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Lord of the Meeblings
They traveled across the desolate tundra for several hours, until the group had almost gotten into the Reach. Mack lead them to a small, secluded cabin tucked between several snow covered rock outcropings. He climbed onto the roof, sliding through a small hole in it and into the cabin interior. A second later the door swung open and the tired group trudged in. Some went downstairs, to were there were a few old straw beds and matresses, but Valrin stayed up stairs, moving to the fireplace and nocking aside the burn logs to make a small fire.
As he crouched by the fire blowing on the small pocked of kindling he had started on fire with his flint and steel, Valrin's keen ears heard a soft thwack, and then a thud coming from just outside the cabin door. Instantly he was on high alert, his years as a fugitive had given him razor sharp perception and keen instincts. Whiping his bow out Valrin knocked an arrow, coated in a paralizing poison, and slunk towards the door, keeping low so as to stay out of the windows. As he peered quickly around the doorframe he saw one of the men from the village who had acompainied them, lying dead in a pool of blood with an arrow in his back. At first he wanted to go out to investigate further, but his instincts told him otherwise, whoever was out there was a very good shot, if he stepped out for even one second he would be dead.
Instead he slid over to the stairs, calling to the others who were down there quietly, "We have company boys, get your weapons. And be quiet about it, they don't know we know they are here." After his words of advice, Valrin moved back over to the door, drawing Lokfyr and leaning it against the wall near him. He then aimed his bow at the door. If anyone came in from there they would be dead in seconds.
As he crouched by the fire blowing on the small pocked of kindling he had started on fire with his flint and steel, Valrin's keen ears heard a soft thwack, and then a thud coming from just outside the cabin door. Instantly he was on high alert, his years as a fugitive had given him razor sharp perception and keen instincts. Whiping his bow out Valrin knocked an arrow, coated in a paralizing poison, and slunk towards the door, keeping low so as to stay out of the windows. As he peered quickly around the doorframe he saw one of the men from the village who had acompainied them, lying dead in a pool of blood with an arrow in his back. At first he wanted to go out to investigate further, but his instincts told him otherwise, whoever was out there was a very good shot, if he stepped out for even one second he would be dead.
Instead he slid over to the stairs, calling to the others who were down there quietly, "We have company boys, get your weapons. And be quiet about it, they don't know we know they are here." After his words of advice, Valrin moved back over to the door, drawing Lokfyr and leaning it against the wall near him. He then aimed his bow at the door. If anyone came in from there they would be dead in seconds.