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Thag followed shortly behind Garrak. While he wouldn't openly say it he was glad Garrak was coming along. He was a renowned hunter and his loyalty to the tribe was beyond questioning. There was no one Thag would rather have by his side in this troubling time. Thag continued to fiddle with the rocks in his hand determined to demonstrate his new idea. But that would have to wait it was better to follow caution for now.
Thag followed shortly behind Garrak. While he wouldn't openly say it he was glad Garrak was coming along. He was a renowned hunter and his loyalty to the tribe was beyond questioning. There was no one Thag would rather have by his side in this troubling time. Thag continued to fiddle with the rocks in his hand determined to demonstrate his new idea. But that would have to wait it was better to follow caution for now.
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Thag thanked Garrak for his concern, but he would not be dissuaded from going.
Noticing Garrak's spear Thag considered a weapon of his own. He chose one of the nearby rocks and fiddled it in his hand before throwing it as hard as he could into the distance. It impacted the ground and chucked a small amount of dirt into the air. He experimented with a few more rocks. Each time looking at how they hit the ground. He chose to take two of the larger rocks along with him. Perhaps he could kill one of the small creatures if he managed to hit one.
He tried to explain the idea with gestures and what words he knew, but he obviously hadn't done the best job as he mainly saw rather confused faces. That was okay, he would just have to show them the idea instead.
Thag thanked Garrak for his concern, but he would not be dissuaded from going.
Noticing Garrak's spear Thag considered a weapon of his own. He chose one of the nearby rocks and fiddled it in his hand before throwing it as hard as he could into the distance. It impacted the ground and chucked a small amount of dirt into the air. He experimented with a few more rocks. Each time looking at how they hit the ground. He chose to take two of the larger rocks along with him. Perhaps he could kill one of the small creatures if he managed to hit one.
He tried to explain the idea with gestures and what words he knew, but he obviously hadn't done the best job as he mainly saw rather confused faces. That was okay, he would just have to show them the idea instead.
Thag gazed out into this new land with eyes full of wonder. The view helped him put the missing tribe members out of his mind. Part of him wanted to go out and search for the others, but he could not see anywhere they could have survived outside the cave. His eyes gazed upon the flaming mountain and remembered a story Na-Tuk once told. In the story the tribes founder Madu was favoured by the god, Codak and they gifted him with the knowledge of the mammoths. They taught him how to track and hunt the beasts promising they would always provide for the tribe as long as we respected them.
Thag wondered if they had lost respect for the mammoths and they were gone because of it. Was this angry mountain a sign of displeasure from Codak? Thag shuddered with that thought. He would speak to Na-Tuk later about it, he would know what to make of it. For know Thag decided to focus his attention on a more pressing issue. Water. They would soon run out and without it they would all die within a few days.
He scanned the horizon and saw no sign of water. He considered his options before deciding to head towards the highlands in the west they should give him a good view of the landscape and he hoped he would have better luck finding some over there.
He didn't want to go into an unknown area alone however, and so he spoke to other members of the tribe trying to convince them of the importance of his quest.
Thag wondered if they had lost respect for the mammoths and they were gone because of it. Was this angry mountain a sign of displeasure from Codak? Thag shuddered with that thought. He would speak to Na-Tuk later about it, he would know what to make of it. For know Thag decided to focus his attention on a more pressing issue. Water. They would soon run out and without it they would all die within a few days.
He scanned the horizon and saw no sign of water. He considered his options before deciding to head towards the highlands in the west they should give him a good view of the landscape and he hoped he would have better luck finding some over there.
He didn't want to go into an unknown area alone however, and so he spoke to other members of the tribe trying to convince them of the importance of his quest.
Okay I'm gonna start working on a post now hopefully i'll have it done by this evening
Edit: I hope the post was alright let me know if there is anything I need to change. On another note would that count as a wisdom point as he thought about his options?
Edit: I hope the post was alright let me know if there is anything I need to change. On another note would that count as a wisdom point as he thought about his options?
Thanks
Thag
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Thag is not the strongest man, but he makes up for it with his ingenuity quickly learning about which rocks make better sparks for fire. He is young and has only seen a few hunts and while he is no prodigy in the art of hunting he has earned his place among their ranks. Some of the others would find him strange as he messes around with objects just staring at them. Few understand his mind, but he is content that they leave him to it. He believes in listening to the elders and loves the stories Na-Tuk tells.
Bio
Thag is not the strongest man, but he makes up for it with his ingenuity quickly learning about which rocks make better sparks for fire. He is young and has only seen a few hunts and while he is no prodigy in the art of hunting he has earned his place among their ranks. Some of the others would find him strange as he messes around with objects just staring at them. Few understand his mind, but he is content that they leave him to it. He believes in listening to the elders and loves the stories Na-Tuk tells.
Thag
Bio
Thag is not the strongest man, but he makes up for it with his ingenuity quickly learning about which rocks make better sparks for fire. He is young and has only seen a few hunts and while he is no prodigy in the art of hunting he has earned his place among their ranks. Some of the others would find him strange as he messes around with objects just staring at them. Few understand his mind, but he is content that they leave him to it. He believes in listening to the elders and loves the stories Na-Tuk tells.
Let me know if I need to change anything
Bio
Thag is not the strongest man, but he makes up for it with his ingenuity quickly learning about which rocks make better sparks for fire. He is young and has only seen a few hunts and while he is no prodigy in the art of hunting he has earned his place among their ranks. Some of the others would find him strange as he messes around with objects just staring at them. Few understand his mind, but he is content that they leave him to it. He believes in listening to the elders and loves the stories Na-Tuk tells.
Let me know if I need to change anything
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