Status: Skirt damaged, floating downstream (not the skirt, all of her)<br/>HP 83 of 83     Spells remaining: 7 of 7 1st, 4 of 4 2nd, 1 of 1 from bonded object<br/>Ammunition remaining: 18 common arrows, 15 silvered, 20 cold iron, 2 Slow Burn, 5 Tangleshot<br/><hr/>The fact was, Rayne didn't really remember the voyage upriver - or rather, remembered it all being handled by the NPC crew of the boat.  She hadn't needed to pay any attention, and had drifted off for most of the voyage.  But obviously there were no waterfalls or any such dramatic hazards - it was just a long, winding river.<br/><br/>And, as it turned out, there wasn't really more for her to do this time, either.  The two sturdy young women could manage the paddle wheel if it came to that - heck, Grogza could probably spin it herself - and Ledude had the wheel.  She gave a mocking bow.  "Of course,<em>Capitane</em>Ledude, thank you for providing me passage, you and your... burly crew."  She looked from the rake to the two deceptively attractive women with amusement.<br/><br/>At first she acted as lookout, keeping her bow in hand and watching the jungle - but it was daylight, and no further Kech appeared to cause difficulties.  Rayne shifted her position under the canopy to stay under shade, and began looking through the broken arrows Ledude had dumped aboard, checking for useful heads and feathers.  She still cast an eye forward and around, every so often, and it was on one of those occasions that she spotted a little something odd that made her look twice - and then leap to her feet.  "Full... uhh back.  Make the wheel turn backwards, you two!  And Ledude, steer for the shore - log ahead!"  She pointed for his benefit, then made sure the other two were working at their crankshafts.<br/><br/>It was bad luck that such a huge tree had fallen and come to lie across their passage... or perhaps not luck, though felling such a tree would be quite an undertaking!  Still... perhaps... she began scanning the jungle upriver from the log, and found the comforting grip of her bow in hand once more.<br/>