The group would begin climbing down the bean stalk.  Still to far to see if the young man Jack had indeed fallen and splattered on the ground.   The beanstalk continued to shake as the giant continued to climb up.   Nearly a third of the way down the shaking stops.  Which meant one thing the giant had made it to the top.     The fairy does not appear as the group continues to travel down the beanstalk.   They reach nearly half way when all of sudden the beanstalk begins to again shake.  At first not enough to cause distressed on those climbing down.    But with each shake it would grow worse.   To the point when they are a little more then halfway down it is really swaying back and forth in extreme arc.<br/><br/>OOC - Climb DC- 30 is needed or fall<br/><br/><em>Even more then half way they cannot see Jack.   Not quite yet seeing the ground.   The violent shaking and swaying of the beanstalk is escalating,  then all of sudden the beanstalk is falling itself.   Regardless if those who hold on or have fallen due to such.   The beanstalk joins them in a free fall.     </em><br/><br/>But as the group falls and nears the ground in the rapid descent of free fall.     At the moment of impact.  In which each no doubt braces for impending doom.   Regardless if still holding on or not to the falling beanstalk.     That crushing impact does not come.   Instead each one of you find yourselves in your own beds,  back to your human selves.    Emerald is no longer Emerald.     The old gear that you see at a renaissance fair is gone,  your each dressed in how you would be for bed.<br/><br/>The last thing remembered is Jack holding an axe.  As they beanstalk hit the ground with a thundering thud.<br/>