[OOC] Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

[Muttonhawk]

Ah, right.

[EliteCommander]

I do recall one thing I was going to do after the skip involving Sabine and Meesei. Her exact age is irrelevant, just that she has had time to develop. I think it will be a scene that will allow you to show how she has changed and developed over those years. I'm curious to see what you will do.

[Muttonhawk]

Sounds good.

Also, I only just realised that I had forgotten Janius in my last post. I'll get onto that.

[Muttonhawk]

I've gotta go now. G'night!

[EliteCommander]

Goodnight. I'll be going to bed as well after this response.

[EliteCommander]

Lorag is still searching around for Harriet. Would he have had any results?

[Muttonhawk]

Lorag can take as long as he likes, there will be no trace of Harriet around.

Also, I'm starting to wonder how long it's going to take for Ahnasha to give Fendros a slap across the face.

[EliteCommander]

She might have, but it would have just been unsporting against one who cannot defend himself.

As for finding Harriet, there is the issue of that collar secured around her neck. I do believe I mentioned that it used the same type of enchantment as the one implanted in Galsek in order to allow Meesei's activation command to be transferred over a distance. Of course the ring that could be used to track it is currently buried in the snow with the rest of the warband's equipment. If Harriet is still alive, there are three conditions that would activate the collar: Meesei retrieving the corresponding ring and speaking the activation word, Harriet or someone around her accidentally speaking the activation word (which isn't terribly likely), or attempted removal of the collar.

[EliteCommander]

I decided to catch Meesei up in time with Ahnasha in that one. Kaleeth and Janius are still a bit behind, I think.

[Muttonhawk]

The rules for the collar sound reasonable enough with those constraints. As for Lorag's search outside, there had been so many lycan tracks along that patch of ground during that time that picking out Harriet's would be nigh on impossible as long as she would retrace their steps. There wouldn't seem to be any more of her tracks branching from it in the local area, so Lorag could deduce that Harriet would indeed have taken that angle.

I don't think Kaleeth and Janius would be too far behind. It depends how long Kaleeth would have spent not talking.

[EliteCommander]

Sorry for the delay, I was doing some other things. I'll try to respond before going to bed.

[Muttonhawk]

It's all good.

[EliteCommander]

Post is up, and goodnight.

I don't know if I want to actually RP through searching for Harriet. I gather it might be important to do, but we might be able to insert some tactical timeskips. I'll trust your judgment, though.

[Muttonhawk]

G'night!

I don't think it'll be important to detail tracking Harriet. How successful Lorag or any other group is at it would depend on how far they're willing to go.

[Muttonhawk]

Accidentally hit post before finishing. One sec.

EDIT: All done.

[EliteCommander]

Understood, responding now.

[EliteCommander]

I probably need to get to bed. I'll likely respond after class tomorrow, if you've posted by that point. Goodnight.

[Muttonhawk]

G'night!

[EliteCommander]

You can timeskip to wherever you feel is best. Meesei would join in recovering the ring and finding Harriet, and likely as many members of her pack as are physically well enough to join. If that number was too few, she might also ask for one or two others from the clan to join, but it would just be a small group this time.

[Muttonhawk]

Sorry, I had a busy day. I need to know about this timeskip, how far or for how long would Meesei be willing to track Harriet for? Harriet's movements are much faster than Galsek's ever were.