<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/SVgHqW2.jpg)</div><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Iona Viliulf (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=300582.msg14694421#msg14694421)</span></strong><strong>AC</strong>: 14<strong>HP</strong>: 10<br/>Though oddly quiet during the trip, Iona occasionally shoots glances over at the others.  Her knowledge of the local flora and fauna gives no useful insight (Nature roll 4), and she's utterly useless at locating anything advantageous as far as a camping spot (Survival roll 12).  Overall, she's able to arrive, carry her gear, and cast a couple of surreptitious, slightly suspicious, glances at Emerald and Hadrhune on route.<br/><br/>After their arrival, however, she drops her gear unceremoniously.  Unused to all the walking, she takes a deep breath... sure, she's never owned a horse or anything like that, but it would be very, very nice to not have to cross this much terrain on foot.  Sometimes she's had to take roads for long stretches home after floating a raft of goods and leaving a barge, but... well... that's different.  Camping in the woods would be recreation after such an enterprise... not a necessity.<br/><br/>Toeing the hard ground, she gives a subtle grunt of disapproval and then turns her gaze back to the others.  "Can I sleep on one of you?"  She snickers a bit, then realizes that... was probably not the best joke to make.  She looks at Bellantha, Ria, and Serana first, not feeling as awkward around them... perhaps because of their history? Then to Emerald and Hadrhune.  And although they were not exactly strangers, she knew they possessed magic... and as actual, trained casters... they were probably far, far better casters than Iona herself.  That felt... awkward.<br/><br/>"Alright... I don't know anything useful to do right now."  She sniffs and wipes the back of her hand across her mouth, trying to divert away from her pathetic joke.  "How about I, er... look for a pattern of land that might help us find... something.  I don't know.  Something nearby to help us out."<br/><br/>So taking into account the terrain, she uses her knowledge of the area and the land to try to find any terrain nearby that could be of advantage to them.  Either a local field good for camping, or a known farm, hideout, or holdout that would help them rest for the night safely... (Geography 21, Local 25... and that's 5 more uses of Archaeologist's luck gone).