WEBVTT 00:14.840 --> 00:54.074 Welcome to Theater of the Mind. Theater of the Mind is an unofficial d and D five e actual play podcast. Theater of the Mind is not appropriate for all audiences, and therefore, for listener discretion is advised. Welcome to Theater of the Mind, episode 13. My name is Mike. I'll be your DM today. And this week's question is, name something you have been holding back from the group, hoping for an opportunity to tell them. Why have you waited? 00:55.934 --> 01:29.314 My name's Amanda, and I'm playing Mel Kelly. Mel is absolutely terrified. Like, all the time, pretty much. And it's not even, like, because we're in a weird post apocalyptic thing. Like, she's literally always terrified about something, and she has literally never told anybody in her life this ever. And she's definitely not going to tell the group now because we're in a weird post apocalyptic thing, and every day is a battle, and she doesn't want to bring the group down. I mean, nobody needs that kind of negative energy, right? 01:31.774 --> 01:33.726 We need to find her some anti anxieties. 01:33.830 --> 01:35.278 Yeah, you need some Xanax. 01:35.446 --> 01:37.914 Well, it sure is how I eat the kale chips. 01:40.214 --> 01:41.674 Even she doesn't like it. 01:41.974 --> 01:42.838 Out of character. 01:42.886 --> 01:45.754 Out of character. I have learned kale chips are gross. 01:50.914 --> 02:15.854 I'm Jeremy. I'm playing Elliot. Brandy Bane. I'm having a hard time. Elliot speaks. If he wants to tell him, he just tells people and doesn't really care about what they think about it. So I can't think of anything that Elliot would not tell him for later unless he baked a birthday cake. But I don't think he's got a birthday cake in his saddlebags. I got nothing on that one. 02:17.094 --> 02:24.518 You got a birthday cake? You should tell us soon because it's been, like, a week and a half since we left your ranch, and that's the last time you could have baked it. 02:24.566 --> 02:26.486 Maybe it's a birthday cake mix. 02:26.670 --> 02:29.514 Yeah, that cake's birthday crumble. 02:33.854 --> 03:24.994 I am Bernal. I'm one of three mikes, so we go by last name here. I'm playing Olnack Vaga Johnson, and I've mentioned this a couple of times before the incident, so I have not told anybody about the incident because it caused people to lose their lives. And I find myself personally responsible for this. And I don't know how my current friends are going to take it if I bring it up and, like, reveal that some of the decisions I've made in my past during military service cost people their lives. Whether it's entirely my fault or not, it does feel like my burden and I felt responsible, and I just don't know how to bring it forward to the group in a way that would make sense. Also, I'm almost definitely gonna make horrible jokes about it. Cause that's how I cope. 03:25.454 --> 03:28.662 Tis the military way. The darkest of humans. Yes. 03:28.758 --> 03:30.034 I prefer coffee. 03:30.894 --> 03:59.054 Dark coffee and kale chips. Hi, I'm downs. I'm one of the mics, and I'm playing James O'Brien. James most recently told the group kind of, about his backstory, but something that James hasn't told everyone is he doesn't really know what he's doing. He'll be, like, incredibly confident about something that he's doing, and he has no idea what he's doing at all. Just blind confidence. 04:00.054 --> 04:05.474 Well, considering you wanted to take a wheelbarrow to cold Bren, I think some of us are starting to figure that out. 04:09.694 --> 04:41.594 I'm Casey. I play Emery Lee. And Emery, I think, is not. She's trying not to let on how much all the magic bullshit unsettles her. There's a lot of things that have happened that are truly just kind of upsetting in various ways, and she doesn't know how to process it because it's weird magic bullshit, and she doesn't know how to talk about it. So she's just kind of trying to face things as they come instead of thinking about it. 04:43.694 --> 04:50.034 Fair enough. With that. Let's go ahead and roll for recap. We'll go highest guess. 04:51.174 --> 04:55.674 This is clearly a group of people with the most well rounded coping mechanisms. 04:56.254 --> 05:04.274 Actually, I'm sitting here listening this. I'm going. Congratulations. You've just. Your heroes are a group of completely normal people, which is why you should never meet your heroes. 05:05.094 --> 05:06.990 Did you say highest goes or lowest? 05:07.062 --> 05:07.782 Highest goes. 05:07.838 --> 05:08.434 13. 05:09.014 --> 05:10.006 Also 13. 05:10.150 --> 05:10.834 616. 05:11.414 --> 05:14.886 16. What'd you get? 05:14.950 --> 05:15.318 I know. 05:15.366 --> 05:17.510 16. Oh, okay. Reroll. 05:17.542 --> 05:19.834 Reroll. That happens a weird amount. 05:20.334 --> 06:27.984 1015. We started the episode by killing an elk and butchering it. We brought it back to camp, and there was a weird humanoid shape skulking around the outside of our camp, which turned out to be a man in really ragged clothes who talked like he hadn't seen civilization in several weeks and had been in an ATV accident or something close to the time when everything stopped. And we gave him a leg of the deer in order to get him to leave without hanging around too long and sent him off towards rifle. And then we had a totally unbothered night of rest after that. Slept perfectly sound, knowing we had sent a weird man towards rifle and, uh, who eats raw. Oh, by the way Elliot and Olnock have a point of exhaustion is my note here. So they did not sleep soundly. The rest of us slept fine. And that was that. 06:28.644 --> 06:29.516 Perfect. 06:29.700 --> 06:34.732 He ate the elf rate meat raw, by the way. And I think James was having nightmares about that. 06:34.868 --> 06:35.396 Yeah. 06:35.500 --> 06:37.504 Yeah. He didn't even season it. 06:38.724 --> 06:42.944 Monster. No, they eat sage out here. They come preseasoned. 06:46.204 --> 06:46.772 Gross. 06:46.868 --> 06:49.064 And that was the only thing creepy about that guy. 06:49.884 --> 06:51.692 The only thing. Absolutely. 06:51.748 --> 06:52.356 Was it? 06:52.460 --> 06:53.300 Everything's creepy. 06:53.332 --> 06:58.340 Definitely not as weird, animalistic style sounding voice that had nothing to do with him. 06:58.492 --> 07:00.948 Or the fact that his clothes were all torn up and looked like you. 07:01.076 --> 07:06.638 Or the fact that he was clearly a wearable. But none of us know enough about magic to really confront that yet. 07:06.726 --> 07:07.766 Those aren't real. 07:07.950 --> 07:08.954 Exactly. 07:09.534 --> 07:11.994 But apparently it was the right time of the month. 07:12.894 --> 07:17.034 Wasn't that why Elliot and I couldn't sleep? We werewolf talking or some shit? 07:19.334 --> 07:30.970 You guys were skirted cause he was a werewolf. So you did not sleep well. Cause you rolled poorly on your charisma checks. Which makes sense considering the two of you are not exactly charisma based characters. 07:31.062 --> 07:32.594 I have a plus one in charisma. 07:32.674 --> 07:33.122 Yeah. 07:33.218 --> 07:35.106 Yeah, it just didn't do me any good. 07:35.210 --> 07:36.722 Look at you being all pretty. 07:36.818 --> 07:40.294 I have plus three. I have a plus 40. 07:41.914 --> 07:43.014 Yeah, that's right. 07:43.634 --> 07:45.294 James and I have bonded. 07:48.674 --> 08:03.144 All right. And, uh, yeah, I believe we are starting off that morning of the exhausted. What is this morning? Three? Of hunting, or after your second sleep of hunting? 08:03.964 --> 08:13.604 James is gonna get up and he's gonna pop his back multiple times. Like, whoa, better get to the coffee or else mill's gonna kill me. Did you two not sleep? 08:13.684 --> 08:14.804 Olnok. Elliot. 08:14.924 --> 08:16.184 Y'all look like hell. 08:17.084 --> 08:18.076 Shut up. 08:18.220 --> 08:19.144 Okay. 08:19.964 --> 08:23.864 On the bright side, I had help for my watch. And Olak did yoga. 08:24.634 --> 08:25.290 I did. 08:25.362 --> 08:28.122 Olna, did you take a picture with your fancy phone? 08:28.258 --> 08:29.934 It doesn't do that anymore. 08:31.074 --> 08:32.354 Yeah, what good is it? 08:32.394 --> 08:34.774 It was the point of the phone without taking pictures. 08:36.154 --> 08:40.202 It's perfect in every possible way. But if it can't take pictures of. 08:40.218 --> 08:42.330 Olnack doing yoga, then what's the point? 08:42.482 --> 08:52.684 Just please don't push anybody's buttons. Belle starts looking at the sky like he didn't mean it. We love you. 08:53.264 --> 08:54.472 Is she talking to God? 08:54.528 --> 08:55.444 What is that? 08:56.144 --> 08:57.284 What's his we? 08:58.304 --> 08:59.208 Shh. 08:59.376 --> 09:00.200 It's fine. 09:00.312 --> 09:03.952 Hang on. I gotta go. I think. I gotta go use the bushes. I'll be back. 09:04.088 --> 09:05.880 You gotta roll constitution. 09:06.032 --> 09:06.680 I did. 09:06.792 --> 09:07.104 Oh. 09:07.144 --> 09:08.164 I'll be right back. 09:09.824 --> 09:10.888 I think that's gotta go now. 09:10.936 --> 09:14.044 I think that's roll for constipation. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 09:14.904 --> 09:18.096 Is this about your demonic entity, who. 09:18.120 --> 09:28.584 Is a fine and wonderful. Probably not demonic, but definitely more powerful than us tiny little minions. She's still looking up at the sky like. 09:29.084 --> 09:31.484 Fair enough. Question answered. 09:31.644 --> 09:33.740 So anyway, Olnack did yoga. 09:33.812 --> 09:34.236 How's that? 09:34.260 --> 09:34.824 Like? 09:35.444 --> 09:37.864 I was nice. It was gentle yoga. 09:38.404 --> 09:45.276 It was calming. I did a lot of breathing and stretching. You still look like hell. 09:45.300 --> 09:46.092 So it didn't do much. 09:46.148 --> 09:59.708 No. Could not sleep. How did y'all sleep so well after what the hell we just witnessed? James, you especially. He ate raw meat with no seasoning. I thought that would bother you. 09:59.796 --> 10:00.052 It did. 10:00.068 --> 10:01.732 It gave me where I heard you having nightmares. 10:01.788 --> 10:02.684 It did. It did. 10:02.724 --> 10:07.236 It gave me plenty of nightmares, but I still slept. You decapitated like, three people. 10:07.300 --> 10:08.084 Yeah, but that's. 10:08.164 --> 10:09.324 That gave me nightmares. 10:09.444 --> 10:10.980 That gave all those nightmares. 10:11.092 --> 10:12.052 I did sleep through that. 10:12.108 --> 10:12.864 You're right. 10:13.584 --> 10:15.096 I slept like a fucking baby. 10:15.120 --> 10:16.124 It was amazing. 10:17.104 --> 10:21.564 So from in the distance, you hear, oh, hot diggity. It's about damn time. 10:23.584 --> 10:25.284 It's a good day for Elliot. 10:26.384 --> 10:29.312 I guess it's a good day to chase down some turkeys, huh? 10:29.368 --> 10:34.164 That's what's. Elliot. Elliot should be feeling nice and frisky. 10:35.584 --> 10:37.204 All right, everybody, I got coffee. 10:37.984 --> 10:39.032 We're gonna just cut that. 10:39.088 --> 10:40.164 Cut past that. 10:40.984 --> 10:41.376 All right? 10:41.400 --> 10:44.364 Coffee for you. No, coffee for Mel. Coffee for Elliot. 10:46.304 --> 10:47.484 Can I have a double? 10:48.024 --> 10:49.232 Sure, you can have Mel. 10:49.368 --> 10:52.616 Well, I. Well, okay, in my defense, I've already had two cups. 10:52.760 --> 10:53.484 Yeah. 10:55.464 --> 11:00.504 That'S where all the coffee's going. Put down coffee like a fucking crackhead. It's amazing. 11:00.624 --> 11:04.544 We probably should be a little less judicious with our coffee. 11:04.664 --> 11:10.304 Maybe we can roast some more before. Before it be possible and stock up on our way out. 11:10.644 --> 11:14.916 God, our ten. We're gonna have like ten pounds of carrying capacity of just coffee beans. 11:15.020 --> 11:15.892 I'm okay with that. 11:15.948 --> 11:17.784 I'm perfectly okay with that. 11:18.524 --> 11:21.864 I don't wanna think about facing a world without coffee. 11:22.284 --> 11:23.612 I could talk to the horses. 11:23.708 --> 11:26.284 I wonder if we can start bartering for tea. 11:26.444 --> 11:26.996 I think we can. 11:27.020 --> 11:30.932 I mean, it smells good coffee, but it's better than nothing. 11:31.068 --> 11:33.964 Yeah, that's true. 11:34.744 --> 11:36.684 Maybe we can go on a tea heist. 11:38.624 --> 11:40.256 Go back to our roots, you know what I'm saying? 11:40.320 --> 11:49.204 Have a tea party. Yeah, that sounds fun. You are going to Boston. Oh, my God, we are. 11:49.744 --> 11:52.884 I bet there won't be any tea left by the time we get there. 11:54.144 --> 12:00.174 Unfortunately, not a lot of people grow these things in America. 12:00.334 --> 12:01.718 I don't know if we can all. 12:01.726 --> 12:03.486 Right, Elliot, you're the resident hunter. 12:03.590 --> 12:08.434 Coffee? Are we going turkey hunting now or. 12:09.534 --> 12:12.374 Elliott comes back out of the bushes? 12:12.414 --> 12:12.990 Kind of. 12:13.102 --> 12:20.518 Okay, everyone, it's gonna be a good day. I got a good feeling about today. I'm a little tired, but we'll be. Who wants to go kill some turkeys? 12:20.606 --> 12:21.134 Woo. 12:21.254 --> 12:22.614 Elliot's gonna fist bump. 12:22.654 --> 12:24.150 How many people do you need to. 12:24.182 --> 12:25.886 Sorry, James. I read his name. 12:25.990 --> 12:26.794 My bad. 12:27.734 --> 12:31.838 James is Elliot would totally know how to hunt turkeys. 12:31.966 --> 12:33.022 Yes, he does. 12:33.158 --> 12:38.314 So he is gonna pick the appropriate method and the appropriate place. 12:38.614 --> 12:43.534 So, you know from Grif. Griff told you a location. Yep. 12:43.694 --> 12:47.110 That's true. Not to go there. 12:47.262 --> 12:50.606 So you'll go roughly in the area he talked about. 12:50.670 --> 12:51.030 Yep. 12:51.102 --> 13:04.024 Say it's about. He said it was like, a fair bit of a walk, but he wasn't exactly a quick walker. So we'll say it's maybe 2030 minutes by horse to get roughly to the area you think he was talking about. 13:05.724 --> 13:11.852 I don't know. Reason? I think. I don't know. I think we could all go. 13:12.028 --> 13:16.980 Okay, sure. And just bring with us kind of thing, like break down and. 13:17.172 --> 13:18.788 Eh, I leave camp where it's at. 13:18.876 --> 13:19.228 Okay. 13:19.276 --> 13:22.228 Unless you guys are worried about people coming through. 13:22.356 --> 13:30.620 You know, I've been camping enough times that people are very concerned about leaving food out. That was the only reason I was. 13:30.652 --> 13:37.236 Wondering, um, did we. Did we get our meat hung up properly up in trees away, do you think? 13:37.260 --> 13:43.844 We have talked to you about it? So the last conversation you guys had had about it, you didn't seem really concerned about the food. 13:44.004 --> 13:50.614 But if we leave camp, I definitely don't. We want to hang all the food. If we all leave camp and leave camp, then you're. 13:51.274 --> 13:54.330 Let's have spend a minute doing that. Yeah. 13:54.362 --> 13:55.274 Spend some time on it. 13:55.314 --> 13:55.442 Yeah. 13:55.458 --> 13:57.786 It won't take all that long. Throw a couple ropes in the tree. 13:57.850 --> 14:05.334 Bundle it up, drag it up. Survival check on it. You normally have advantage because favorite train, but you have exhaustion, so it's just a straight roll. 14:06.074 --> 14:08.294 Ooh, that's gonna be good. 17. 14:08.594 --> 14:16.886 Perfect. Yeah. You get it hung up and you're confident you can leave this for, you know, the better part of the day. You can't take a week away. Yeah. 14:16.990 --> 14:22.246 Do you think it would help if Emery did her cold thing on it to give it a nice chilled layer on top? 14:22.390 --> 14:22.854 I can't. 14:22.894 --> 14:24.166 It's been frosty in the morning. 14:24.230 --> 14:25.406 Right? Yep. It's still cold. 14:25.430 --> 14:26.190 It's cold enough. 14:26.262 --> 14:26.814 Okay. 14:26.934 --> 14:33.686 I mean, you. We won't hurt anything to do it. If you want to. But it's cold enough that it probably doesn't need it. 14:33.830 --> 14:34.574 All right. 14:34.734 --> 14:39.954 Yeah. Outside is basically still a fridge. It's still pretty chilly. It warms up. Okay. 14:40.034 --> 14:40.654 But. 14:42.554 --> 14:49.054 I may as well. It's a canned trip. I may as well. I'll just give it a little extra frost before we leave helping. 14:52.394 --> 14:52.746 All right. 14:52.770 --> 14:54.014 Which way to the turkeys? 14:55.394 --> 15:20.758 Griff told you it was somewhere up northish. So you head somewhere up north ish. It takes about 40 minutes by four sea to get there. You get to the rough area you think he's at. You see evidence of turkey. There's feathers. Because I'd imagine they molt a little bit from the winter into spring. That would make sense. Shed their winter coat as well. 15:20.926 --> 15:24.574 I don't know about turkeys, but I know geese molt their flight feathers in June. 15:24.734 --> 15:28.354 Okay, so we'll say turkeys do that too. I've never hunted a turkey. 15:28.934 --> 15:30.958 We're not at all familiar with how to hunt turkey. 15:31.046 --> 15:46.094 You definitely see they're rather large bird track scattered around. And off in the distance, you can hear the pretty distinct turkey gobble. 15:50.234 --> 15:51.294 What was that? 15:52.674 --> 17:13.700 So all the turkeys would come. I'll power everybody. Elliot, because he is a natural hunter, probably would have known to grab some grain of some kind out of our rations. Like, just a handful in his pocket, and he's gonna get it. He says, okay. He kind of finds a nice little clearing. He says, I'm gonna go out there. I'm gonna spread some of this grain out in this clearing, and we're gonna stay hidden around here. And I wanna be appropriate bow shot away from where we're gonna hide. And then we're gonna get everybody to sit down in the bushes and sit quietly and hide. I want anybody that has a chance to hit one, to hit a turkey, and then I will, literally. Cause I've actually seen this done. When everybody's sat quietly and everything's settled, I'm gonna gobble back to the turkeys to try to call them in. And I'll tell everybody we're going to try to call some in. When they start, you know, let them come in, try to let the whole group come in. And then when they start feeding, then we'll try to take. I think we decided we wanted about six of them. So if each one of us can take one, we'll be pretty close. All right. 17:13.772 --> 17:36.163 And Elliot would also know that, um, turkey hunting follows a lot of how you guys hunted the elk. It's pretty typical to find a blind, a lot of times up in, up in the tree. But ground blinds are not unheard of. Or even just setting up because it's a wait for them to come to you sort of thing. You don't go to them. 17:39.223 --> 17:43.888 Yeah, and I've actually seen guys that they would just go and they'd come running. 17:43.936 --> 17:46.144 So turkeys are not particularly scary. 17:46.184 --> 18:12.864 Hey, Elliot, as much as I would love to keep hearing you make that sound, by the way, is that gonna be an intelligent or a wisdom? Save against giggling, I'd say that's wisdom. Well, let's just assume I failed that. But as much as I'd love to keep listening to you make that sound, I could mimic a turkey sound with magic. That might be more effective. 18:14.644 --> 18:35.184 Okay, little girl, if you could do better, go ahead. Now, wait, before you start, call a couple of times. If they call back, you call to them. Call back and then go quiet. Because then they should start come looking for who made that sound. Don't keep calling to them. Call a few times and then go quiet. And then they should come looking to go, who made this sound? 18:35.814 --> 18:38.390 I will press to digitate turkey couple. 18:38.582 --> 18:44.114 Okay. Um. Sure. Yeah, you do that. That doesn't. 18:45.174 --> 18:46.254 Now it's a cantrip. 18:46.294 --> 18:52.474 So you out in the distance, you hear it come back. 18:56.774 --> 18:59.354 I nominate for inspiration for the Christian. 18:59.694 --> 19:00.254 That's fine. 19:00.294 --> 19:10.164 You can have inspiration. Then you hear it back to you morals. 19:14.144 --> 19:19.856 Could I have used minor illusion to make myself look like a boulder of some sort? Like up near one of the trees? 19:19.920 --> 19:25.644 I would have a duckblind. I 100% thought you were gonna say to make myself look like a turkey. 19:26.744 --> 19:31.724 That's how you die. Yeah, that's how you get shot. Fuck. There's one right there. 19:32.424 --> 19:34.644 I found one. Eldridge, blast. 19:40.424 --> 19:45.124 So you've got it good. Yes, you can have become a boulder. It only lasts 1 minute, if I recall. 19:45.824 --> 19:50.884 I figured out I'd time it so that when the turkeys are coming this way, I could have it up. 19:51.184 --> 20:04.012 Let's go ahead and just for the tracking of time, roll initiative. But you have disadvantage cause of your. 20:04.068 --> 20:04.276 Yep. 20:04.300 --> 20:04.932 So I gotta roll. 20:04.988 --> 20:06.024 I gotta roll again. 20:06.404 --> 20:07.980 I rolled out, so. 20:08.012 --> 20:11.588 Well, you're gonna have disadvantage to basically everything you do today. 20:11.676 --> 20:12.596 Except for attacks. 20:12.660 --> 20:15.704 Except for lay my one good roll, you dick. 20:16.844 --> 20:19.356 Let's go down the order of my piece of paper. 20:19.500 --> 20:21.104 Mel, 18. 20:24.764 --> 20:26.578 Illiot, 25. 20:26.746 --> 20:30.106 Damn. With straight roll. All right. Yeah. 20:30.130 --> 20:31.974 He didn't get advantage. He might have. 20:32.954 --> 20:35.534 Bull knock natty one. 20:37.114 --> 20:37.770 Okay. 20:37.842 --> 20:39.014 I had a 16. 20:39.914 --> 20:43.650 Damn it, Jimmy. Sorry. 20:43.682 --> 20:44.934 That threw me off 17. 20:46.754 --> 20:48.754 That's not at all why I did that. 20:48.914 --> 20:53.914 Emery four. I forgot my name looking at someone else's name. 20:57.494 --> 20:58.790 Go get him, buddy. 20:58.942 --> 21:00.422 All right. And now. 21:00.598 --> 21:03.134 Wait, where is Jacob? Did we leave it? 21:03.214 --> 21:04.046 He's on the back. 21:04.110 --> 21:05.086 No, he came with us. 21:05.150 --> 21:06.434 Yeah, okay. 21:06.774 --> 21:08.154 I assumed he came. 21:10.214 --> 21:12.954 Yes, I just assumed that he couldn't remember. 21:13.374 --> 21:13.806 Okay. 21:13.830 --> 21:16.150 No, you're right. He was at camp when Griff was there. Never mind. 21:16.182 --> 21:19.636 I couldn't remember, so I made him stay. I made him stay in the tent. 21:19.740 --> 21:21.824 Only two of you got out. Rolled by turkeys. 21:23.084 --> 21:24.624 Embarrassing for us. 21:26.204 --> 21:29.732 I'm like, zoned the fuck out, like. Cause I haven't slept for a day. 21:29.908 --> 21:35.304 The coffee got. You're both wired and absolutely dead inside. 21:36.004 --> 21:36.956 That's a great deal. 21:36.980 --> 21:43.556 Just a reminder, with the nat one, he had plus two, so he would be a 3.2. It won't change. Don't we worry about changing it. But he would have a three point. 21:43.740 --> 21:44.628 Okay. 21:44.796 --> 21:47.024 So just in case something else pops in. 21:49.764 --> 21:52.344 Oh, God. Oh, what now? 21:53.284 --> 21:54.172 Don't worry about it. 21:54.188 --> 21:55.100 Don't worry about it. 21:55.172 --> 21:55.380 Yeah. 21:55.412 --> 21:59.584 A wear turkey doesn't go. It goes, gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble. 22:00.244 --> 22:01.804 That's that five foot turkey. 22:01.844 --> 22:02.356 There you go. 22:02.420 --> 22:03.704 Five foot turkey. 22:04.484 --> 22:10.194 All right, Elliot, Mel has started a rapport with the neighboring turkeys. 22:12.014 --> 22:18.670 I am going to use my action to hold very still and very silent to be super stealth. 22:18.822 --> 22:24.114 Perfect. Let's roll a stealth. I'm assuming you normally have advantage, but you're exhausted, so it's straight. 22:27.334 --> 22:28.474 23. 22:29.134 --> 22:50.574 Okay. You feel adequately hidden from tricky. I don't even need look, there's way there. Uh, Mel, you have a rapport going with turkeys. You have called twice, they have answered twice. Call a thrice back. 22:51.394 --> 23:02.074 After I do that, I'm gonna quietly look in the direction of wherever I last recall seeing Elliot. I don't have a bow. Can I fire both them? 23:04.334 --> 23:05.134 Yes. 23:05.294 --> 23:06.994 Be quiet, please. 23:09.734 --> 23:13.114 That's good, Jimmy. 23:13.854 --> 23:21.126 God damn it. Did it again. All right, anyway, James is going to do a stealth check bonus action. Hide. 23:21.270 --> 23:21.910 Okay. 23:22.022 --> 23:23.438 In his rock form. 23:23.566 --> 23:27.634 Perfect. We'll give you advantage. Cause you're. 23:27.794 --> 23:28.874 I now look like a rock. 23:28.914 --> 23:32.174 Yeah, look like Dwayne. 23:33.394 --> 23:35.074 That is a 26 for stealth. 23:35.194 --> 23:35.466 Yeah. 23:35.490 --> 23:36.214 Okay. 23:36.674 --> 23:39.654 You feel extra hidden, adequately hidden. 23:40.234 --> 23:45.642 And I'm gonna use my action to. I'm gonna hold action with my bow. Ready to shoot a turkey. 23:45.778 --> 23:46.574 Okay. 23:48.514 --> 23:51.174 The moment that I see Elliot fire is when I fire. 23:51.494 --> 23:52.070 Perfect. 23:52.182 --> 23:53.158 That's the trigger. 23:53.286 --> 24:00.198 Okay. We'll say you can have it for free for, like, three rounds. After that, you need to strengthen right. 24:00.246 --> 24:00.834 Yeah. 24:02.614 --> 24:14.594 Honestly, even 9th or one of that. 18 seconds. A long time to recurve. You're shaking already. Jacob's up. We're gonna see if he's smart enough to stay shushed. 24:17.074 --> 24:19.554 Al, what are we doing? 24:19.674 --> 24:20.334 Sh. 24:21.234 --> 24:24.330 Be very, very quiet. We're hunting turkeys. 24:24.402 --> 24:28.346 I am being quiet. The quietest I've ever been in my life. 24:28.450 --> 24:29.654 Stop talking. 24:35.754 --> 24:37.294 Then it's turkey's turn. 24:38.114 --> 24:42.294 That's exactly how kids stay quiet. Like they're dying inside. 24:42.654 --> 24:44.470 You can hear him quivering. 24:44.582 --> 24:45.314 Yep. 24:46.374 --> 24:47.634 Can confirm. 24:49.494 --> 24:51.674 He'S just vibrating with silence. 24:54.014 --> 24:56.110 Vibrating with silence. 24:56.262 --> 24:58.794 That's the best way to put that I've ever heard of. 25:00.094 --> 25:05.154 You hear the turkeys approaching, Emory? 25:07.694 --> 25:14.254 I am going to hold a frostbite spell for when I see a turkey. 25:14.414 --> 25:15.166 Okay. 25:15.310 --> 25:22.354 Actually, for when Elliot shoots at turkeys. That way I'm not scaring them off. 25:22.654 --> 25:24.554 Perfect. All right. 25:25.054 --> 25:29.834 I really hope we all pick different turkeys or else one turkey is gonna get fucking annihilated. 25:32.414 --> 25:34.754 Do you think we could get any feathers off that? 25:37.774 --> 25:40.246 I forget, do I have a bow? 25:40.350 --> 25:41.334 I don't believe so. 25:41.374 --> 25:42.486 I don't think I do. 25:42.590 --> 25:49.806 I believe that is why you are trying to procure something. Cause you can use one, but you don't have one. Right? Okay, so without a bow, what would you like to do? 25:49.950 --> 25:54.654 I don't even have like, a hatchet and throw. I got my big great axe. 25:54.734 --> 25:55.062 Yeah. 25:55.118 --> 25:57.790 That I can swing at if they get close enough. 25:57.982 --> 25:58.542 Yeah. 25:58.638 --> 26:00.434 So like a baseball pose. 26:01.134 --> 26:02.406 I'm gon get you. 26:02.470 --> 26:02.646 Right? 26:02.670 --> 26:06.718 Like. But like, quietly out of character. 26:06.766 --> 26:09.464 But from personal experience. Probably work. 26:10.764 --> 26:12.572 The turkeys aren't particularly. 26:12.588 --> 26:13.212 They're not smart. 26:13.268 --> 26:25.904 I'm just hiding in a bush and there's this glinting blade that they can. They could probably see if they were paying any attention. Cause I'm fucking out of it. We might get that turkey and kick his ass. 26:26.564 --> 26:29.724 If anything, the shiny of the axe is gonna draw them in more. 26:29.884 --> 26:30.584 Nice. 26:31.524 --> 26:33.464 So that's unintentional, but it's working. 26:34.544 --> 26:37.084 Elliot. Turkeys are getting closer. 26:38.024 --> 26:41.724 How many do I see in the clearing? Are they moving? Have they started feeding? 26:42.544 --> 26:47.328 They're moving towards the clearing. I made it yet say they're another turn away. 26:47.416 --> 26:51.608 Okay, I'm just going to continue sitting without moving. 26:51.656 --> 26:54.564 Or just run with your last stuff because you haven't moved. 26:55.304 --> 26:57.920 Mel, are they still calling or. 26:58.032 --> 27:14.064 Yeah, they're gurblet. It's, uh. Just for the sake of something roll. Like a. Persuasion. 27:15.484 --> 27:16.676 Animal handling. 27:16.820 --> 27:19.132 No, I think we should go with persuasion. 27:19.268 --> 27:21.424 We should totally go with persuasion. 27:22.484 --> 27:24.064 Oh, that's a ten. 27:24.564 --> 27:26.518 You needed that moment. I did. 27:26.566 --> 27:27.354 Badly. 27:28.454 --> 27:39.794 Uh, you hear the turkeys getting closer? They world worse. Not smart animals. They rolled a negative one on their intelligence check. Oh, my God. 27:42.054 --> 27:43.310 What is their modifier? 27:43.382 --> 27:44.054 Minus four. 27:44.134 --> 27:46.382 Minus four. Okay, that sounds right. 27:46.438 --> 27:50.874 Yeah. There's the dub dub. Uh, James. 27:51.914 --> 27:55.494 James is going to continue sitting in his boulder. 27:56.154 --> 28:00.014 All right, Jacob. 28:03.114 --> 28:04.130 Nice preemptive shift. 28:04.162 --> 28:05.534 He listens this time. 28:05.914 --> 28:10.454 Yep. You can still breathe. 28:13.954 --> 28:19.624 The turkeys enter the clearing. They see everywhere. You have the food. They begin the fooding. 28:20.084 --> 28:22.780 Eating. Eating. Maybe the word you're looking for. 28:22.812 --> 28:23.504 How many? 28:24.884 --> 28:41.184 Seven. Seven turkeys are feasting upon the grain you laid. Is this. You didn't have a health action. You were just hiding. Okay, Emory. There are turkeys eating. 28:41.844 --> 28:51.114 Emory tries to look at Elliot for some signal. Cannot see him, so she continues to hold frostbite until he fires. 28:52.654 --> 28:54.910 Oh, nock. Some turkeys are eating. 28:55.062 --> 29:15.984 I'm getting unusually excited to want to swing at this turkey, but since I am also very zoned out, I'm still just kind of staring at him. I'm almost like Jacob, like, shaking with a anticipation. I'm gonna decapitate the shit out of one of these turkeys. 29:17.484 --> 29:19.788 Are you holding your action again? Holding. 29:19.836 --> 29:20.676 I'm gonna stay. 29:20.820 --> 29:21.700 What is your trigger? 29:21.772 --> 29:23.884 Quietly, Elliot fires. 29:23.924 --> 29:26.156 Okay. Elliot fires. Everyone else does something. 29:26.220 --> 29:27.684 I'm gonna swing at one of them. 29:27.764 --> 29:39.404 Excluding Mel, currently, because she blow up. Speaking of Elliot, it's Elliott. Some turkeys are feasting. Everyone else is super anxious. 29:40.064 --> 29:45.840 Okay, I'm going to draw my bow. Take aim at the farthest away turkey. 29:45.912 --> 29:46.312 Okay. 29:46.368 --> 29:47.320 And take a shot. 29:47.472 --> 29:52.056 All right, let's roll that sweet turkey. Damage. Earth. Turkey attack. 29:52.160 --> 29:53.164 This is an attack. 29:53.824 --> 29:56.640 Normally, you'd have advantage because it's a beast, but you're exhausted. 29:56.792 --> 30:01.964 That's only on checks. Not on attacks. Not on attacks, not on tax, not on sage. Only on checks. 30:02.104 --> 30:03.904 Perfect. So you have advantage then. 30:05.444 --> 30:13.780 Favorite enemy. Oh, yeah. It's like way high, like 28 or something. 30:13.972 --> 30:16.024 Surprisingly, that does hit. 30:16.324 --> 30:19.604 If that bounced off the turkey, I would have. You have problems. 30:19.684 --> 30:25.064 Go ahead and roll that sweet damage and probably describe it. 30:27.544 --> 30:43.284 Yeah, he rolled, Max. His arrow's just gonna leave, and it's just gonna perfectly. The turkey's gonna take one peck, put his head up to do the little jerk to drop the deal, and it's just gonna perfectly cleave his head. 30:43.704 --> 30:44.112 Perfect. 30:44.168 --> 30:50.056 It's just gonna fall to the ground, and it's just gonna flop down. Didn't even realize it happened, and seems. 30:50.080 --> 30:53.484 How he's not a chicken. Princeruda he does die without his head. 30:54.194 --> 30:55.274 I aimed lower. 30:55.354 --> 31:00.338 There you go. All right. With that. That fires off a handful of people. 31:00.506 --> 31:07.494 Say the turkey. One of the turkeys, not the one that Elliot hit, has to roll a constitution safe. 31:09.874 --> 31:12.106 I watch Elliot shoot one, and it dies. 31:12.170 --> 31:13.442 And I shoot a different one. 31:13.498 --> 31:24.182 It's. It's second best stat here. It's only got a 40. Oh, my God. Uh. Fucking makes it. Rolled a 19 on the die. 31:24.358 --> 31:25.114 Wow. 31:25.654 --> 31:26.702 Super to. 31:26.878 --> 31:32.678 I fire, and the frost just kind of, like, hits it and then just kind of rolls off its back on either side. 31:32.806 --> 31:33.366 Shit. 31:33.470 --> 31:35.542 Frosts his feathers, but doesn't get through. 31:35.678 --> 31:36.262 Exactly. 31:36.318 --> 31:38.114 Give him his own personal flurry. 31:39.374 --> 31:40.854 James also had a held. Yes. 31:40.894 --> 31:49.144 James was also prepping an arrow. So he will fire at a random turkey that still has a head and doesn't have snowflakes over it. 31:49.964 --> 31:50.744 Yeah. 31:51.484 --> 31:53.692 That is a 21 day hit. 31:53.748 --> 31:53.980 Yep. 31:54.012 --> 31:55.076 I assume that hits. 31:55.220 --> 31:58.644 I'd roll your damage and probably just describe how you kill it. 31:58.724 --> 32:00.100 Yeah, that's gonna hurt. 32:00.172 --> 32:02.344 All you have to do is exceed three. Okay. 32:03.844 --> 32:06.652 I rolled five on just the short bow. Not the sneak attack. 32:06.748 --> 32:07.052 Perfect. 32:07.108 --> 32:08.364 So that's a total of eight. 32:08.484 --> 32:12.244 Okay. It is dead. How did you pet it? 32:13.184 --> 32:17.456 Probably not as fancy as Elliot's hip. I probably hit him, like, in the chest. 32:17.600 --> 32:18.328 Okay. 32:18.456 --> 32:22.936 I'm not good enough to hit it. Yeah, it was not a pretty kill, but I killed it. 32:23.080 --> 32:25.056 Horrible. Dying turkey sounds. 32:25.120 --> 32:25.600 Ew. 32:25.712 --> 32:29.568 And ulnok, we'll assume that you hid in a spot close enough for your ex to reach them. 32:29.616 --> 32:31.684 Yeah, it's gotta be the closest one to me. 32:35.864 --> 32:37.304 You were hidden, so you get advantage. 32:37.344 --> 32:37.520 Right? 32:37.552 --> 32:38.732 You get advantage because. 32:38.888 --> 32:42.060 Thank Christ. Cause that was a three. 32:42.252 --> 32:43.452 You're welcome. 32:43.628 --> 32:45.532 That would be a nine. I'm not doing much better. 32:45.588 --> 32:46.424 Oh, no, no. 32:48.044 --> 32:50.104 You got all your modifiers. You rolled a nine. 32:51.884 --> 32:53.756 It's gotta be more than a swipe. 32:53.780 --> 32:54.484 At least once. 32:54.564 --> 32:55.868 I think it's just once. 32:56.036 --> 32:56.876 Twice over. 32:56.980 --> 32:58.196 Weapon. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 32:58.220 --> 32:58.916 It's a plus five. 32:58.980 --> 32:59.620 Okay. You hit? 32:59.652 --> 33:00.420 Oh, no, I'm not in a rage. 33:00.452 --> 33:00.988 It's plus three. 33:01.036 --> 33:03.076 Don't hit. You do hit. Well, that's true. 33:03.100 --> 33:04.182 You haven't raised yet. 33:04.308 --> 33:06.178 I'm not raging. I'm just, like, zoned out. 33:06.266 --> 33:09.914 Twelve not angry. Hoop turkeys for those getting whiplash. 33:09.994 --> 33:10.974 Still got it. 33:11.474 --> 33:12.034 Yes. 33:12.114 --> 33:14.362 No. Yes. No. 33:14.538 --> 33:19.354 However, I am still swinging my battle axe, so it's a double. It's a d ten of damage. 33:19.434 --> 33:21.534 Perfect. All you have to do is roll better than three. 33:21.994 --> 33:25.642 I don't think he can roll under three. Cause I think that's his mod six. 33:25.698 --> 33:28.410 Yeah. Cause if he rolls a one. Plus his strength. Yeah. Oh, yeah. 33:28.442 --> 33:28.906 Plus straight. 33:28.930 --> 33:29.894 So that's a nine. 33:31.144 --> 33:32.624 You cut it in half. 33:32.784 --> 33:33.832 Describe what you did. 33:33.928 --> 33:51.804 So I'm aiming for its head, but I'm gonna go low. Cause it's a turkey, and I don't really know where to hit a turkey. And we're just gonna assume that I basically cleave this thing in twain. It's not gonna be worth much, but it's dead as shit. 33:52.144 --> 33:54.024 Well, we just needed the feathers. 33:54.144 --> 33:55.296 Yeah, we're just after the feathers. 33:55.320 --> 34:04.066 The rare pre butchered turkey. I think that's everybody's held. Cause Belle did not held she turkey. 34:04.250 --> 34:12.938 And now that everybody, everyone else is shot, I'll go, oh, crap. Right. And I'll shoot a fire bolt at one that somebody else wasn't shooting at. 34:13.066 --> 34:13.814 All. Right. 34:15.514 --> 34:30.308 That'S going to be a 16 to hit with nine damage. I'm really hoping that while I killed the turkey, I'm kind of hoping it's not actively on fire right now because that would make it hard to use the feathers. 34:30.356 --> 34:31.104 It would. 34:32.964 --> 34:35.892 Like, maybe I just smoked it from the inside out. 34:36.028 --> 34:37.504 You microwaved it? 34:38.044 --> 34:40.620 Have you hit it in the. I mean, the feathers aren't gonna catch. 34:40.692 --> 34:40.892 Yeah. 34:40.908 --> 34:49.096 They're not instantly flammable, I'm hope. I'm thinking I was probably aiming for the head, which means even if I didn't quite get the head, then maybe the tail feathers will still be good. 34:49.260 --> 34:50.072 Yeah, sure. 34:50.168 --> 34:54.256 Yeah. This isn't a life or death thing. That worked. 34:54.440 --> 34:55.968 You hit it on the front. 34:56.056 --> 34:56.392 Yeah. 34:56.448 --> 34:58.136 So the back feathers are fine. 34:58.240 --> 35:02.084 I think I should have told everybody we needed the wing feathers. I should have said something. 35:02.864 --> 35:15.452 Oh, I would have assumed tail feather too. All right, with that, it is James's turn. That is four dead turkeys. Last session, you said you. You wanted five or six. 35:15.548 --> 35:19.420 All right, I'm going to move to a different bush bodice action. Hide and shoot another turkey. 35:19.492 --> 35:20.116 Go ahead and hide. 35:20.180 --> 35:23.144 I'm going to do a combat roll to attack a turkey. 35:24.084 --> 35:25.892 Real intense turkey battle. 35:26.028 --> 35:27.828 There's another 26 for stealth. 35:27.876 --> 35:32.580 Jeez. The turkey doesn't know where you went. All right. And here we go to hit. 35:32.652 --> 35:34.024 That's a natural 20. 35:34.604 --> 35:36.636 You are fucking these turkeys up. 35:36.700 --> 35:40.362 Don't roll for damage. Just tell me what you did fairly. 35:40.362 --> 35:42.592 That one I hit square in the eye. 35:42.768 --> 35:43.524 Perfect. 35:44.464 --> 35:45.964 It was a turkey eye. 35:46.264 --> 36:03.564 It manages to walk for a little bit without realizing it's dead. Nothing is damaged except the brain and that one eyeball. The entire turkey is salvageable. Ha ha. And with that, it's Jacob's turn. He doesn't have weaponry. 36:04.544 --> 36:04.856 He. 36:04.880 --> 36:05.528 Whoops. 36:05.656 --> 36:07.704 Yeah, I was gonna say he makes noise. 36:07.784 --> 36:15.314 We're doing it. And it's turkey's turn. There's like, what, two left? They charge. 36:15.814 --> 36:17.406 They go into a rage. 36:17.590 --> 36:18.554 Wait, what? 36:19.694 --> 36:21.354 Barbarian turkeys. 36:21.734 --> 36:31.394 They roll a six on their intelligence check total. So they notice that their comrades are dead and they decide to not eat fat grain anymore. 36:33.254 --> 36:34.968 Turkeys are smart, bro. 36:35.166 --> 36:38.304 They're startled and it's Emery's turn. 36:38.604 --> 36:42.796 Um, I'm gonna do a different spell and I'm gonna cast a chaos bolt. 36:42.860 --> 36:44.964 Because I will battle. Wow. 36:45.004 --> 36:46.228 That escalated quick. 36:46.316 --> 36:48.404 Please not be listening. Please not be. 36:48.444 --> 36:51.144 The frostbite didn't work, so I gotta start. 36:53.004 --> 36:54.404 You roll to attack, right? 36:54.484 --> 36:56.508 I did badly. That was an eight. 36:56.676 --> 36:57.384 What? 36:57.844 --> 37:11.634 No, that was a three plus five. So I just shit. As this, like, whirling ball of energy splashes, like, right next to the remaining turkeys. 37:11.754 --> 37:13.594 It still does eat. 37:13.634 --> 37:14.650 Hang on, I gotta roll it. 37:14.682 --> 37:15.694 I was gonna say. 37:16.234 --> 37:16.994 Nope, we're good. 37:17.034 --> 37:17.894 Oh, God. 37:18.714 --> 37:19.854 Just wait. 37:20.954 --> 37:22.314 Nevermind, I'll ask later. 37:22.474 --> 37:28.398 Okay, old hak, I'm going to attack the closest turkey to me. 37:28.546 --> 37:30.054 You gotta charge in yelling. 37:30.134 --> 37:33.294 You're gonna have to move. Yeah, you gotta go in, go into. 37:33.334 --> 37:34.222 A rage and charge. 37:34.278 --> 37:34.494 No. 37:34.534 --> 37:36.994 Do not waste a rage on a turkey. 37:37.614 --> 37:39.878 God, Emery just does not like turkeys. 37:39.926 --> 37:42.874 She needs turkeys. She's just mad I shouldn't hit them. 37:43.894 --> 37:45.630 I'm the only one that hasn't hit one. 37:45.702 --> 37:50.670 I'm gonna run in like just my ax. Like up. 37:50.702 --> 37:51.574 Like, ah, yeah. 37:51.694 --> 37:57.534 Like just coming at it. We're gonna pray to God I don't roll like garbage. 37:59.314 --> 37:59.866 That'll work. 37:59.890 --> 38:00.694 Nat 20. 38:01.594 --> 38:04.374 Don't even bother rolling damage. What do you do to this turkey? 38:05.034 --> 38:12.098 So I cleaved one entwine horizontally. This one I'm gonna cleave twine vertically because I'm coming down on him. 38:12.226 --> 38:12.974 Perfect. 38:14.234 --> 38:16.322 So we just have two halves of a turkey now. 38:16.458 --> 38:30.552 It totally does that 13 ghost scene where it's still a turkey for a bit and seals apart, splits in half. And now you have two turkeys. With that, there is turkey left. There's Elliott's turkey. 38:30.608 --> 38:32.844 And that one turkey's real nervous. 38:33.504 --> 38:36.760 This guy ran screaming straight at it and killed his bunny. 38:36.792 --> 38:39.976 Elliot's concerned about the condition of a couple of these carcasses. 38:40.080 --> 38:41.256 He's gonna take a shot. 38:41.320 --> 38:42.804 That wasn't funny. 38:48.324 --> 38:49.344 Nat 20. 38:50.724 --> 38:53.916 Don't bother. These terms. Fucking audio. 38:54.060 --> 39:00.984 To be honest, after the last couple episodes, I feel like, we need to have a special disclaimer that maybe vegetarians should not listen. 39:01.924 --> 39:03.852 So we fucked up some animals in. 39:03.868 --> 39:23.364 This one as is making its run for actually, as much as Elliot's been practicing. And it was a Nat 20. Turkeys will fly a little ways. They don't fly very far. But the turkey took off and was flying away. And he not only does he hit it in flight, he knocks it. He's able to shave its head off too. In flight. 39:23.784 --> 39:24.256 Nice. 39:24.320 --> 39:25.324 And it drops. 39:27.304 --> 39:30.164 You have defeated the turkey. 39:31.744 --> 39:34.288 We spoiled your nefarious plot. 39:34.456 --> 39:36.736 I'm glad you guys were able to hit something. 39:36.920 --> 39:49.298 So I'm gonna take a. I assume we all have, like, bandanas or something like that. Cause those are useful things to have around. And I'm gonna press to digitate oat of peppermint oil and wrap it around my head and look at Emory and be like, what? 39:49.346 --> 39:51.178 One, please? 39:51.306 --> 39:52.570 And I'll do the same for her. 39:52.642 --> 39:53.218 Perfect. 39:53.346 --> 39:53.842 Okay. 39:53.898 --> 39:55.946 Cause I'm gonna be helpful today. Dammit. 39:56.090 --> 40:05.168 We really only need the wings off these turkeys. That's what we came for. And they're those flight feathers. Those are the feathers that we're after. However, this is good meat. 40:05.296 --> 40:08.832 I'm gonna say someone's bound to be willing to trade for it in town. 40:08.928 --> 40:27.632 Yeah, but this stuff we've got, we can grab these and take them back to camp. But we need to get them over a fire, start to cook and smoke them. We can start it here. We can go back to camp. It'll make less scent in camp if we do it here. How long did you say we rode to get here? 40:27.688 --> 40:27.976 20. 40:28.040 --> 40:29.528 Like 20 minutes. Yeah, it's still. 40:29.616 --> 40:31.296 Yeah. Let's grab these. 40:31.320 --> 40:32.192 Let's go back to camp. 40:32.248 --> 40:42.776 Yeah, let's take them back to camp. And as soon as we get back, we're gonna clean these and we're gonna start prepping to preserve it because this stuff goes bad fast. 40:42.920 --> 40:44.564 Well, one of them's already smoking. 40:44.944 --> 40:49.004 Yeah, that one will. Hey, good shot on that one. 40:49.744 --> 41:01.868 Cool. Let's just. For the sake of claiming we've done some looting, let's have, like, a survival check to see what is salvageable off of these birds. 41:02.036 --> 41:05.436 Is that a group survival or each of the recipes. 41:05.460 --> 41:07.516 Nice. 20 plus four. 41:07.580 --> 41:07.796 Okay. 41:07.820 --> 41:11.212 It doesn't count Elliott to roll it. Cause he's gonna have the best. 41:11.308 --> 41:19.204 But Elliot for sure knows that the two ulna killed. The meat's gonna be no good. He got into the guts pretty thoroughly. 41:19.324 --> 41:24.008 Yeah. You had to leave those for the. Leave those for the coyotes. 41:24.136 --> 41:42.844 We'll say the second one that Ulnok killed, the wings are fine because he had cleaved it in the hemisphere. But the one that he cut through the equator, some of the wing got damaged. Okay. We'll say fire bolt, because she aimed specifically for the front. Some of the wings got damaged. The meat's probably okay. 41:43.984 --> 41:48.276 Like says, our priority is the feathers, but we'll salvage whatever we can. 41:48.460 --> 41:55.716 So you could probably get, I'd say, five birds of meat. And we'll say five fleets. 41:55.780 --> 41:56.748 Five of each. 41:56.916 --> 41:59.212 Yeah. And wing meats. 41:59.308 --> 42:06.716 Emery rolled a net one on her survival. So I think, despite the peppermint bandana, she does have a moment where she's. 42:06.740 --> 42:10.316 Just kind of gagging to the side still, visually. 42:10.500 --> 42:11.220 Exactly. 42:11.332 --> 42:13.560 And she's remembering the smell from yesterday. 42:13.672 --> 42:18.776 And it's the smoking wild turkey. Wild turkeys are kind of rank anyway. 42:18.840 --> 42:20.648 And then the smoking one would be. 42:20.816 --> 42:22.112 Nope, they don't. 42:22.168 --> 42:29.056 I was gonna say Mel rolled a eight with her negative one. That's a seven. So all she knows is she's holding a dead thing. 42:29.160 --> 42:30.008 There you go. 42:30.136 --> 42:35.764 It's dead. What do I do with it? Only it's muffled because she has a bandana around her face. 42:37.384 --> 42:40.764 Cut its wings off, and. And we'll make a pile of wings right there. 42:41.664 --> 42:45.404 James has a high enough intelligence. He took the birds to Elliott. Cause he knows what you're doing. 42:45.944 --> 42:48.204 You probably learned how to butcher things, though. 42:49.344 --> 42:57.304 I feel like I give one to Jacob. Like, here, hold this. You've absolutely processed birds now, which fits the wing. 42:57.464 --> 43:04.762 Oh, for sure. But you're like an entire cow at your shops. Maybe weird, but, yeah, you've definitely processed birds. Yeah. 43:04.818 --> 43:08.294 Yeah. I can guarantee that is something you learn at culinary school. 43:09.554 --> 43:17.614 All right. But perfect. You guys were able to get that stuff I just said you got, and you're able to get it back to camp. No sled. 43:19.274 --> 43:38.834 So, Elliot, at this point, he's actually in a pretty good mood, even though he's really tired. Y'all can tell he's kind of dragging. But out in the woods, he's got his horses, he's hunting, he's putting up game. He's got a campfire going. Elliot is in hog heaven at this point. He's whistling, and he's ax mapping. 43:39.134 --> 43:49.118 Nice. So you get back to camp. Are you wanting to use your campfire to smoke them, or do you want to start a separate fire? You do need it to be a smokier fire than your campfire would normally be. 43:49.166 --> 44:05.584 Yeah. We'll kind of put it off the edge of camp a little ways so the wind isn't blowing smoke into our eyes, but not far enough that anything, especially coyotes or can sneak in and snag something off the fire. We want it close enough that nothing's going to bother, but we don't want it right in the dead center of the camp. 44:06.044 --> 44:23.398 And you know, enough about fire. You know how to build a fire that would lean more towards smoke and less towards, you know, what we normally want. So you're able to build that up, no problem. And it'll take, I would say you probably got to spend one more night, probably to get them thoroughly, safely. 44:23.476 --> 44:25.894 Yeah. And I'm not sure, but Elliot would. 44:26.714 --> 44:29.754 Turkeys are not a small bird, so I'm gonna say it's probably gonna take all night. 44:29.794 --> 44:34.234 Yeah, it's at least a few hours at minimum. 44:34.394 --> 44:41.634 Cause you split them open, and so you got halves. You're not trying to do the entire, like you do in the oven. We'll make spatchcock. 44:41.674 --> 44:42.154 Turkey. 44:42.234 --> 44:43.214 There we go. 44:43.874 --> 44:45.730 Well, Elliot, is this funny word? 44:45.802 --> 44:46.930 These enough feathers? 44:47.082 --> 45:00.464 I think so. You know what? We can, if we need to, we could supplement, like pick up. We just need. And he holds up the big flight feathers. He says, we just need these. We can literally pick them up off the ground. 45:01.804 --> 45:03.084 Now you tell us. 45:03.164 --> 45:12.380 Well, you know, I'm kind of tired. I didn't sleep real, you know, I think we need 180 feathers. 45:12.492 --> 45:16.172 Yeah, it's exactly. It's like midday at this point, right? 45:16.228 --> 45:16.864 Yeah. 45:17.264 --> 45:36.168 I think that knowing that there were at some point kind of turkeys nearby, Mel might take Jacob out and be like, okay, we're gonna look for turkey feathers. As long as we can stay within sight of the fire. Like, not actually the smoke, but the fire. We'll wander around and look for turkey feathers. 45:36.296 --> 45:36.608 Cool. 45:36.656 --> 45:38.444 Because it's something to do. 45:38.864 --> 45:40.444 James is gonna make lunch. 45:40.904 --> 45:45.344 All right. For the sake of seeing your success roll survival. 45:46.484 --> 45:48.404 Can she have advantage? Cause Jacob's help. 45:48.444 --> 45:49.516 Jacob's help, sure. 45:49.580 --> 45:54.468 Yeah. Well, can Jacob aid me? Because I don't doubt for a second that child's better at this than me. 45:54.516 --> 45:54.748 Sure. 45:54.796 --> 45:56.452 Kids are great at finding shit. 45:56.548 --> 45:57.348 Then I don't have to figure out. 45:57.356 --> 45:59.876 What his stat for that is. So. Yeah, that's awesome. 45:59.940 --> 46:02.476 Oh, sweet. So that's a 14. 46:02.660 --> 46:13.084 Okay. Yeah, you guys are able to find a handful. You find probably some other birds feathers as well, probably some pheasant feather. 46:13.784 --> 46:17.712 And I'll be like, take those two. I don't know. Like, I don't know. 46:17.768 --> 46:20.944 There's absolutely quail in the area, so maybe find some of their feathers. 46:21.064 --> 46:23.000 Those would be really small, though. 46:23.192 --> 46:25.640 We're taking them. I don't know. Yeah. 46:25.672 --> 46:26.524 Make allies. 46:29.744 --> 46:56.916 But, yeah, you guys are able to kill however long you want to kill doing that. Find a. Find a quantity of arrows that plot plus the wings equals more than enough for the arrows you need. There's probably an excess. I honestly, I don't know how many feathers come to a wing, but there's got to be enough. Probably. We'll say there's enough. These are big ass turkeys. We're abnormally small to make this work. Whatever's correct. 46:56.980 --> 46:57.268 Yeah. 46:57.316 --> 47:03.756 Can I finish making lunch in, sneak up on Mel and Jacob and scare the crap out of them with food? 47:03.940 --> 47:08.836 Sure. Cook the food. How well do you do? Well. Yeah. 47:08.860 --> 47:10.744 Let's see if I scare them with the food. 47:12.324 --> 47:14.580 That is a. What is that a performance? 47:14.692 --> 47:17.024 I forgot what we were doing for this check. Yes, sir. 47:17.404 --> 47:18.636 That is a 19. 47:18.820 --> 47:19.744 Good food. 47:21.044 --> 47:23.064 Made questionable sandwiches. 47:23.964 --> 47:30.072 Pretty good sandwiches say, like, grilled turkey out of 20. Yeah, pretty baller sandwich. 47:30.248 --> 47:34.744 It's like a real turkey sandwich with a slab of elk bean on it. 47:34.904 --> 47:35.992 Elk bacon. 47:36.128 --> 47:36.752 Yeah. There you go. 47:36.768 --> 47:37.764 It's like Thanksgiving. 47:38.104 --> 47:39.592 The tblt. 47:39.688 --> 47:42.544 So, what, you're gonna roll a stealth to sneak up on us? 47:42.624 --> 47:43.284 Yep. 47:44.144 --> 47:45.640 Do I roll a perception check? 47:45.672 --> 47:47.128 You are actively looking for things. 47:47.216 --> 47:47.440 Yeah. 47:47.472 --> 47:47.704 Yeah. 47:47.744 --> 47:50.600 Who knows? Maybe I perceive something created the ground. 47:50.672 --> 47:56.276 You don't get his aide, James, or Jacob. Jacob is also looking. 47:56.380 --> 47:57.124 Okay. 47:57.284 --> 47:58.264 Independent. 47:58.604 --> 48:00.824 That's a 23 for my stealth check. 48:02.004 --> 48:03.824 That would be a passive of nine. 48:04.844 --> 48:06.944 You adequately sneak up on the both. 48:08.844 --> 48:11.100 Mel screams at karate chops. 48:11.252 --> 48:13.104 I don't think those feathers are gonna be enough. 48:14.444 --> 48:18.700 Yeah, I don't know if I hit him. Do I need to roll to see if I hit? 48:18.772 --> 48:20.484 Yeah, if that's what you want to do. 48:20.524 --> 48:20.964 Roll the hit. 48:21.004 --> 48:28.828 I kind of do, actually. Do I have anything to plus this to an unarmed attack? 48:28.916 --> 48:31.492 Yeah, you'd be proficient. Plus your strength bonus. 48:31.668 --> 48:33.756 Oh, that's a ten to hit. 48:33.860 --> 48:34.612 Oh, that misses. 48:34.668 --> 48:38.864 No, don't do that. 48:40.204 --> 48:41.540 Just keeping you on your toes. 48:41.612 --> 48:42.260 You scare those shit. 48:42.292 --> 48:43.664 I might have died. 48:44.194 --> 48:45.934 He's got tears in his eyes. 48:47.234 --> 48:48.930 You may look what you did. 48:49.002 --> 48:49.610 Oh, okay. 48:49.642 --> 48:52.134 I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Jacob. Okay. 48:53.354 --> 48:56.570 I thought you were another one of the zombie creatures. 48:56.722 --> 48:59.454 Oh, I'm not. I brought food. I'm gonna hand him a sandwich. 48:59.794 --> 49:01.098 Shakily takes it. 49:01.186 --> 49:01.722 Apology. 49:01.818 --> 49:02.090 Lunch. 49:02.122 --> 49:02.338 Lunch. 49:02.386 --> 49:03.814 You jerk. 49:04.914 --> 49:11.454 As I'm like, petting Jake, patting Jacob on the back. I'm gonna get a hand mellow sandwich. It's like this is yours. 49:11.994 --> 49:13.574 I'll take the sandwich. 49:14.354 --> 49:16.242 Did you guys find any good feathers? 49:16.338 --> 49:21.666 Yeah, yeah, we found all kinds of feathers. We got big ones and little ones and white ones and turkey ones. 49:21.730 --> 49:23.738 I think he wants them to be about that long. 49:23.826 --> 49:26.730 I don't know. I'm helping. He can sort it out later. 49:26.802 --> 49:29.474 Yeah, unless you're making a pillow, I don't think some of these are gonna work. 49:29.634 --> 49:32.894 He can sort it out later. We're helping. All right. 49:35.314 --> 49:43.734 So you head back to camp. You guys are still killing some time looking. Go ahead and roll. A perception, another perception for me. 49:44.754 --> 49:46.854 I'm keeping James in front of me. 49:49.354 --> 49:50.654 James or Jacob? 49:51.154 --> 49:58.934 James. I want James where I can see him. Okay, that's a 16. I'm much more alert now. 49:59.794 --> 50:11.006 Now that your eyes have been opened thoroughly, you get a little bit back in the shrubbery and you do find a couple of turkey carcasses that have just been destroyed. 50:11.070 --> 50:11.754 Oh. 50:12.174 --> 50:20.154 As if out of rage. Not like something you'd expect an animal to do. There is a bit of turkey here, a bit of turkey there, a bit of turkey there. 50:21.054 --> 50:22.406 Ol milk's okay, right? 50:22.470 --> 50:26.234 It's not. It's not fresh. Fresh. It didn't happen today. 50:26.534 --> 50:27.966 A bell would be able to tell. 50:28.030 --> 50:32.842 That you could see that the blood has pretty much been sucked into the ground. 50:32.938 --> 50:39.082 Okay. I don't know if Mel would know how to, like, comprehend what she's looking at, but. 50:39.218 --> 50:46.810 And with that, you see that Jacob also sees this. These turkeys have been destroyed. 50:46.962 --> 50:50.282 If it's not fresh fresh, it probably smells awful. 50:50.378 --> 50:57.254 Yeah. Yeah. Oh, okay, let's keep going. How about how far from camp are we at this point? 50:58.114 --> 51:01.414 Like a five minute walk. You can see it. 51:01.754 --> 51:05.754 So like maybe 3400 yards? 51:05.834 --> 51:06.454 Sure. 51:07.754 --> 51:08.490 Okay. 51:08.602 --> 51:12.146 You have the lung capacity. Probably scream back to camp if that's. 51:12.170 --> 51:31.574 Your goal, but I'm not going to. I've got. I don't want to make Jacob any more nervous since somebody's got him terrified. And I do have James with me who at least has some ability to defend ourselves. So I'm just like, we should mention this when we go back to camp. 51:31.954 --> 51:35.162 You go ahead and roll a perception too. Okay. Sorry, I thought you went back to camp. 51:35.218 --> 51:41.018 Oh, yeah, sorry. That is a passive 14. And I rolled a two. 51:41.146 --> 51:42.934 She points out the turkeys to you. 51:45.714 --> 51:50.964 Yeah. Yeah. That's not. That's not normal, right? Is that normal? 51:51.124 --> 51:55.836 I don't think so. Can I investigate them closer, see if I can see like claw marks of like, what did this? 51:55.900 --> 51:57.944 Yes. Go to roll an investigation. 52:00.164 --> 52:01.224 That's an 18. 52:01.684 --> 52:35.120 You see, you're able to gather that there's probably, like, three or four turkeys here, none of which are even remotely attacked anymore. There are feathers everywhere. And the thing that you start noticing, especially considering you just helped cut these turkeys in half to get them smoking, I'm assuming you helped with that. Yeah. The major organs are gone. There's no liver, there's no heart. There's no. The guts are still there. The gross guts are still there. 52:35.192 --> 52:38.104 Yeah. The viscera is still there, but not the. 52:38.184 --> 52:49.864 Okay. Major organs are gone. There is absolutely deep slash marks into the meat. The meat itself doesn't seem to have been eaten much, just the organs are gone. 52:50.164 --> 52:57.116 All right. And can I tell, like, what kind of, like, how many claw marks there are? Like, are there five digit claw marks. 52:57.180 --> 53:00.156 Or is it, like, less looking close? It's four. 53:00.260 --> 53:01.064 Okay. 53:02.124 --> 53:14.512 Occasionally, maybe it might be five. You see? Definitely some aggressive. What you determine to be, like, bite marks with claws coming away from the bite. 53:14.608 --> 53:21.784 Gotcha. So I'll probably mention that to Mel as quietly so that Jacob can hear. 53:21.864 --> 53:26.768 If you genuinely don't want Jacob to hear. Let's go ahead and roll. Stealth, I guess. 53:26.816 --> 53:29.804 Okay. Hopefully I'm not too stealthy that you can't hear me either. 53:30.744 --> 53:32.672 Her to hear you. We'll say she can hear you. 53:32.728 --> 53:35.648 Okay. That is an 18 for stealth. 53:35.776 --> 53:38.856 Yeah. You're able to do it without Jacob being weird. Okay. 53:39.040 --> 53:44.792 They don't have any of the organ. All of the organs are not, like, the heart delivered. 53:44.968 --> 53:47.568 That's not normal. Right? I don't know. 53:47.736 --> 53:49.512 I'm not a wild animal, like, with. 53:49.528 --> 53:55.456 How torn up these things are. It was methodical and taken the organs, but it didn't really eat a whole heck of a lot of the meat. 53:55.560 --> 53:56.828 I don't like that at all. 53:56.976 --> 54:00.344 Yeah. Did this on purpose, but, like, very angrily. 54:01.324 --> 54:19.116 Hey, Jacob, let's. I've got an idea. Let's do a race. Let's see who can get back to camp the fastest. And I, like, basically throw all the feathers at James and be like, see ya in five. And so then I'm hoping Jacob will fall for it and we'll race back to camp. 54:19.220 --> 54:23.088 I'm basically a ninja. You're gonna lose. 54:23.276 --> 54:30.804 All right, count of three. Ready? Three. And he goes, and I go after him. 54:31.464 --> 54:35.124 I'm gonna start walking back to camp, throwing out the feathers that are useless. 54:36.104 --> 54:41.964 Seems how this is your strong point. I don't think you've got to roll this yet. I'm assuming athletics is one of your best stats. 54:42.264 --> 54:43.884 Otherwise, that's a weird build. 54:44.184 --> 54:47.232 Actually, that would be acrobat. 54:47.328 --> 54:49.750 We could argue leaping over. 54:49.862 --> 54:52.558 I've got. Yeah, it's about the same. I've got a plus three, so go. 54:52.566 --> 54:57.614 Ahead and roll just to see how badly you're ridiculously in shape. Self. Whoops. This kid. 54:57.734 --> 55:02.870 Six. I want Jacob to win. I let him win. 55:02.982 --> 55:06.102 Ironically, he rolled a six, so. 55:06.238 --> 55:07.078 So I. 55:07.126 --> 55:11.714 You let him win and that's the only reason he does? He's surprisingly not swift. 55:12.854 --> 55:19.818 Looking at this kid, I'm like, did you, uh. Do you have asthma, Jacob? 55:19.866 --> 55:22.014 No, I haven't run. 55:22.754 --> 55:25.690 I thought you guys were gonna race. We got back around the same time. 55:25.882 --> 55:30.250 Do you not do. I thought you did sports. Didn't you do sports? 55:30.322 --> 55:31.642 I did t ball the once. 55:31.738 --> 55:33.214 Oh, that doesn't even count. 55:35.114 --> 55:38.214 Mom tried to make me do soccer, but I talked her out of it. 55:38.594 --> 55:42.178 Jacob, my friend, you and I need to start jogging together in the mornings. 55:42.306 --> 55:44.094 Hi. Would we do it on purpose? 55:44.434 --> 55:46.454 It's fun, I promise. 55:47.514 --> 55:52.894 I could taste blood. You can taste blood? Wow. 55:53.194 --> 56:07.614 Saying, Jacob, it's a new world out there and I think it's important that we all have the ability to run in the event that we need to. So we're gonna do a little. You're gonna go on. I think you and I should go on some runs together. I'll go easy on you, I promise. 56:07.714 --> 56:12.394 Oh, God. Okay. Okay. As long as it's not as hard as that just was. 56:14.494 --> 56:15.794 It won't be. 56:18.334 --> 56:22.310 I think. I think Emery and Olmach are playing tic tac toe in the dirt. 56:22.462 --> 56:23.154 Nice. 56:24.574 --> 56:27.674 Has anyone seen Elliot? Is Elliot not currently moving? 56:28.294 --> 56:30.046 Elliott waiting over here. 56:30.110 --> 56:31.894 I'm checking on to me, it's nighttime. 56:31.934 --> 56:32.852 You can see him. 56:32.998 --> 56:34.432 Well, we'll go over to daytime. 56:34.488 --> 56:35.128 I'm right in. Yeah. 56:35.176 --> 56:37.800 James and I will go over to Elliot and tell him what we saw. 56:37.872 --> 56:40.004 We just fed them lunch. It's only daytime. 56:41.344 --> 56:43.632 I thought that with the whole dark vision I couldn't see him at all. 56:43.728 --> 56:47.152 Oh, I assume during the daytime you're not using your dark vision. 56:47.248 --> 56:47.768 Not usually. 56:47.816 --> 56:48.960 So he doesn't disappear. 56:49.072 --> 56:50.808 I didn't know that was something you could turn off. 56:50.936 --> 56:57.564 I'm not gonna lie. If there's any clips right now, Mel will lose her shit. That's just one thing too many. 56:57.944 --> 56:58.352 What? 56:58.408 --> 57:03.148 If there's any clips right now, Mel will lose her shit. That's just one thing too many. 57:03.236 --> 57:03.740 An eclipse. 57:03.772 --> 57:04.612 An eclipse. 57:04.708 --> 57:06.460 Eclipse. An eclipse. 57:06.532 --> 57:07.396 There we go. 57:07.500 --> 57:13.532 Like, she'll go like full on medieval hero and we're all gonna attack. 57:13.628 --> 57:14.732 I was thinking of, like, a chip. 57:14.788 --> 57:17.064 Any, like, a bag. Clips. 57:17.644 --> 57:19.784 Eclipse. Eclipse. 57:21.484 --> 57:25.584 So when Mel and Jacob were out collecting feathers, here they are, by the way. 57:26.234 --> 57:28.146 Hey, that's not as many as I gave you. 57:28.170 --> 57:29.490 What'd you do with them all? 57:29.602 --> 57:30.098 It's fine. 57:30.146 --> 57:30.546 You know what? 57:30.570 --> 57:31.494 He's talking. 57:33.394 --> 57:34.986 Go play with Jacob. 57:35.170 --> 57:36.374 This is important. 57:36.754 --> 57:41.114 So I kindly brought them lunch, you know? Cause it was lunchtime, and we noticed. 57:41.154 --> 57:42.494 He made Jacob cry. 57:42.834 --> 57:52.358 There was a bunch of dead turkeys. Not the ones that we killed. The bunch that were just, like, torn, shredded. And most of the beet wasn't eaten, but the organs were gone. 57:52.446 --> 57:54.874 Do wild animals normally do that? Is that a thing? 57:56.054 --> 58:05.142 No, that's not normal for wild animals to do that. I've heard stories of wolves doing things like that, but I don't know if those stories are true. 58:05.278 --> 58:07.314 This was, like, 400 yards from camp. 58:07.854 --> 58:09.662 I'm gonna try describing the claw marks. 58:09.718 --> 58:10.102 Okay. 58:10.158 --> 58:14.154 Do these sound familiar? I mean, we can just go and look at them. 58:15.054 --> 58:18.604 Okay, I'll go walk over and go look at the things. 58:18.724 --> 58:19.820 Okay. Go ahead and roll it. 58:19.852 --> 58:28.884 Make an investigation on it. I, the player, have a guess, but I don't know what Elliot will come up with. Yeah, Elliot's got no idea. 58:28.964 --> 58:34.436 He's like, ah, that's weird. There are definitely some massacred turkeys over there. 58:34.500 --> 58:36.584 Yep, yep, these are turkeys. 58:37.164 --> 58:38.884 We're gonna have to, if you care. 58:38.924 --> 58:41.104 I wrote three on my investigation, so. 58:41.644 --> 58:42.356 Ow. 58:42.500 --> 58:45.768 Yeah, okay. Huh. 58:45.856 --> 58:49.472 That's weird. I'll go back to camp. 58:49.568 --> 58:52.232 All right. Guess what? 58:52.248 --> 58:56.712 We'll keep an eye out for a turkey. Organ stealing monster. 58:56.808 --> 58:59.448 Yeah, maybe they're selling them on the black market. 58:59.536 --> 59:01.264 Oh, yeah. The organ trade for turkey. 59:01.304 --> 59:05.844 And we're a long way from thanksgiving, so nobody's going for giblet gravy, so. I don't know. 59:06.744 --> 59:11.394 Mel will spend the afternoon teaching Jacob the wonders of interval training. 59:11.934 --> 59:12.734 Oh, my God. 59:12.774 --> 59:13.518 Poor kid. 59:13.646 --> 59:16.734 Oh, God, you are torturing him. Are you doing the pacer? 59:16.894 --> 59:20.110 Oh, putting him through the wringer, dude. 59:20.302 --> 59:21.446 It's good for him. 59:21.510 --> 59:23.718 Poor Jacob's gonna have a point of exhaustion tomorrow. 59:23.806 --> 59:24.558 That's fine. 59:24.606 --> 59:29.274 If he sleeps well, it means that whatever crazy thing happens next, he might sleep through. 59:31.934 --> 59:37.832 Aside from the interval training, is there anything else? Dinner. Which is. 59:37.888 --> 59:39.364 Surprise. More elk. 59:39.704 --> 59:40.152 Yeah. 59:40.208 --> 01:00:00.296 And all I'm doing is just making. Tending the fire, making sure that everything's the right temperature and smoking well. And I'm spending, and I'm not working hard. I'm just. That's kind of occasionally go over, check on the horses, make sure. They've had water. They're in good shape. Just kind of put. I'm just puttering around camp between intervals. 01:00:00.360 --> 01:00:06.924 Mel's going to ask Jacob something she should have thought to ask, like a. Where were you from? 01:00:08.624 --> 01:00:25.096 Well, I. We were. We were supposed to be moving to our new town. I was. I was living. I grew up in Orem, Utah. Yeah. 01:00:25.240 --> 01:00:29.204 Oh, no wonder this hurts. You've got elevation problems. 01:00:31.344 --> 01:00:49.604 Dad had just gotten a new job in Castle Rock, so we were moving there. We were just in our car, and the moving truck was supposed to be behind us. Is that where you're taking me? It's back to Castle Rock. So I could find my mom. 01:00:50.504 --> 01:01:01.384 Maybe. We might be going through that area. And if that's the case, then maybe we can and find some family or something. Did you guys have relatives over there besides your parents? 01:01:01.724 --> 01:01:04.980 Not in Castle Rock. Grandma lived in Utah. 01:01:05.132 --> 01:01:05.864 Oh. 01:01:06.764 --> 01:01:08.344 I have an aunt somewhere. 01:01:08.724 --> 01:01:09.620 Yeah? 01:01:09.812 --> 01:01:14.052 Yeah. I don't know where she lives, so she just comes and visits. 01:01:14.148 --> 01:01:15.584 Does she happen to be a nun? 01:01:18.084 --> 01:01:18.824 No. 01:01:19.204 --> 01:01:20.864 Oh, okay. Just curious. 01:01:21.994 --> 01:01:30.374 No, I think she was a counter. I think she did the countering for her company. 01:01:33.114 --> 01:01:34.754 Like an accountant, maybe. 01:01:34.914 --> 01:01:38.214 That sounds great. She kept saying she was an accountant. 01:01:38.994 --> 01:01:42.534 Well, they do refer to themselves as bean counters sometimes. 01:01:42.874 --> 01:01:51.954 Yeah, I thought that was weird. But I don't know what she counted. I doubt it was beans. 01:01:52.814 --> 01:01:53.954 Perhaps not. 01:01:56.814 --> 01:02:04.206 Bye. Yeah. What do you mean, maybe? Like, you might be. Where else am I going? 01:02:04.390 --> 01:02:10.990 Well, we don't know exactly where we're going, and so you could take me there? Potentially, yeah. 01:02:11.142 --> 01:02:12.510 I miss my mom. 01:02:12.702 --> 01:02:20.128 Yeah, my dad. I miss my mom and dad, too. But that's okay. We'll find everybody someday. 01:02:20.216 --> 01:02:21.080 My dad's so tough. 01:02:21.112 --> 01:02:21.392 I know. 01:02:21.408 --> 01:02:23.044 He got away from those bikers. 01:02:24.704 --> 01:02:25.764 I hope so. 01:02:26.304 --> 01:02:28.124 He's stronger than most dads. 01:02:29.064 --> 01:02:33.896 I bet he is. Okay, ready for your next general? 01:02:34.040 --> 01:02:34.724 No. 01:02:37.984 --> 01:02:38.520 Come on. 01:02:38.552 --> 01:02:43.724 Sorry. Sorry I didn't run fast earlier. I'll run faster next time, I promise. 01:02:46.184 --> 01:02:48.224 Come on, it's fun. I promise. 01:02:48.344 --> 01:02:50.324 I didn't mean anything by it. 01:02:51.464 --> 01:02:54.360 Okay, last one. Last one, and we'll call it a day. 01:02:54.392 --> 01:02:56.280 Well, you said last time, and this. 01:02:56.312 --> 01:02:57.432 Time I made it. 01:02:57.608 --> 01:03:03.648 He begrudgingly gets ready. You guys run. 01:03:03.736 --> 01:03:04.404 Yeah. 01:03:05.404 --> 01:03:19.692 If there's not anything else anybody wants to do today, the day can pass safely and uneventfully. You, uh. You feel confident that you could leave the turkeys on the smoker overnight? They'd be fine. You could take them off the smoker. It gets cold enough. They'll be fine. Okay. 01:03:19.868 --> 01:03:23.220 I can also blast. Chill them before we go back. 01:03:23.252 --> 01:03:28.144 Yeah, let's do that. Yeah. They've had the day to cook and then to freeze them. That'd be great. 01:03:29.044 --> 01:03:29.452 Yeah. 01:03:29.508 --> 01:03:31.500 I'll frost bite the hell out of those turkeys. 01:03:31.652 --> 01:03:32.076 Perfect. 01:03:32.140 --> 01:03:35.184 I give them some extra spice because I couldn't hit them when they were alive. 01:03:36.884 --> 01:03:41.744 You succeed this time. They don't nudge. They fail their constitution checks. 01:03:42.124 --> 01:03:44.024 Don't worry, you'll get them next time. 01:03:44.324 --> 01:03:45.308 I got them this time. 01:03:45.356 --> 01:03:46.704 I don't know what I'm talking about. 01:03:47.524 --> 01:03:58.864 And with that, we can go for watches if you want. By the way, if there's anything you particularly want to do or this evening could just kind of pass on eventfully. 01:03:58.944 --> 01:04:03.600 Yeah, I figured Elliot and Olnock would just spend the entire night sleeping. Don't have to worry about watches. 01:04:03.752 --> 01:04:05.864 Yeah, I think the other three of us can manage. 01:04:05.984 --> 01:04:08.164 Yeah, I would very much enjoy that. 01:04:08.544 --> 01:07:23.458 Perfect. So, yeah, we. You guys, the night passes uneventfully. The people who do take watches, you do hear plenty of sounds of wildlife. You do hear the howls of wolves and coyotes out in the distance. You hear one wolf off by itself fairly frequently. It's a little louder and a little deeper sounding than the other wolves that you're hearing in the area, but it's a fair bit to the south of you. But other than that, the night does pass pretty uneventfully. You're able to wake up, everybody's lost their exhaustion. That had it. And the rest of you get a long rest and get your spell slots and all that fun stuff for the whole two you spent yesterday. Hey there listener, I'm here with a quick ad break. As always, thank you for listening. 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You do have enough water to drown them thoroughly if burying the dirt around you, all that good stuff, it's pretty soft soil up in that area so you can bury them easily as well. 01:07:23.586 --> 01:08:19.734 I also want to take the time to kind of show everybody like, hey, we don't really need to do this, but I can see possibly in the future I'm going to spend some time and kind of show them how to clean up the fire pit to the point where you can't really tell it was a fire pit. Not that we need to do it, but I could see in the future that we might need to. And I kind of want to show everybody and have everybody practice a little bit. So literally take things like picking up some of your fire rocks and scraping, scraping the black off and then putting them down and then trying to clean it up because I just want everybody to go, yeah, we might have, we might need at some point pass without a trace if we can help it. So I just want you guys to see, so I want everybody to practice a little bit. We're not going to push hardcore. And then I'll kind of go, yeah, you missed a spot there and you missed that. But I just want everybody to start that. We might get point. We might need to do that. 01:08:20.034 --> 01:08:26.484 So James will be probably throw in his two cent too because probably had experience with hide campfires. 01:08:26.524 --> 01:08:48.608 Yeah. Between the two of you, you both teach each other some tricks from different perspectives. Elliot's is definitely far more than nature perspective, but you're able to pitch in a cent or two about how to blend into a more urban environment as well. And yeah, by the time you guys are done, there's not a lot of evidence that anymore anybody was here. 01:08:48.776 --> 01:08:52.400 Hey, look at that. We're just like the elves. The grass ain't growing better, but, hey. 01:08:52.512 --> 01:09:01.528 The grass is kind of bent down and padded down. But you're confident that as this frost melts, the plants will perk back up and they'll be fine. 01:09:01.576 --> 01:09:06.884 It might take a day or two. Good job, everybody. It looks good. Camp looks good. 01:09:07.344 --> 01:09:08.804 Mel, you forgot a pole. 01:09:09.424 --> 01:09:19.892 Oh, hey. Yeah, I need that. Oops. I'm looking at the square spot where my tent was for two days. Is that gonna be a problem, do. 01:09:19.908 --> 01:09:23.428 You think, toward the grass? 01:09:23.556 --> 01:09:29.944 Like in the future if we're trying to look like we weren't there? It's a big square tent thing. A problem? 01:09:30.484 --> 01:09:35.904 It could be. There's nothing we can do about it today, but it's something to be aware of. 01:09:36.724 --> 01:09:38.864 I don't want to sleep outside. It's scary. 01:09:39.743 --> 01:09:42.463 Oh, it's beautiful. You can see the stars and everything. 01:09:42.583 --> 01:09:42.879 Yeah. 01:09:42.911 --> 01:09:45.883 No, and without lights, you see way more stars out here now. 01:09:47.103 --> 01:09:48.199 Soft and squishy. 01:09:48.231 --> 01:09:48.327 Yeah. 01:09:48.335 --> 01:09:54.283 And it's been what, a month? So the skies are clearing up. It's like the nights are getting really gorgeous. 01:09:57.383 --> 01:10:04.219 It won't help your back, but next time you can always just harder packed earth, they'll put it on grass. Your tent. 01:10:04.391 --> 01:10:05.584 Oh, okay. 01:10:07.604 --> 01:11:02.664 Excellent. With that, you guys are able to saddle the horses up, taking the extra care from the things you've learned in the past and speaking with said horses. And you're able to set off back south towards rifle as you're going. The travel's fair, the weather's been nice still this whole time. Really had even so much in clouds. The worst weather is just. It's kind of chilly. But you're heading back down south. You pass random municipal building with a tennis court. You're back on hard on asphalt road again. Traveling south, you're not seeing too much of anything and overly exciting. You get back down to the watering hole that the prison utilized. 01:11:04.324 --> 01:11:08.324 I'm gonna keep my bow out the entire time we're passing remotely close to that prison. 01:11:08.444 --> 01:11:10.464 Are you wanting to look at the prison? 01:11:11.244 --> 01:11:15.628 Not necessarily look at the prison. Just, you know, have my bow out ready just in case. 01:11:15.676 --> 01:11:20.004 I think we should look at. I wanna look at the prison. It unsettles me too. 01:11:20.084 --> 01:11:22.546 I don't. Nothing good can come of this. 01:11:22.660 --> 01:11:25.566 I don't think it's good. And that's why I'm looking 17. 01:11:25.710 --> 01:11:27.430 Anybody else who wants to can. You're all there. 01:11:27.462 --> 01:11:29.554 That is 830 2018. 01:11:30.014 --> 01:12:02.714 All right, all three of you see that. You can't tell if you saw this on the way up. You guys didn't perceive the prison particularly last time. But you do see there's obvious signs of either a break in or out. Lots of broken glass on the. On the main. On one of the bigger buildings. The biggest building there has got very obvious broken glass. There is a door laying next to the hole the door should be on. 01:12:04.894 --> 01:12:11.518 I think. Emery pulls up on her reins and stops her. Whoa, hold on. Look at that. Do you guys see that? 01:12:11.686 --> 01:12:13.074 Yeah, sure. 01:12:13.994 --> 01:12:18.814 El sees that and says, this is why I didn't want to look at it. And keeps going. 01:12:21.314 --> 01:12:28.094 Elliot's gonna look over and he's like, huh, that's interesting. Hey, we gotta get this meat back. We gotta start tanning a hide. 01:12:28.634 --> 01:12:30.426 Ew. That's gonna be crazy. 01:12:30.450 --> 01:12:33.578 Yeah, it's gonna be nasty. I wanna get this job done as quick as I can. 01:12:33.706 --> 01:12:37.362 That's a good point. I just didn't notice that on the way out. 01:12:37.418 --> 01:12:43.444 Hey, look at it this way. If they were locked in, they've broken out. Everybody's not dead. Win win. 01:12:43.524 --> 01:12:45.624 And who breaks into a prison anyway? 01:12:46.044 --> 01:12:50.984 Something that's hungry. I mean, I don't know if normal people would bust a door like that. 01:12:54.164 --> 01:13:02.044 Hey, Jacob, look at that bird over there in the sky. And she pointedly looks at James like, stop with the scary. 01:13:02.204 --> 01:13:07.172 He's right, though. Like someone if. Even if they're just breaking out of prison, they wouldn't destroy it. 01:13:07.188 --> 01:13:10.864 Like, I don't think they were really angry about being in prison. 01:13:11.024 --> 01:13:11.560 I mean. 01:13:11.632 --> 01:13:14.644 Well, yeah, but I'm not gonna hulk out and bust the door down like that. 01:13:15.784 --> 01:13:22.072 And Elliot, she's gonna look and he's gonna go, you know what? I'm not gonna go borrow in trouble. I got enough trouble. 01:13:22.128 --> 01:13:24.880 My own fair. 01:13:24.952 --> 01:13:26.632 I mean, if you guys wanna go, I'll go. 01:13:26.688 --> 01:13:31.684 But I never thought I'd say this. I'm with Elliot on this one. We got enough of our own problems. 01:13:32.504 --> 01:13:43.020 I don't think you're wrong. I just think that that might be something that we might have to deal with either way. 01:13:43.172 --> 01:13:43.476 Yeah. 01:13:43.500 --> 01:13:43.852 Cause I got it. 01:13:43.868 --> 01:13:47.644 The nearest population area is rifle. 01:13:47.724 --> 01:13:49.304 There's no time like tomorrow. 01:13:51.244 --> 01:13:54.404 Hey, I like that. Is that one of them new sayings? 01:13:54.564 --> 01:13:56.264 It just became one. 01:13:57.004 --> 01:13:58.384 What do you think, Olnock? 01:13:59.304 --> 01:13:59.768 I don't know. 01:13:59.776 --> 01:14:00.736 I feel like we should be on. 01:14:00.760 --> 01:14:05.564 Alert something as we continue in the opposite direction. 01:14:06.424 --> 01:14:13.984 My point is, I don't think it's the opposite direction. If something broke out, if someone broke out of there, you're heading to rifle one way or another, right? 01:14:14.024 --> 01:14:18.432 It could be around us. We don't know where it is. Whatever it might be. 01:14:18.568 --> 01:14:24.364 All the more reason why we should keep moving. And maybe we can get to rifle before it does. 01:14:24.884 --> 01:14:25.372 All right. 01:14:25.428 --> 01:14:30.304 And get our bows and then skedaddle. Oh, God, I can't believe I just said skedaddle. 01:14:30.724 --> 01:14:34.148 Oh, look at you, starting to learn some proper English. 01:14:34.236 --> 01:14:35.024 Oh. 01:14:35.924 --> 01:14:36.828 Aw, look at that. 01:14:36.876 --> 01:14:43.092 Oh, that's right, though. Let's, uh, let's be alert. Let's keep our eyes peeled. I don't like this. 01:14:43.228 --> 01:15:28.964 All right, you guys continue on past the prison. As I said last time, the road kind of comes to the north side of the prison, and then it shifts a little bit westward, kind of around the front face of the prison, and it continues along the west side of the prison. So as you. As you head further south, I'm assuming those of you who were interested in prison continue to look at Zen prison. That one building looks like it went through Pelemec. You could see evidence of the other buildings have been opened up. Nowhere near with that level of intensity. You see, you rolled the net 20 or the dirty 20, right? 01:15:29.004 --> 01:15:29.524 Yeah. 01:15:29.644 --> 01:15:32.104 You see a body laying outside. 01:15:33.604 --> 01:15:38.904 Your brain in the horse is like body. 01:15:41.284 --> 01:15:51.844 And the rest of it, once he points it out, you can find it. It is very obviously dead. It is not moving. It does not appear to have been moving. 01:15:52.344 --> 01:16:03.044 Sensing mole's nervousness, I think your horse discovers a trot. I don't know how to make it stop, and I don't think I want to. Let's go. 01:16:03.584 --> 01:16:09.264 But that's all you see. There is one building wrecked. There's a couple doors open. There is a body in the field. 01:16:11.124 --> 01:16:16.464 I feel like now might be a good time to see what maybe killed it. Maybe it was the same that killed Turkey. 01:16:17.404 --> 01:16:33.184 Elliot's gonna reign to a stop, and he's gonna say, if you guys want to go check it out, we can. But the question I've got, if it is a body, and it looks like it, there's nothing we can do about it. Number two, are we gonna gain anything by going over there? 01:16:33.744 --> 01:16:40.208 Yeah, we can learn what killed it. Maybe he's got the same claw marks. It could have been that guy that we saw before. 01:16:40.376 --> 01:16:42.040 Why do we want to know? 01:16:42.192 --> 01:16:51.364 I mean, Mike says if you guys want help, we'll go over there, but I'm curious. Whatever the group decides, I'll go with. 01:16:53.064 --> 01:17:18.224 Where this building is situated. Again, this is a minimum security. There is no fence. You can ride directly to the body. You don't have to go through a main entrance and tour this campus to get there. The building that it's outside of is one of the three t shaped buildings I described earlier. And it is kind of standing up by itself. And it's maybe a five minute right from the road. It's not a hard to get to place. 01:17:18.724 --> 01:17:21.064 See, look at that. You don't even have to get off the horse. 01:17:22.044 --> 01:17:29.610 I'm like 50 yards away. I haven't realized you guys have stopped yet. When I do, I cuss. God damn it. 01:17:29.642 --> 01:17:30.314 I'm gonna whisper. 01:17:30.354 --> 01:17:32.162 There's a kid on the back of your horse. 01:17:32.258 --> 01:17:34.658 Hey, Mal, we're gonna go check this out. 01:17:34.786 --> 01:17:40.054 Of course we are. And then I figure out how to turn the horse around. 01:17:40.554 --> 01:17:42.162 You do have the boy on your horse? 01:17:42.218 --> 01:17:47.338 I do have the boy on my horse. So I'm okay hanging back a bit, but I. Not too far back. 01:17:47.506 --> 01:17:51.610 When you come back, he says, do you want me to take Jacob while you get your horse under control? 01:17:51.722 --> 01:17:59.374 I'm good. I'm good. I got it. I got it turned around. Frankly, I was good with the trot, but it's okay. 01:18:00.594 --> 01:18:26.714 All right. As you guys progress towards the body, you do notice that none of your horses are particularly stoked. They're not, you know, freaking out. But you are having to persuade them in that direction. But you're able to get up to the body. What you see is that this body has been absolutely destroyed. You can see that for free. 01:18:27.574 --> 01:18:30.046 We kept Jacob, like, far enough back. 01:18:30.230 --> 01:18:41.566 I'm gonna say, what is a horse's rate of movement? I think it's 40 foot, around 40ft. So I'm gonna stay the equivalent of one round behind them. 01:18:41.670 --> 01:18:42.270 Okay. 01:18:42.382 --> 01:18:45.274 I was gonna say I would be surprised if Mel got close. 01:18:45.374 --> 01:18:50.978 Yeah, I'm gonna stay 40ft back. So we probably can't really see, except that it's a dead body from there, I would say. 01:18:50.986 --> 01:19:03.130 So is it. Is it like, werewolf destroyed? Like, claw marks and all that? Or is it like zombie apocalypse destroyed where it's like, go to roll investigation. Okay. 01:19:03.202 --> 01:19:05.178 Can I assist? Because I am curious as well. 01:19:05.226 --> 01:19:06.306 How are you assisting her? 01:19:06.330 --> 01:19:09.418 Look, you should just also look poking it. 01:19:09.466 --> 01:19:12.726 Yeah, that's true. I will also do an investigation check. 01:19:12.790 --> 01:19:14.974 And anybody else who went up there can, if they would like to. 01:19:15.054 --> 01:19:16.874 Oh, I got a four. 01:19:17.734 --> 01:19:19.526 Can I put on some, like, that. 01:19:19.590 --> 01:19:25.674 Corpse that I have a five. Okay. The two of you who rolled poorly, see that this corpse is. 01:19:27.774 --> 01:19:28.950 I got a 19. 01:19:29.142 --> 01:19:40.134 You see all of the same markings you saw for that turkey? The meat is still there. It is. The gut has been completely ripped open. The liver is missing. 01:19:41.634 --> 01:19:44.722 So I don't even have to, like, actually, like, peek, you know, poke and. 01:19:44.738 --> 01:19:45.850 Prod to look for. 01:19:46.002 --> 01:19:46.458 Okay. 01:19:46.506 --> 01:19:58.346 Yeah, you can see there's a big old hole in the chest area that has a chunk missing out of it. You presume to be the heart. You see the throat's been ripped open. 01:19:58.530 --> 01:20:02.494 Well, it certainly wasn't done by a surgeon, but all the organs are missing. Just like turkeys. 01:20:03.574 --> 01:20:04.918 I don't like this at all. 01:20:05.006 --> 01:20:11.114 Is this, like a guard uniform? An inmate uniform? 01:20:11.574 --> 01:20:12.030 Inmate. 01:20:12.062 --> 01:20:12.926 This one didn't inmate this. 01:20:12.990 --> 01:20:14.514 Does he have his brain? 01:20:15.734 --> 01:20:23.486 Yeah, the head's more or less intact. Okay, so the head's been definitely crushed, but it wasn't lobotomied. 01:20:23.590 --> 01:20:26.526 Okay, lean rule out. 01:20:26.550 --> 01:20:30.562 Zombies didn't go after the brain. 01:20:30.698 --> 01:20:31.494 I don't. 01:20:32.194 --> 01:20:33.494 Zombies. Doesn't happen. 01:20:34.674 --> 01:20:37.970 Have you not watched any zombie media ever? 01:20:38.122 --> 01:20:43.854 After, like, five minutes. Melz, can we go? Like, how, please? 01:20:44.314 --> 01:20:51.546 Can he tell how fresh? I can't tell. Can James tell how fresh it looks? Fresher than the turkeys. 01:20:51.610 --> 01:20:54.934 Fresher than the turkeys. The blood has not been completely absorbed in the ground. 01:20:55.014 --> 01:20:57.474 So this happened, like, ten relatively recently. 01:20:57.974 --> 01:21:00.718 Recently. You would. You would guess. 01:21:00.846 --> 01:21:01.334 I mean, you're. 01:21:01.374 --> 01:21:05.590 You're not a crime scene inspector. Yeah, right. Not a forensic scientist. 01:21:05.622 --> 01:21:06.814 I'm the dude doing the crimes. 01:21:06.854 --> 01:21:19.578 You see, not usually. This crime, you're able to make with that good of a roll. You're able to make a ballpark guess that maybe with how cool it is, that's helped preserve it a bit at night, but you're guessing last 24 to 36 hours. 01:21:19.626 --> 01:21:28.770 Okay, with the. The amount of blood that this guy lost, are there, like, bloody footprints leading away from this dude? Are there tracks of any sort leading away from him? 01:21:28.922 --> 01:21:36.682 Uh, let's have you roll afresh. Either nature or investigation. Okey dokey. This is a specifically different thing you're looking for now. 01:21:36.778 --> 01:21:37.314 Investigation. 01:21:37.354 --> 01:21:41.214 And you guys, if you would like to, can assist or also roll. 01:21:41.594 --> 01:21:42.562 There's a 16. 01:21:42.698 --> 01:21:44.066 None of my dice are rolling. 01:21:44.130 --> 01:21:44.558 Shit. 01:21:44.626 --> 01:21:47.054 I rolled a five on that 115. 01:21:47.214 --> 01:21:57.514 Okay, the two of you are able. You in particular, actually, because I don't think you ever found it. See? The same. Not a bear, not a wolf paw. Oh, yeah. 01:21:59.774 --> 01:22:00.342 Hey, guys. 01:22:00.398 --> 01:22:01.714 Some weird tracks. 01:22:02.734 --> 01:22:04.334 That's the same tracks as that last. 01:22:04.374 --> 01:22:05.794 Thing that we were looking for. 01:22:07.214 --> 01:22:08.662 You think Griff did this? 01:22:08.798 --> 01:22:12.182 Possibility. Which direction are there tracks heading? Are they heading towards the rifle. 01:22:12.238 --> 01:22:16.414 Yes, we did send them off towards town. 01:22:16.574 --> 01:22:32.950 One thing worth noting, because these are fresher track than what you've seen. The distance between strides is fairly impressive, indicating either this thing was gigantic or it was booking. Shit. Oh, my God. 01:22:32.982 --> 01:22:33.994 He's Bigfoot. 01:22:35.374 --> 01:22:36.162 Big legs. 01:22:36.278 --> 01:22:45.938 Bigfoot tracks look like human tracks. That's an entirely different. I think maybe we should get our hustle on. 01:22:46.026 --> 01:22:47.854 Yeah, let's pick up the pace. Yeah. 01:22:48.714 --> 01:22:49.774 Oh, God. 01:22:50.714 --> 01:22:59.654 I'm not comforted by knowing more. But we know more. That's what I'll say about that. 01:23:01.774 --> 01:23:13.994 Mel knows nothing. She was 40ft away on the back of a horse doing. Trying to be as perceptive as possible, which is not easy for her. 01:23:14.294 --> 01:23:26.606 So to keep it, like, attempt to keep a PG for Jacob, I'm just gonna say, like, he's like, the turkeys. The turkeys that we found. And there's tracks heading the same way we are, so we got a boogie. 01:23:26.710 --> 01:23:27.154 Yeah, whatever. 01:23:27.174 --> 01:23:30.694 Whatever it is, it's going pretty fast. It looks like. 01:23:31.674 --> 01:23:37.574 Oh, and it looks like the tracks that we found around camp the other day. 01:23:37.954 --> 01:23:39.466 We found tracks around camp? 01:23:39.530 --> 01:23:39.682 Yeah. 01:23:39.698 --> 01:23:42.618 Olnack apparently found tracks. I'm just as surprised as you are. 01:23:42.706 --> 01:23:44.042 That's news to me. 01:23:44.178 --> 01:23:44.450 Right? 01:23:44.482 --> 01:23:45.906 I didn't tell anybody. 01:23:45.970 --> 01:23:47.730 Oh, my gosh. Yeah. 01:23:47.802 --> 01:23:49.610 Wait, didn't you tell us? 01:23:49.722 --> 01:23:51.506 No, no, somebody else. 01:23:51.570 --> 01:23:54.526 Soundtracks forgot to tell anyone. 01:23:54.630 --> 01:23:56.358 I thought you talked to Elliot about it. 01:23:56.446 --> 01:23:58.674 No, I didn't say shit to nobody. 01:23:59.734 --> 01:24:05.246 He rolled an intelligence or wisdom check or whatever it was, to see if he remembered and he didn't have to remember. 01:24:05.270 --> 01:24:05.654 I did not. 01:24:05.694 --> 01:24:06.674 And he did not. 01:24:07.094 --> 01:24:08.142 I didn't tell anyone. 01:24:08.238 --> 01:24:09.114 That's right. 01:24:10.174 --> 01:24:16.478 So he had that conversation with you two, and neither of you know what the fuck he's talking about? Someone else found those tracks. 01:24:16.526 --> 01:24:20.670 He apparently saw tracks outside of two days ago and didn't tell us. 01:24:20.742 --> 01:24:25.590 Elliot's got to kind of look at him in grimace and consternation and just kind of shake his head. 01:24:25.662 --> 01:24:29.514 I meant to tell someone and it didn't happen. 01:24:30.214 --> 01:24:35.074 For the record, I don't remember who it was. But one of the four of you also saw those tracks independently. 01:24:35.374 --> 01:24:36.846 I think it was James. 01:24:36.990 --> 01:24:37.654 Okay. 01:24:37.774 --> 01:24:40.038 Who also heard. Neglected to tell anybody. 01:24:40.126 --> 01:24:43.678 If it was James, then those tracks indeed look very familiar to you as well. 01:24:43.766 --> 01:24:44.114 Cool. 01:24:44.174 --> 01:24:45.186 I'm not going to tell the group that. 01:24:45.210 --> 01:24:46.654 I also saw some trucks. 01:24:48.794 --> 01:24:54.334 Mel's wavering between terror and anger, and so she's just sort of vibrating with a. 01:24:55.834 --> 01:24:57.634 Are you trying to be quiet, too? 01:24:57.754 --> 01:25:04.418 Yes. Yes, I am. I am trying so hard to be quiet. Right now you look like my mom. 01:25:04.466 --> 01:25:06.494 Did after I brought my report card home. 01:25:08.914 --> 01:25:11.150 I think Bell's about to unlock some new magic. 01:25:11.222 --> 01:25:13.034 I don't know if it's a new thing or not. 01:25:14.654 --> 01:25:16.174 All right, well, anything else you want. 01:25:16.174 --> 01:25:16.902 To do on prison grounds? 01:25:16.918 --> 01:25:17.958 Are we headed south? 01:25:18.126 --> 01:25:21.794 We're headed south faster than before. 01:25:22.734 --> 01:25:25.874 Why are we moving faster? It's not like this is gonna help. 01:25:27.694 --> 01:25:28.862 All right, so you guys continue. 01:25:28.918 --> 01:25:32.318 Maybe we can get to the bower before he dies a horrible, painful death. 01:25:32.406 --> 01:25:34.910 Well, yeah, that's the purpose of going faster. 01:25:34.982 --> 01:25:38.454 Yeah, right. As long as we can agree on our goal. 01:25:41.514 --> 01:26:11.894 So you guys pick up the pace a little bit. You know, it's a long enough ride. You're not gonna, like, gallop there. Your horses can't do that, but you can less dilly dally, more intentionally travel there. And as you travel the rest of the trip, it's still, it's a pretty, pretty area. I did remember to look at the map instead. And the order of events, leaving the prison goes to the lake next, where again you see people fishing. It looks pretty unbothered right now. 01:26:12.014 --> 01:26:13.950 They all have all their organs. 01:26:14.142 --> 01:26:14.638 They. 01:26:14.726 --> 01:26:18.910 You would assume so, considering they're peacefully fishing generally. 01:26:18.942 --> 01:26:22.358 None of them are wearing medical bracelets. They're all more or less upright. 01:26:22.446 --> 01:26:26.470 Are we gonna pass pretty close to anybody on the lake? 01:26:26.622 --> 01:26:29.082 If you would like to, we can say yes. 01:26:29.138 --> 01:26:30.666 It's not way far out of the way. 01:26:30.690 --> 01:26:33.294 I mean the road goes right next to the car. 01:26:33.794 --> 01:27:14.992 I want to, when we get up to one, preferably a group, but at least one. And I want to swing over and let them know that to keep on alert. We've seen some tracks. I don't know if there's a pack of wolves or if there's a bear running around, but you and anybody that you see, just keep your eyes open and just be aware that something's hungry out there. So we're headed into town. But you guys, if you're staying out here, just share it. Be on alert. 01:27:15.128 --> 01:27:20.660 And I would like to add to that and ask them if they've seen the gentleman with like a very ragged shirt. 01:27:20.812 --> 01:27:21.356 Closed. 01:27:21.420 --> 01:27:24.424 Describe the not werewolf we've seen. 01:27:24.764 --> 01:27:44.384 Well, first off, thank you Mister warnings. Greatly appreciated. We haven't had many folks come from up that way. Not a whole hell of a lot out there, so appreciate that. Why? What? I mean, there's cats and wolves all over this area. What's got you particularly concerned there, sir? 01:27:45.064 --> 01:27:50.656 Don't know. There looks like there's been some trouble up at the prison. There so just unusual. 01:27:50.800 --> 01:27:51.632 Oof. 01:27:51.808 --> 01:28:03.844 So just wanted. Just wanted people to know. It's not like you can listen to the radio and get it out. So we gotta kind of just share information. We're coming from that way, headed this way. That's what we saw. 01:28:04.184 --> 01:28:28.220 So we appreciate the warning there, sir. And it's for you there. Yeah, I think I remember seeing somebody match that description coming through. I think it was a fair bit earlier this morning. You look to be, you know, you're describing a feller. I'm assuming you describe the way, the same way I described him to you last time. 01:28:28.292 --> 01:28:28.900 Yeah. 01:28:29.052 --> 01:28:59.724 Kind of emaciated and tired. Yeah, that'd be the one. Big difference is, I mean, his clothes were beat, all the shit. Looks like you could have bought a new pair of shoes a while ago. But he looked healthy as a horse, walking along pretty confidently. I didn't notice anything too awful sickly about the boy. I actually surprised me because, again, he's the only other guy I've seen come up from that way. He looked fine. Looked like he'd been doing pretty good up there. 01:29:01.664 --> 01:29:07.530 He's been quitting so far. Sorry. An acquaintance of ours trying to keep track of him. 01:29:07.602 --> 01:29:13.458 Oh, it looks like your friend fared better up there than a lot of folks do in town. Well, good clothes. 01:29:13.586 --> 01:29:15.774 We appreciate that. Info. 01:29:16.114 --> 01:29:17.034 Unsettled. 01:29:17.154 --> 01:29:20.778 Absolutely. You have yourself a good rest of your day. Good luck with your fishing. 01:29:20.906 --> 01:29:22.162 Like a last puppy. 01:29:22.258 --> 01:29:27.694 Glad to see you ain't casting a line in here. This year's our fishing spot. Been fishing here for 43 years. 01:29:28.154 --> 01:29:32.214 All right, good luck. I never caught shit out of that lake. I hope you do better than I did. 01:29:32.824 --> 01:29:40.088 I caught a whopper last year. I'm hoping to. He had to be about 7ft long. Big old pike monster. 01:29:40.136 --> 01:29:40.896 It's like a whopper. 01:29:40.920 --> 01:29:46.004 I hate to interrupt with what is the riveting fishing story, but we gotta head on. 01:29:46.304 --> 01:29:47.800 Well, you have a good day. 01:29:47.992 --> 01:29:49.004 You as well. 01:29:49.384 --> 01:30:09.304 Get my virtual hat. You continue on south after the lake. Headed back towards rifle is when you encounter the golf course. It would have come before the lake on your trip up. And again, pretty similar scene there. You see golfers golfing. 01:30:10.004 --> 01:30:11.624 Nothing stops those people. 01:30:12.004 --> 01:30:15.024 You see lightning, you'll get their attention. 01:30:17.764 --> 01:30:42.360 You see another, maybe the same, maybe a different young man. He's out trimming whole a different hole this time, out there trimming the green. And as you continue forward, you end up by the bowling alley and it spits you right back out into downtown rifle. And you're headed straight back to Pate. Pete. Pete. Not Pat. 01:30:42.432 --> 01:30:43.288 Pete Rodriguez. 01:30:43.336 --> 01:30:51.396 Pete's place. So you're able to get there no problem. Town looks. Town looks as good as it did when you left it. 01:30:51.500 --> 01:30:58.172 Okay, we get to the driveway. I'm gonna car down the driveway. Pete, it's out of brandy bank. We're coming up. 01:30:58.268 --> 01:31:11.412 Don't shoot. A couple minutes later, Pete opens up the door, comes out to you like, ah, you guys made it. You came back. It looks like you had a pretty darn successful trip there. 01:31:11.548 --> 01:31:12.824 That went pretty good. 01:31:16.224 --> 01:31:23.764 Martin's a fickle game on a good day. And you folks ain't exactly from around here, so it was a gamble as to whether you were gonna come back. 01:31:24.384 --> 01:31:24.816 Okay. 01:31:24.840 --> 01:31:25.160 Yeah. Fair. 01:31:25.192 --> 01:31:36.920 Oh, yeah. We need those bows. We definitely do. All right, well, here's your feathers. And we're gonna get started out here in the yard on this hide. 01:31:37.072 --> 01:31:50.294 Perfect. If you don't mind asking you a favor, if you wouldn't mind doing that on the other side of the fence, at least, so the scent's as far from the house as possible. I've got a rack back there. That's where I do my tannin. 01:31:50.414 --> 01:31:57.310 Oh, you do have a rack. Oh, that'll make a lotta. I need your scrapers. I don't have. I did not have hide scrapers. Can I borrow yours? 01:31:57.422 --> 01:32:05.654 Absolutely. I got some. I can even show you how to make some out of bone for future, if you want. Bone scrapers are still the best tannin scrapers they got. 01:32:05.814 --> 01:32:08.934 Oh, I'm gonna call bullshit. I know about obsidian's better. 01:32:09.394 --> 01:32:11.214 Well, that may be. 01:32:11.554 --> 01:32:12.514 They're just hard to find. 01:32:12.554 --> 01:32:17.734 Big enough, but, yeah, if he goes inside, he grabs his scraper springs. 01:32:18.394 --> 01:32:20.814 Oh, thank God. This is so hard to do with a knife. 01:32:22.714 --> 01:32:32.814 And. Yeah. So you go on the other side of the fence. You see, he's got himself his tanner rack set up. It's decent. It's not. It's not like the cadillac. A tannerx, but it'll get the job done. 01:32:33.234 --> 01:32:34.314 It's a hoop. It worked. 01:32:34.354 --> 01:32:34.974 Yep. 01:32:36.034 --> 01:32:57.338 So. Thank you. So I'll have. All right. And I'm gonna take Jacob especially. But I'm gonna show everybody. We're gonna get the hide unrolled out. I'm gonna show him how to lace it up on the rack. We're gonna get the fire going. Cause we gotta start making the tanning solution, and we're gonna start boiling the brains and we're gonna start. 01:32:57.386 --> 01:32:58.074 Okay. That's what we're gonna do. 01:32:58.074 --> 01:33:32.104 Yep. Like, yeah, I don't have tanninsaults. I don't. I don't know if he does, but this is the way they used to do it. It smells worse, but it works. And I'll get that fire. Going to get that, and then I'm going to just take everybody and I'm going to show them. Okay. See all this on the inside? We're scraping this off, but we don't want to scrape through the leather. We're not trying to thin it. It's not hard to do. It's just smelly and nasty and awful, and it just takes a long time. So I start. I show Asia and everybody how to do it. And then, like, just take turns when your arms are too tired, pass it to the next guy, and we'll get this done quicker. 01:33:34.124 --> 01:33:37.196 Mel pressed today to taste some more peppermint scarves. 01:33:37.380 --> 01:33:40.028 Hey, give me one of them damn scarves. This is nasty. 01:33:40.116 --> 01:33:40.944 No problem. 01:33:42.244 --> 01:33:50.184 It does. It smells way worse. Way worse. You're trying to use mage hand. It's going to have an arcana roll. 01:33:50.644 --> 01:33:54.220 If you poke them home as high, very delicately attempt. 01:33:54.292 --> 01:33:58.420 Because I understand after Elliot told me that it's very, very delicate. 01:33:58.492 --> 01:34:02.148 I don't know if ten pounds of pressure will do much of anything, honestly. 01:34:02.316 --> 01:34:02.748 Check it. 01:34:02.756 --> 01:34:04.544 That's a natural one. 01:34:05.964 --> 01:34:09.700 Yeah. You tear a good spot, this high elf. 01:34:09.732 --> 01:34:10.764 Okay, well, my bad. 01:34:10.804 --> 01:34:11.196 My bad. 01:34:11.260 --> 01:34:17.148 God damn it. Quit fucking around. I'm not going back up here to get another elk. 01:34:17.276 --> 01:34:24.008 Well, I mean, he really only needed it for the hand pieces, right? I mean, we don't need that much elk, right? 01:34:24.176 --> 01:34:26.204 Maybe it's the principle of it. 01:34:26.784 --> 01:34:28.924 And you do know this part is payment. 01:34:29.224 --> 01:34:33.704 Would you. Would you like a prestidigitated scarf so you can touch it? 01:34:33.744 --> 01:34:33.968 Yes. 01:34:34.016 --> 01:34:37.184 Hey, wait. Somebody said they could fix the elves. 01:34:37.224 --> 01:34:39.644 Didn'T they fix something right? Can we mend it? 01:34:40.304 --> 01:34:42.080 I can try mending on it. 01:34:42.152 --> 01:34:44.204 See if you can fix that hole. 01:34:44.964 --> 01:34:47.348 Uh, just for fun. Rolling Arcana. 01:34:47.436 --> 01:34:50.124 Okay, I'm gonna try, like, holding the pieces together to. 01:34:50.204 --> 01:34:54.812 You know, my Arcana is not good, and I've been rolling like trash. 01:34:54.988 --> 01:34:58.744 Well, we're helping. He's holding it together to help her. 01:35:00.604 --> 01:35:02.140 We need all the help we can get. 01:35:02.212 --> 01:35:03.824 There's a nat 20 in the. 01:35:06.564 --> 01:35:09.464 You undo the damage his net one did. 01:35:12.144 --> 01:35:15.296 Okay, thanks. Now quit. Just do it the way I showed. 01:35:15.320 --> 01:35:15.936 You to do it. 01:35:15.960 --> 01:35:17.604 The Mae chan's gonna hand me the. 01:35:21.584 --> 01:35:25.800 Perfect. If there's not anything else in particular you wanna do today that can kill. 01:35:25.832 --> 01:35:29.120 Your day, I'm gonna take a bath at the end of the day. 01:35:29.192 --> 01:35:29.832 Oh, absolutely. 01:35:29.888 --> 01:35:30.684 Absolutely. 01:35:31.744 --> 01:35:38.582 I also think that we should set watches even though we're in theory in town and it quote unquote safe place. 01:35:38.718 --> 01:35:59.710 Yeah, yeah. And I definitely want to spend this evening. I mean, we gotta get things started. When Pete comes out, I definitely wanna give him a pretty in depth what we saw. We wanna tell him about Griff, tell him what we suspect and that, hey, we need. You need to keep an eye. Anybody that you know, talk to them. 01:35:59.862 --> 01:36:01.238 Gonna think we're crazy. 01:36:01.326 --> 01:36:24.032 Just keep an eye about. Yeah, I don't know if I'm gonna try to tell him about thinking he's a werewolf, but we ran into a weird guy and there's something bad happened at the. Something bad happened at the jail or prison. And just keep your eye open because we don't know what's going on. But we have suspicions, but no proof on anything. 01:36:24.128 --> 01:36:37.184 We'll play that conversation through then. So Pete comes out, we'll say after you guys fed your supper, you ate, got a campfire going, and you're kind of just doing the end of the night. The hide's. You're pretty much done with the hide. 01:36:37.604 --> 01:36:39.184 It's got a cure, but. 01:36:39.644 --> 01:37:38.338 So you can't even really see well enough to do anything anyway. If you tried, you risk damage. It's a pretty adequately done job considering five, six or four fifths of ya have never done it before. It's still a pretty, pretty adequate job. It's not gonna make the best coat you've ever worn or anything, but it's a solid leather. Once it finishes curing, you're confident that it'll be adequate payment for the quality of bows, you know, this man could produce. And so he comes out, brings a bottle out with him, sits down and like. Well, after that long out there in the cold, I'm sure you guys won't mind a little bit of whiskey to warm your cockles back up. Oh, that'd be much like a little Jim bean. You know, the good stuff here. Or Johnny Walker. That's what he drinks. He's a Johnny Walker. 01:37:38.426 --> 01:37:40.642 Basic Jim beams, like the cheap one. 01:37:40.698 --> 01:37:42.334 Jim Beam's terrible. 01:37:43.074 --> 01:37:45.334 I'm not picky. 01:37:46.474 --> 01:37:47.194 It's not. 01:37:47.274 --> 01:37:50.794 I saved the good stuff for when my friends come around. So here's the good stuff. 01:37:51.934 --> 01:37:53.158 Hell, yeah. 01:37:53.326 --> 01:37:53.718 Thanks. 01:37:53.766 --> 01:37:57.074 The jacks, the daily drinking. This is the fancy stuff. 01:37:58.774 --> 01:38:03.914 I warmed the belly anyway. I'll take a. I'll take a healthy swig and then pass it. 01:38:05.334 --> 01:38:10.854 So the hunting good up in that area still pretty fair. 01:38:10.974 --> 01:38:21.850 Pretty fair. I'll tell for. Yeah, I'll tell him where we were and what we got. Things that we saw that, you know, to help him if he were to go again, kind of share the info that we discovered. 01:38:22.002 --> 01:38:46.206 Ah, perfect. I always figure he used to be the meanest codger that owned that chunk of land with them corrals on it. So you never actually got to set up camp there. He was a mean old codger. All he did, I swear, all he did is ride around on his atv looking for people on his property. I don't think he ever actually ranched anything up there, but, ah. So I never actually got a hunt exactly that area. But I always, always saw a healthy head of. Healthy head of Elk. 01:38:46.270 --> 01:38:48.354 His name wasn't Griff, was it? 01:38:48.654 --> 01:38:54.438 No. No, it wasn't Griff. Okay, Frank. Frank Elhart. 01:38:54.606 --> 01:38:55.822 Griff was young. 01:38:55.998 --> 01:38:59.006 Made old cod. You got it. Swear he was old when I was a kid. 01:38:59.110 --> 01:38:59.950 Did he have a. 01:39:00.022 --> 01:39:03.206 Did he have a grandson named Chris, by chance? 01:39:03.390 --> 01:39:13.594 I can't say that I got too far familiar with the man. He wasn't. He didn't come to town often. Uh, and when he did, he again. He wasn't exactly anybody's best buddy here. 01:39:15.894 --> 01:39:18.526 We didn't see any. Any sign of him at all. 01:39:18.670 --> 01:39:28.278 Yeah, without old shit, he may well be Dave. Ah. Would I be surprised if that old fart had a pacemaker. Oh. 01:39:28.366 --> 01:39:29.166 Oh, God. 01:39:29.270 --> 01:39:29.830 Oh, God. 01:39:29.862 --> 01:39:34.044 I've never. Oh, lord, that's hard. Horrible. 01:39:36.504 --> 01:39:39.200 All of us sitting. Have an existential nurse. 01:39:39.352 --> 01:39:42.484 All of us are going, grandma. 01:39:44.024 --> 01:39:47.204 They got Pastor Dan down at the local congregation. 01:39:48.504 --> 01:39:49.224 Shit. 01:39:49.344 --> 01:39:57.672 That's what did him in. Although everybody's frankly amazed it wasn't the sheer volume of bacon that man ate every day. I guess at a roundabout way, it's. 01:39:57.728 --> 01:39:59.928 I was gonna say. I mean, I think that's. 01:40:00.016 --> 01:40:08.632 I mean, that did get. Lend itself to the pacemaker. See, Jacob, this is why it's very important to have balanced meals. Lots of intervals and kale chips. 01:40:08.728 --> 01:40:12.384 But you lost him on the left and doing your cardio, I guess, and. 01:40:12.424 --> 01:40:17.284 That was the intervals. How's Jacob doing after yesterday? 01:40:17.744 --> 01:40:19.520 And then riding on a little horse. 01:40:19.592 --> 01:40:24.472 Oh, God, that's. He's poor. His legs are hurting, that's for sure. 01:40:24.528 --> 01:40:26.530 Yeah, I bet that poor kid's a little slow. 01:40:26.672 --> 01:40:30.486 He's just laying on the ground with his legs splayed. Oh, yeah. 01:40:30.510 --> 01:40:33.478 He cracked out the moment that the tent was put back up. 01:40:33.526 --> 01:40:38.354 I feel like that might be the quietest I've ever seen him, and he's just sprawled out in the backyard. 01:40:39.774 --> 01:40:41.686 We gotta find this kid some comic books. 01:40:41.710 --> 01:40:43.510 Or something, right? 01:40:43.702 --> 01:40:46.554 Yeah, the boredest. Boredest seven year old. 01:40:46.974 --> 01:40:49.554 We don't do a good job of entertaining him. 01:40:50.614 --> 01:40:52.234 Hey, sports are fun. 01:40:53.584 --> 01:40:54.324 Sure. 01:40:55.944 --> 01:40:57.960 I bought a karate last week. 01:40:58.032 --> 01:40:59.404 The karate's fun. 01:41:01.384 --> 01:41:04.032 Hey, Jacob, do you want to do some karate tonight? 01:41:04.128 --> 01:41:04.840 No. 01:41:05.032 --> 01:41:06.004 Okay. 01:41:06.424 --> 01:41:09.056 I should maybe coerce him into some stretching. 01:41:09.160 --> 01:41:14.120 We'll consider this your rest day. But tomorrow morning it's yoga with me bright and early. 01:41:14.272 --> 01:41:19.664 My rest day was riding a horse all day and scraping deer guts off a blanket. 01:41:20.204 --> 01:41:29.084 I hear tell this is what the country life is like. I don't know. It sucks. I'm not gonna lie, Jacob being the country life sucks. 01:41:29.204 --> 01:41:29.460 Yeah. 01:41:29.492 --> 01:41:31.624 Elliot, what was your childhood like? 01:41:33.844 --> 01:41:35.164 I was digging in the dirt. 01:41:35.204 --> 01:41:36.424 I was a farmer. 01:41:36.764 --> 01:41:41.308 So you didn't do yoga and karate and riding a horse? Disemboweling things? 01:41:41.396 --> 01:41:45.004 No. Well, no, we. We butchered a lot of chickens. Yeah. 01:41:47.784 --> 01:41:49.136 We need to find this kid. 01:41:49.280 --> 01:41:51.244 Yeah, that's what I'm saying. 01:41:51.744 --> 01:41:58.604 I can just see it now as we're traveling across the mountains. There's Jacob on the back of the horse with a comic book stuck to Mel's back. 01:41:59.744 --> 01:42:01.128 Oh, we found some tape. 01:42:01.256 --> 01:42:03.284 Yeah, just tape to Mel's back. 01:42:06.984 --> 01:42:09.268 Pete, how's those bows coming along? 01:42:09.416 --> 01:42:20.944 We're good. I got them pretty well. Pretty well shaped. Shaped out. Got them doing the thing now. 01:42:21.804 --> 01:42:22.636 Excellent. 01:42:22.780 --> 01:42:24.904 That has to happen to them. 01:42:25.484 --> 01:42:30.580 I think that height will turn out okay. It's not. I wouldn't go trying to make a suit out of it. 01:42:30.652 --> 01:42:39.952 It smells about right, unfortunately. Oh, God. Thank you again for doing it on the other side of the fence. At least the Mississippi got it. I ain't got to hear her complaining about it all day. 01:42:40.008 --> 01:42:46.256 I don't blame you. Yeah. Oh, God. The old ways work, but, yeah, there's. 01:42:46.280 --> 01:43:02.864 A reason we've moved on from a lot of them. Tell you what I do miss. Cutting them down with something other than just a file. And other things that I use today to shape them out. Um, the coop and saw. 01:43:03.844 --> 01:43:05.908 You didn't tell me your band saw went down. 01:43:05.996 --> 01:43:12.668 Yeah, it's out. Yeah. Miss that thing? I didn't think I was gonna mess with how often you break blades on those suckers, but, man. Yeah. 01:43:12.716 --> 01:43:18.584 Got one hand tools from here on out, how maybe we can fix this problem. 01:43:19.924 --> 01:43:21.236 Hand sanding. 01:43:21.380 --> 01:43:34.590 Um, in your experience traveling out among these mountains, did you ever see any weird, like, cat, dog, bear claws? Don't look at me. I didn't see them. Ask them. 01:43:34.702 --> 01:43:45.034 I've seen each of them individually. I've not seen a cat, bear, dog. I think there was a stupid show my kids watched once a week. 01:43:45.854 --> 01:43:49.354 I'll describe the tracks and the claw marks as best I can. 01:43:51.134 --> 01:43:54.888 Are those like cougar tracks? Sorry, mountain lion. 01:43:55.056 --> 01:44:26.980 That ain't cougar. Cougar don't do that to an animal. Humans, that's a different word for cougar. I know they still don't do that. Nor do mountain lions, for that matter. Also cougars. Black bears don't tend to leave a whole lot of beat behind after they make it kill. Most of your. Most of your predatory animals, if they're gonna go through the effort of killing something, they're gonna eat it. They're usually living one meal to the. 01:44:27.012 --> 01:44:32.260 Next, or they'll drag them off and stash them and come back to the kill tones. 01:44:32.412 --> 01:44:43.744 Gone. I've never met one with a culinary preference, period, let alone only for organs. They're gonna make a kill. They're gonna make a kill, and they're gonna get there. 01:44:44.904 --> 01:44:47.288 Oh, we got a new predator in town. 01:44:47.376 --> 01:44:49.444 Yeah, these are strange times, man. 01:44:52.424 --> 01:44:56.444 You say you saw it at the prison. 01:44:56.904 --> 01:45:02.204 We saw what was left of an inmate that had his internal organs removed. 01:45:03.464 --> 01:45:04.804 Jacob, go to bed. 01:45:05.464 --> 01:45:06.964 Oh, he's out. Oh, yeah. 01:45:08.944 --> 01:45:11.404 I say, Jacob, go to bed. What you hear is. 01:45:13.114 --> 01:45:15.914 He'S asleep next to you. He just laid out, like splayed. 01:45:15.954 --> 01:45:16.354 He's dead. 01:45:16.394 --> 01:45:17.010 Okay. 01:45:17.162 --> 01:45:26.938 The only bite marks in the meat, I guess you can call it, was just to get it out of the way, to get the organs. There's a gigantic hole in his chest with heart. 01:45:26.986 --> 01:45:39.394 Was that ain't. That ain't. That ain't a critter I ever heard of. I've heard stories of that back from, you know, the books I used to read with when I was a younger, younger man. 01:45:40.654 --> 01:45:42.034 You remember the story? 01:45:42.974 --> 01:45:49.514 I do, but I don't really see much how it could possibly pertain to anything of substance. 01:45:50.254 --> 01:45:51.438 Was it werewolves? 01:45:51.606 --> 01:47:15.294 Yeah, it was a wolf man from old Europe. There's tales of, they called it a curse. You get, uh, again, this is all obviously fake nonsense. You guys are look like you're taking this serious, but, uh, we're just rattled. Yeah, we've seen some shit. The legend story, there's a couple different ways you could become a werewolf. One was to get bit and survive that path. That. That makes you a wolfman, a werewolf. Um, there's tale that there was some cursed child from back in the deep, deep old world, like Mesopotamia area. The boy was an orphan raised in the wild by himself and turned into a feral, feral critter. And his bite could curciate into being a werewolf. Or allegedly sleeping in the hide of a wolf surrounded by the wolfsbane flower could do it. We ain't got a whole lot of wolfsbane out in this area. No, mostly just sage up where you were. A little bit of wildflower. But we ain't got a lot of that in this area. Not this early, especially. 01:47:15.594 --> 01:47:19.282 You think if we burn sage, it would purify everything? 01:47:19.458 --> 01:47:21.050 It's a different kind of sage. 01:47:21.162 --> 01:47:27.974 Oh, you might commit. I mean, you'll. You might purify some stuff through eradication. 01:47:28.874 --> 01:47:31.466 It's all better. Cause there's nothing there. 01:47:31.570 --> 01:47:35.694 That fire we had about two years back did its damnedest to burn this place down. 01:47:36.234 --> 01:47:42.506 Suddenly, I'm not sorry I don't read like I thought reading was fun. This sounds scary as hell. 01:47:42.650 --> 01:48:10.954 Yeah. And that. That story was more of a religious parable, a tale of the folly of man. More than it was, I think, ever meant to be taken serious as a monster story. More about the arrogance of man and the arrogance of science versus God's will, really. More what that story was intended for. Just happened to use it. A horrifying wolf man monster to deliver the penance through. 01:48:11.674 --> 01:48:14.054 Well, there's a possibility that we met him. 01:48:15.234 --> 01:48:20.414 You met a 400 year old wolf man from Europe? 01:48:20.714 --> 01:48:23.826 No, I mean, I wouldn't say it like that. 01:48:24.010 --> 01:48:25.734 That sounds ridiculous. 01:48:26.114 --> 01:48:34.934 Yeah, you ain't wrong there, miss. In fact, I tell you this story, and y'all look like you're learning some stuff. 01:48:35.354 --> 01:48:36.950 Oh, I learned things. Yeah. 01:48:37.122 --> 01:48:38.194 Concerned here. 01:48:39.774 --> 01:48:42.510 Is that why you were trying to go for a trivia night? 01:48:42.702 --> 01:48:47.606 Yes. I wanted to learn new things. And me. 01:48:47.790 --> 01:48:49.070 Okay. Okay, that's. 01:48:49.142 --> 01:48:50.206 That makes long. 01:48:50.350 --> 01:48:52.030 Long. It's that important? 01:48:52.102 --> 01:48:56.198 Pete, you have more of a mind for literary analysis. 01:48:56.246 --> 01:48:58.074 I was in the before times. 01:48:58.534 --> 01:48:59.294 I like it. 01:48:59.334 --> 01:49:00.622 I mean that as a compliment. 01:49:00.718 --> 01:49:15.974 I hope so not. You know, you only get about seven, eight bo orders a year, and I charge enough to make a living off it, so I got some time on my hands. 01:49:16.514 --> 01:49:17.454 Fair enough. 01:49:18.754 --> 01:49:41.994 But, I mean, they. You've heard the term the mark of the beast, right? Yeah, it's that old. The christian thing. Mark of the beast, yada, yada, yada. They. They took it literal in that story. You get marked by the beast, you get bit by the beast, you get marked by it, you become the beast, and then you are a near unstoppable force that's unleashed upon the population of the area you live near. 01:49:43.334 --> 01:49:45.034 God, that was awfully specific. 01:49:45.334 --> 01:49:51.314 But there's one big issue with what y'all are telling me and that story. It ain't the full moon. 01:49:52.014 --> 01:49:54.172 It that looks up. 01:49:54.238 --> 01:49:54.392 Yeah. 01:49:54.408 --> 01:49:56.664 What are the full moon phases it taint? 01:49:56.704 --> 01:50:00.564 No, we're getting there. The full moon's, I think, the end of next week. 01:50:02.704 --> 01:50:10.552 Oh, see, so whatever we think is clearly wrong, and we're overly imaginative because we've been through trauma and we're just terrified at life. See, this is fine. 01:50:10.648 --> 01:50:14.256 That inmate in the turkeys that don't have their internal organs would like to. 01:50:14.280 --> 01:50:19.044 Disagree with you, but they can't because they're dead. So this is fine. 01:50:20.954 --> 01:50:23.090 Well, just saying that those guys were disemboweled. 01:50:23.122 --> 01:50:24.786 But what a full moon. 01:50:24.890 --> 01:50:28.946 I think we'll be on extra alert tonight at the very least. 01:50:29.050 --> 01:50:54.086 It's interesting, though, that you guys mentioned there being this kind of carnage up on the north side of town. I went down to town today. I wanted to hit that coffee shop. Now that I know that they got their roaster up back and working, which. Thank you, folks. I've been missing my morning cuppa. I have any drinks? Drank the Folgers again. And God, it ain't good no more. Place done spoiled me. Add a little bit of salt to that Folger's grounds. 01:50:54.110 --> 01:50:55.342 It makes it tolerable. 01:50:55.478 --> 01:50:57.194 I've heard cinnamon, too. 01:50:57.494 --> 01:50:58.622 That is interesting. 01:50:58.718 --> 01:50:59.438 Add a pinch of salt. 01:50:59.446 --> 01:51:06.102 I wish somebody would have figured that out while I was in the military on a boat instead of just adding more coffee grounds. 01:51:06.158 --> 01:51:10.654 Yeah, no, a pinch of salt on the grounds and then pour the coffee. I don't know. 01:51:10.694 --> 01:51:33.674 It cuts the ass. But anyway, thank you, folks, for getting that back up. But I heard an interesting story. Dial it was down there. A couple folks comment from the southwest of town said that there was several young men found slaughtered out on the Richardson ranch. Yeah. 01:51:33.714 --> 01:51:34.274 That's. 01:51:34.394 --> 01:51:41.020 What could possibly have done that. Their organs from the story? Or was it something more akin to their heads? 01:51:41.212 --> 01:51:51.716 Yeah. I'll be honest with you, I didn't think to ask about the organs at the time. Wasn't at the forefront of my mind, but missing ahead. Several of our missing heads. 01:51:51.780 --> 01:51:53.572 That's crazy. Like, three of them. 01:51:53.748 --> 01:51:54.864 Yeah, they're poor. 01:51:55.564 --> 01:51:57.424 Emery kicks Olmo. 01:51:58.564 --> 01:51:59.228 Yeah. 01:51:59.356 --> 01:52:01.948 Let's go ahead and have horrifying, actually. 01:52:02.116 --> 01:52:03.748 What the hell did you roll for that? 01:52:03.796 --> 01:52:05.224 That's a deception. 01:52:08.084 --> 01:52:11.996 And we're just glad that he's not at disadvantage anymore. 01:52:12.180 --> 01:52:21.396 Well, and I just rolled a wisdom save to see if Mel has the sense to not say anything. And she absolutely does not. She's. Can we give him an advantage? 01:52:21.460 --> 01:52:26.064 Because we're I'm trying to keep the conversation moving and just slide on by that. 01:52:26.724 --> 01:52:33.564 I don't think so. On that one, you say something that weirdly specific. What did you get? 01:52:33.864 --> 01:52:35.424 13 plus 114. 01:52:35.584 --> 01:52:42.604 All right. He looks at you kind of funny. It's like, yeah, yeah, there were. There were three of them. Boys without a head. 01:52:43.504 --> 01:52:46.728 That does match with the turkeys, because a couple of the turkeys were missing their heads. 01:52:46.776 --> 01:52:52.912 And then Mel says, boy, it's a good thing that your ranch, Elliot, is to the southeast of rifle, right? 01:52:53.088 --> 01:52:56.740 Isn't there something, you know, like mark of the beast? You know, like three heads trapped off something like that. 01:52:56.772 --> 01:52:57.908 It's a trinity thing, right? 01:52:57.956 --> 01:53:01.424 Yeah, no, I. 01:53:01.884 --> 01:53:02.340 Right. 01:53:02.412 --> 01:53:07.780 Hey, how's that? More to bond. I got another snort of that whiskey there. 01:53:07.932 --> 01:53:37.904 He passes the bottle on over and he's like, yeah, thanks. There are three of them boys, but you know, they're. Poor mama, she. Oh, I got. Sounds like she passed. She, uh, ran out of meds sometime back. And what them boys were doing instead of getting her meds, I don't quite understand, but. Sorry. They were kind of. Their pappy was a. Their pappy was a dickhead. He was. He was just as bad as that feller on up by the hunting area I was telling you about. He burned just about every bridge in this town he could. 01:53:38.064 --> 01:53:52.812 Well, yeah, cuz there's a. There's a pharmacy in town. Why wouldn't they come into town? I don't. I gotta believe the pharmacy's probably giving out important meds to like. Yeah, they come and get them, so take them. You. Don't be funny. 01:53:52.868 --> 01:53:58.644 They're doing their best. I mean, they're trying to keep some. Some control. So that way, you know. 01:53:58.764 --> 01:53:59.228 Oh, sure. 01:53:59.276 --> 01:54:04.584 They don't give all the insulin out tomorrow, and then a week from now, all. Everybody's passing. 01:54:05.764 --> 01:54:10.308 Well, the thing is that it be refrigerated. It's not gonna last a long time. So. 01:54:10.396 --> 01:54:13.832 Yep, they got the coolers out spac, that they're holding it in. 01:54:13.888 --> 01:54:25.384 That's good, because they're not. The problem is they're not going to get any. But I figure, you know, when grandma cattle comes in to get her high pressure, high pressure medication, I'm sure they like, you know, here, go ahead and. 01:54:25.504 --> 01:54:53.624 Oh, yeah, and Nathan down at the pharmacy, he knows all like 15 people who need the insulin in town. If we're not a big community, it's the pharmacy in town. But, uh. Yeah, I don't know what. Them boys. Them boys were always built a little different, especially. They got around their cousins. But, uh, you know, it's a particularly brutal scene down that way. Hear the sheriff's kind of looking around, asking some questions, but. 01:54:54.204 --> 01:54:58.464 Well, if we hear anything, we'll. We'll look to sheriff up. 01:54:59.644 --> 01:55:04.934 Can I do an insight check to see whether or not he got caught wind of anything that just happened? 01:55:05.474 --> 01:55:05.858 Sure. 01:55:05.906 --> 01:55:08.974 He's any more suspicious than normal? 01:55:09.754 --> 01:55:12.094 Mel, would like you to pass the whiskey, please. 01:55:13.314 --> 01:55:14.054 14. 01:55:14.794 --> 01:55:28.918 He's. There's something confusing him. He's not suspicious, but between the comment of the three. He's done business with Elliot before, and. 01:55:28.926 --> 01:55:31.718 We'Ve been entirely normal before that. 01:55:31.806 --> 01:55:45.990 Yeah, normal. And his ranch now being to the southeast is sitting a little funny with him, but he's not like he was best buddies with Elliot, so he's not willing to call him out and be like, aren't you from the southwest? 01:55:46.182 --> 01:55:52.950 It was Mel who said it. She doesn't look like somebody who would be an authority on directions. Let's face it, that's part of why. 01:55:52.982 --> 01:55:54.422 He ain't calling y'all out on it. 01:55:54.438 --> 01:55:56.280 But it's a little funny with him. 01:55:56.472 --> 01:55:56.944 Ha ha. 01:55:56.984 --> 01:55:58.324 We have confused him. 01:55:59.704 --> 01:56:16.284 Well, we need to do a little bit more work. We'll check that high tomorrow. I think it'll be done tomorrow. We'll stay the night. We'll make sure that's done. If you need, we'd be happy to help. Fletch, arrows. 01:56:17.824 --> 01:56:21.748 All right. All takes about. I still need the metal for the marrow heads. 01:56:21.796 --> 01:56:23.452 Oh. Oh, crap. Forgot about that. 01:56:23.468 --> 01:56:24.828 We'll run that errand tomorrow. 01:56:24.916 --> 01:56:27.052 Yeah, we'll run down the scrap yard tomorrow. 01:56:27.228 --> 01:56:29.676 I can help shape those kind of. 01:56:29.700 --> 01:56:47.524 Honestly, kicking myself a little bit. I meant to grab it while I was down there getting coffee, but the story of the Richardson boys kind of derailed me a little bit there. Coming on back. They're dickheads, but they were. They had the potential to be good boys. I think the right hand could have guided him a little better. Unfortunately, they had their pappy. 01:56:48.184 --> 01:56:51.484 Everybody's got the potential, but they don't always have the intention. 01:56:52.424 --> 01:56:54.800 It's like, late evening now, right? 01:56:54.872 --> 01:56:58.688 Yeah, it's after dark. Cool. That's what I thought. It's a proper campfire story. 01:56:58.776 --> 01:57:01.304 So we have, like, a silver dagger. 01:57:01.424 --> 01:57:04.644 So what did we decide was the check against nightmares? 01:57:05.384 --> 01:57:06.480 It was charisma. 01:57:06.552 --> 01:57:07.724 Ah, okay. 01:57:09.744 --> 01:57:15.290 So I think hearing a story about a book written in the the 18 hundreds is a bit different than talking to maybe a werewolf. 01:57:15.402 --> 01:57:19.418 Like, actual maybe the combination of the two is making Mel a little. 01:57:19.546 --> 01:57:22.274 Knowing that he came towards town. 01:57:22.394 --> 01:57:22.866 Yeah. 01:57:22.970 --> 01:57:30.474 And that he's healing. According to old dude by the lake. He looks not sickly anymore. 01:57:30.554 --> 01:57:32.410 I think he probably fed well. 01:57:32.522 --> 01:57:32.842 Yeah. 01:57:32.898 --> 01:57:36.794 Good news is Mel's apparently too stupid to get nightmares. 01:57:36.914 --> 01:57:38.944 I think she's probably complaining. Compartmentalizing. 01:57:39.024 --> 01:57:48.364 That's a werewolf thing, though. Eating some stories. Danny. Who again? That's all just. That's all just nonsense talk. It's not. It's not real. 01:57:48.984 --> 01:57:49.856 You're right. 01:57:50.000 --> 01:57:51.204 Have you met elves? 01:57:51.984 --> 01:57:53.560 Never met elves. 01:57:53.632 --> 01:57:54.144 Oh, my. 01:57:54.224 --> 01:57:55.136 Give me the whiskey. 01:57:55.200 --> 01:57:55.760 You're drinking. 01:57:55.832 --> 01:57:57.264 You've had too much. You've had too much. 01:57:57.304 --> 01:58:02.608 I've never spoken to an elk. I just shoot him. All right, that's. 01:58:02.776 --> 01:58:04.174 Oh, not. Go to bed. 01:58:04.344 --> 01:58:05.434 That's probably a good idea. 01:58:05.474 --> 01:58:08.714 Did you talk to the elk you killed? It's a weird question. 01:58:08.794 --> 01:58:10.534 I screamed at a turkey. 01:58:10.914 --> 01:58:11.834 I'll dock that. 01:58:11.874 --> 01:58:12.614 We go. 01:58:14.834 --> 01:58:16.614 The shit out of that turkey. 01:58:17.274 --> 01:58:20.494 You know, you're right. I'm gonna go different than I do. 01:58:22.034 --> 01:58:22.682 You know what? 01:58:22.738 --> 01:58:23.434 I had to kill it. 01:58:23.474 --> 01:58:27.254 We don't all have foes. And that's why we came a lot different. 01:58:29.154 --> 01:58:31.228 I see on the back of them. 01:58:31.276 --> 01:58:33.744 Two man, I lit one on fire. 01:58:34.244 --> 01:58:35.580 I didn't have a bow. 01:58:35.692 --> 01:58:38.596 So you lit a turkey on fire. 01:58:38.780 --> 01:58:39.756 You know what? 01:58:39.900 --> 01:58:41.784 I think maybe we all need to go to. 01:58:42.724 --> 01:58:49.620 I think it's time for you to hand me those key. And I'm gonna put this on top shelf. Top shelf thing. 01:58:49.732 --> 01:58:59.294 After this admittedly confusing conversation, you are reminded me me why I live on the outskirts of town. And I appreciate that. Yeah. 01:58:59.994 --> 01:59:07.694 And, you know, we might be crazy, we might be overly suspicious, but make sure you lock your door tight tonight. 01:59:09.154 --> 01:59:10.934 I will absolutely do that. 01:59:11.674 --> 01:59:15.122 Not because of us. I want to make that part clear. 01:59:15.258 --> 01:59:18.334 I think Belle has a little nervous laughing fit over. 01:59:18.874 --> 01:59:21.014 As long as you do that, buddy. 01:59:21.484 --> 01:59:21.980 That's. 01:59:22.052 --> 01:59:24.504 We're looking out for you, dude. 01:59:28.644 --> 01:59:32.744 You better take that whiskey bottle back inside. We don't want anybody to get hurt. 01:59:33.204 --> 01:59:40.404 Yeah, I. Yeah. Well, let me know when you guys get that medal and I'll just be seeing y'all. 01:59:40.444 --> 01:59:42.268 Yep, we'll get it tomorrow. 01:59:42.356 --> 01:59:46.444 Not tomorrow with that. You guys said you wanted to do watches. 01:59:46.564 --> 01:59:47.328 Yes. 01:59:47.516 --> 01:59:50.024 I think Olnock's not on first watch. 01:59:50.184 --> 01:59:52.168 No, Olnach needs to sober up a little bit. 01:59:52.176 --> 01:59:53.844 Olnach is on last watch. 01:59:55.224 --> 01:59:56.680 Yay. On the overwatch. 01:59:56.832 --> 02:00:00.544 I usually prefer to do first watch, but I can do an earlier one if you want. 02:00:00.584 --> 02:00:01.784 Elliot'll take third. 02:00:01.904 --> 02:00:03.044 Earlier than first. 02:00:03.344 --> 02:00:07.444 I think she meant last, but yeah, last watch. 02:00:07.784 --> 02:00:15.956 I think you can still take last. We have enough of us. You and Olnot can double up. Okay, I'll take second. 02:00:16.100 --> 02:00:16.788 I'll take first. 02:00:16.836 --> 02:00:18.428 Then James Emery. 02:00:18.596 --> 02:00:19.660 At least I take two. 02:00:19.692 --> 02:00:24.724 Third, I take morning. Yeah. And now we're at fourth. Watch the duo. 02:00:24.884 --> 02:00:27.388 Morning calisthenics group. It's the yoga. 02:00:27.556 --> 02:00:28.692 We're doing yoga. 02:00:28.788 --> 02:00:30.984 You two and James, not James. 02:00:33.924 --> 02:00:37.864 Joining us for yoga in the morning. That poor child needs to stretch. 02:00:39.224 --> 02:00:40.824 All right, all right. 02:00:40.864 --> 02:00:42.040 You did this to him. 02:00:42.192 --> 02:00:47.488 I did. And it's good for him. You can. Would you like me to wake you up early so we can stretch? 02:00:47.576 --> 02:00:48.232 No, thanks. 02:00:48.328 --> 02:00:49.124 Okay. 02:00:49.424 --> 02:00:56.004 Nope. If I try to do anything before coffee, I will probably stab someone. 02:00:56.424 --> 02:00:59.648 Okay, so I make morning coffee not for Mel, but for Emory. 02:00:59.736 --> 02:01:00.216 Got it. 02:01:00.280 --> 02:01:01.000 Yes. 02:01:01.192 --> 02:01:02.124 To both. 02:01:07.784 --> 02:03:08.024 Theater of the mind is Jeremy Arfston as Elliot Brandybain, Amanda Arfston as Melanie Kelly, Michael Burnell as Olnock Farger Johnson, Michael Downs as James O'Brien, Casey Weingarten as Emery Lee, and myself, Mike Schalk as your dungeon master. We release episodes every two weeks, so our next episode will release on April 28. If you want to follow us, our social media and website can be found on our link tree, which can be found in the podcast description. 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