For the next few days, the pair left the hills and forests behind and traversed the grassy plains and passed several patches of lighter forested areas in the twilight of the eclipse. The mountain range grew ever smaller behind them, only a looming black wave in the distance what Jalna had traversed and crossed through not long ago.<br/><br/>The barbarian managed to find tracks and signs of animal and even monster passage. She could and identify territories marked by more dangerous predators that they pass, so no further attack occurred. Hunting was likewise successful up until the last day where she found no game. Still, with no campsite at hand they decided to find the hidden away boat and got onto it without meal.<br/>"Ain't a problem, we can make it home by the end of a day's journey. We can eat plenty there, just need to pace our strength until, eh?"<br/><br/>Loading up their bags and starting downriver it felt nice not to march with a heavy load after days. The route was also quite scenic and she even spotted wildlife drinking at the riverbank, and at one point a monstrous looking feline creature with tentacles on its back hunt a group deer that were drinking at the edge of a small forest they passed.<br/><br/>With both rowing and the stream carrying the boat, they covered quite the distance, to the point where if Jalna looked back where they came from, she couldn't make out any familiar features any more. By the time they landed on the riverbank, even some of the plants seemed foreign to her.<br/><br/>The journey continued on foot for several hours in a light rain until they reached a small stream emerging from some dense, dark woods. Continuing along Jalna could see that some trees were marked with carved runes and soon she found herself on a clearing with a small, almost decent hut and a workshop built into its side.<br/><br/>"There it be." the dwarf announced proudly.