The next day would be long, as they moved slow, more wary for traps... and a good thing they did. Talia found nine more, during their survey, all carefully hidden. Common courtesy, in this region, amongst the various trappers, was to mark their traps so that intelligent beings could notice them, but not the animals being hunted. These, however, were hidden deliberately, from all manner of beings.<br/><br/>The next region brought them out of the forest, for the moment, and into the grassy plains, once again, out to the border of the lands they're set to investigate. Early on the second day of exploration, Erin called out, "Hey, those stones look a bit unnatural, don't they?"<br/><br/>The group is momentarily confused, until the others follow where she's pointing, to a pile of stones, nearly invisible amidst a blackberry briar. Closer investigation reveals that the pile is clearly not natural, and looks to be a burial cairn.