The Vale. An expanse of peerless beauty that unfortunately invited the worst the land had to offer. Namely, Baron Alon Pinkrose. Now, Meepo had managed to beat out Syr Dorn for the mission, one that left the even older veteran a tad miffed. It was probably best though, as he would have likely killed the party and made it look like some sort of troll attack. Meepo didn't know what he would do, but Meepo could see that outcome.
Now then, the easiest part: removing blame from the Knights of Anathaeum. That meant no nature magic, no armor with sigils emblazoned, nothing of the sort. So naturally, Meepo's biggest concern was he was the Magnificent. Surely, every human knew him within a thousand miles! He would likely still get recognized! But it was a sacrifice he was willing to make. His fox buddies needed him.
So, Meepo would first stock up on supplies and that meant getting some food for the road. He did his usual strut into the Knoll, the same hops, the same swagger, the same high-fives, the same howls, and thankfully the same order. Roki handed him his sack filled with roasted rabitses, roasted carrots, taters, and double the buns for twice the fun. Well, two orders, one for whoever was accompanying him. Bing, bang, boom, onto the next step.
Clad in his black training leathers, his noble sword Drakebait, and a ragged looking black cloak, he was ready for the hunt, all he needed to do now, was wait.
Now then, the easiest part: removing blame from the Knights of Anathaeum. That meant no nature magic, no armor with sigils emblazoned, nothing of the sort. So naturally, Meepo's biggest concern was he was the Magnificent. Surely, every human knew him within a thousand miles! He would likely still get recognized! But it was a sacrifice he was willing to make. His fox buddies needed him.
So, Meepo would first stock up on supplies and that meant getting some food for the road. He did his usual strut into the Knoll, the same hops, the same swagger, the same high-fives, the same howls, and thankfully the same order. Roki handed him his sack filled with roasted rabitses, roasted carrots, taters, and double the buns for twice the fun. Well, two orders, one for whoever was accompanying him. Bing, bang, boom, onto the next step.
Clad in his black training leathers, his noble sword Drakebait, and a ragged looking black cloak, he was ready for the hunt, all he needed to do now, was wait.