Jun 24, 2026 · 1 hr 39 min · 11 segments
The second part of our play through of Trophy Dark by Jesse Ross, running the Incursion The Flocculent Cathedral by Jim Crocker. Find out more about Trophy Dark and pick up a copy here…
Jess JewellGuestFiona HowatGuest
Maddy SearleGuestYou are now in, having now worked your way along and past the point where you fought that bandit and his corpse was dragged away unceremoniously by a cloud of insects.
Whereas Theoden was more closer in and more involved with the insect intervention.
i've got yeah this idea that this awful thing is happening and taylor is just watching it with this childlike curiosity of uh oh this is nice um can i
if it was the bugs that had dragged this corpse away and the bugs that maybe picked up on it maybe that's the rum maybe they repeat maybe that just i forgive you i forgive
And I think that those words echo through the forest and through Nevin's head because they heard them come out of that bandit's mouth with their gasping breath.
They communicate it the way that like mushrooms do, that kind of like network of communication that sprawls out, this wordless communication that has its human manifestation in those words, I forgive you.
You are now in, having now worked your way along and past the point where you fought that bandit and his corpse was dragged away unceremoniously by a cloud of insects.
Whereas Theoden was more closer in and more involved with the insect intervention.
i've got yeah this idea that this awful thing is happening and taylor is just watching it with this childlike curiosity of uh oh this is nice um can i
if it was the bugs that had dragged this corpse away and the bugs that maybe picked up on it maybe that's the rum maybe they repeat maybe that just i forgive you i forgive
And I think that those words echo through the forest and through Nevin's head because they heard them come out of that bandit's mouth with their gasping breath.
They communicate it the way that like mushrooms do, that kind of like network of communication that sprawls out, this wordless communication that has its human manifestation in those words, I forgive you.
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