Aug 10, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 14 segments
The Skywaymen sit for a spell with Bob and the Hickory Men while Cord gets into trouble listening to that little voice in her head. Content Warnings: Language, Violence, Sexual Themes, Dark Themes…
The winds of early winter blow down from the Larnix.
Without the relatively warm air of Breacher's Gulf on the western edge of the prairie, nor the Calamity Bay down south, the forested area between the Corindans and the Icar River gets colder quicker.
The grass is crunchy.
The occasional falling flake of snow drifts in the air before it melts on the ground.
For the Skyway men, this is a new part of the world.
Perhaps Gree came here in his travels long ago, but it has been many, many years since he set foot on the east side of the Corindans.
It's odd seeing towns in a vastly different part of Dania.
You see buildings and communities with many familiar attributes, but some details are just different.
From home layouts to small details like the way roof slopes fall, things like the materials that make up the lampposts.
Looking at Bob is much the same feeling.
He's grown up quite a bit in the three months it has been since you've seen him in Kelvechen.
He has a scar behind his ear that goes up into the shaved side of his head.
He has a more serious gravitas about him, but that doesn't mean he's less happy to see you.
He guides you into Fort Wayland, explaining that they try very hard to make it appear that it is still abandoned.
There's an old knight named Servarpeer who lives in Delcott who would surely cause them trouble if she knew that they were here.
He has some of his men bring you food and beverages by the fire, sweet pastries from Helenman's Corner.
They stable big ass, and you see that they have a pseudo-rock or two of their own.
You all have a moment to catch up here.
If you have any questions about where you are or what's going on, feel free to let me know or to ask Bob.
His men, I should say, many of them still wear the green hoods of the Hickory Man's army.
What does their supply look like? Do they look well off? Do they look like they're struggling somewhere in between? I would say medium plus.
Okay.
Better than us? Yeah.
They don't look like they could, you know, stick out here forever, but they definitely are well-supplied for how far they've traveled.
To give you sort of a more detailed idea of where you are, I'm looking at the map here.
The winds of early winter blow down from the Larnix.
Without the relatively warm air of Breacher's Gulf on the western edge of the prairie, nor the Calamity Bay down south, the forested area between the Corindans and the Icar River gets colder quicker.
The grass is crunchy.
The occasional falling flake of snow drifts in the air before it melts on the ground.
For the Skyway men, this is a new part of the world.
Perhaps Gree came here in his travels long ago, but it has been many, many years since he set foot on the east side of the Corindans.
It's odd seeing towns in a vastly different part of Dania.
You see buildings and communities with many familiar attributes, but some details are just different.
From home layouts to small details like the way roof slopes fall, things like the materials that make up the lampposts.
Looking at Bob is much the same feeling.
He's grown up quite a bit in the three months it has been since you've seen him in Kelvechen.
He has a scar behind his ear that goes up into the shaved side of his head.
He has a more serious gravitas about him, but that doesn't mean he's less happy to see you.
He guides you into Fort Wayland, explaining that they try very hard to make it appear that it is still abandoned.
There's an old knight named Servarpeer who lives in Delcott who would surely cause them trouble if she knew that they were here.
He has some of his men bring you food and beverages by the fire, sweet pastries from Helenman's Corner.
They stable big ass, and you see that they have a pseudo-rock or two of their own.
You all have a moment to catch up here.
If you have any questions about where you are or what's going on, feel free to let me know or to ask Bob.
His men, I should say, many of them still wear the green hoods of the Hickory Man's army.
What does their supply look like? Do they look well off? Do they look like they're struggling somewhere in between? I would say medium plus.
Okay.
Better than us? Yeah.
They don't look like they could, you know, stick out here forever, but they definitely are well-supplied for how far they've traveled.
To give you sort of a more detailed idea of where you are, I'm looking at the map here.
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