Krynn wasn't sure why they wanted her in particular, or if they were just looking for anyone expendable to do their dirty work, but she wasn't one to turn down a fight or adventure.  The wisewoman even said that great potential for fortune led this way, though now that she thought about it, the wisewoman didn't specify good or ill fortune.<br/><br/>The barbarian had ranged further east than most of her tribe had ever gone, and she just had a vague idea of the geography ahead, through countries and lands she didn't know.  As she approached the woods, she compared the storm approaching behind to the skeletal warning ahead.  She didn't mind the rain, she was almost constantly wet with precipitation, humidity, and swamp water in the Shadow Marshes.  But the obvious warning ahead stirred her pride, and with a grin, she stepped into the shadowy forest.<br/><br/>Growing up in the swaps, where even the herbivorous species were dangerous, let alone the predators, Krynn knew to always expect trouble.  She held her longbow as she walked, keeping an eye on those shadows moving through the canopy and undergrowth.