, and so on.
BEEatrice leads the heroes to their rooms. During the rest they're able to truly relax, explore, and have fun.
Alistair almost scares it off, but things go wrong when the fox grabs up Ashe and begins to flee. Between Thistle's ice and Ali's calm emotions however, they're able to calm the fox. Ashe's biting it's tongue brings it back to a panicked state. In desperation, Soren manages to return Razorbeak to fullsize (much to Alistairs... suffering). Razorbeak paralyzes the fox, leaving the heroes free to interrogation him. Much intimidation at work.
While interrogating the fox, the heroes learn:
1. He works for a fat sparrow named Randal. 2. The sparrow sent him to cause trouble. 3. The sprarrow was supposed to be around the bees.
The heroes venture to the bees to learn more. They find out that Carl's gotten in trouble with the bees many times. The Bees happily let the heroes spend the night, they confirm the recent happenings, that the bunnies usually stick to their word, and so on.
BEEatrice leads the heroes to their rooms. During the rest they're able to truly relax, explore, and have fun.
Report Date
22 May 2024
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