Mary
*Kibaru would observe the track to see what animal made them and if there depth indicated whether they were running or walking, as well as with how many tracks*
Donald
` 9 ` ⟵ [5] 1d20 + 4
Wilbert
*Kibaru will notice alot of tracks, but can't tell if the depth is from the animals running quickly or if the same steps overlapped with one another. The large quantity of tracks make it hard to tell if they were wide strides of a sprint of short strides of a walk either. Basically, all Kibaru would be able to tell is that there are alot of tracks*
Judith
*Ishikawa would make his way down from the tree, hopping down and landing with a soft thud next to Kibaru. He whispered something to his Hawk, and it would take off from his shoulder, circling overhead as he looked to Kibaru.* 

"There seems to be a murder of crows further down the path, a bit further to the west than the convoys route. I assume it's too late to save anyone, however, it would be wise to start off in that direction."
Mary
"Well, that's a better lead then what I've found. I'll lead the way" *Kibaru said as he started walking down the path*
Wilbert
*As the two of you head to the west where Ishikawa saw the murder of crows, his falcon would fly up per Ishikawa's command and start to circle the same area where the crows were. The crows would not be receptive to Ishikawa's falcon though and would chase it away. The falcon would retreat back to Ishikawa, thankfully uninjured. The location appears to be 100 m northwest of where you two are currently, but there are also plenty of trees in the way so you can't get a clear sight of what is up ahead.*
Mary
*Kibaru would slow his pace and become silent. His ear would twitch and rotate a bit as he listened for any noise*
Judith
*Ishikawa gently ruffled the head feathers of his hawk once it landed back on his shoulders, smiling slightly. Crows had a tendency to bully Raptors, so he wasn't too surprised when his feathered companion had returned. He was slightly disappointed he wouldn't be able to use him to track, but it was no matter. Putting some distance between himself and Kibaru, he would tread carefully, taking his bow off of his back. They were nearing their intended location, and there was no telling what they were going to find. He watched the forest surrounding them carefully, ears twitching. His hair stood on its end, not out of fear, but caution.*
Donald
` 18 ` ⟵ [14] 1d20 + 4

` 15 ` ⟵ [12] 1d20 + 3

` 9 ` ⟵ [6] 1d20 + 3

` 19 ` ⟵ [15] 1d20 + 4
Wilbert
*The two of you would cautiously approach the location, or at least try your best to do so. Ever so carefully you would get closer and closer till finally you come across a bit of a clearing. It would take a bit of focus to see past the remaining branches, but upon closer inspection the two of you would notice a large creature laying upon a rock.*

*No, large would be an understatement. What might have seemed to be exaggerations from the village chief would now clearly be seen as a reality. The massive beast was easily 10 ft long, and despite only laying on the rock it was still taller than the two of you. It almost appeared to be a massive tiger, except for the fact it had massive bone-like protrusions sticking out from it shoulder and back. And just like the elder had said, around it would be 'cubs' laying about on the rock as well. Three of them to be exact, though they appeared to look more like regular sized tigers than cute cuddly cubs.*

*It would appear for the moment the beast and its cubs were sleeping. To the side you would see a destroyed caravan and around the rock you would see the eaten remains of horses as well as men. The corpses seemed to be attracting the crows attention, but they seem to know better than dive in and eat while the beast was nearby. At least they appear to be sleeping. For now*