Personal Log: Travel through Zexen-Grasslands and Sales
Location: Riverside, 12 miles from Budehuc
Notes: Sold 1.5 q saltfish and a bushel rune-frozen. One bushel rune-frozen missing. Think Landis got hungry maybe.
More people tagged along than I thought they would, but it was nice for the company. Some split their ways to explore/hunt/etc. and we pointed that one fellow in the direction of Vinay del Zexay.
Iksay was a nice little town, mostly farmers, and the windmills pretty as Percy says. People very friendly and liked to do business--felt like I bought as much as I sold, but boy! Fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the dirt; ain't gonna turn that down while I can get it.
Hope Eileen got to chat with some of the locals like she said.
Lost a game of cards to a 10 year old named Sally. Ain't livin' that down from the boys, I know I won't.
Nor were a little more suspicious of outsiders, but since the monsters had blocked trade for awhile they were grateful for business. Didn't stay long though and hustled a good ways back up the road. Some stopped back in to Iksay to say hello on the way back, but I decided to camp by the riverside. This river sings its own song, but a good lullaby nevertheless. Will be at Budehuc by tomorrow.
Notes: Sold 1.5 q saltfish and a bushel rune-frozen. One bushel rune-frozen missing. Think Landis got hungry maybe.
More people tagged along than I thought they would, but it was nice for the company. Some split their ways to explore/hunt/etc. and we pointed that one fellow in the direction of Vinay del Zexay.
Iksay was a nice little town, mostly farmers, and the windmills pretty as Percy says. People very friendly and liked to do business--felt like I bought as much as I sold, but boy! Fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the dirt; ain't gonna turn that down while I can get it.
Hope Eileen got to chat with some of the locals like she said.
Lost a game of cards to a 10 year old named Sally. Ain't livin' that down from the boys, I know I won't.
Nor were a little more suspicious of outsiders, but since the monsters had blocked trade for awhile they were grateful for business. Didn't stay long though and hustled a good ways back up the road. Some stopped back in to Iksay to say hello on the way back, but I decided to camp by the riverside. This river sings its own song, but a good lullaby nevertheless. Will be at Budehuc by tomorrow.