GM NOTE:<br/><strong><br/>A) Is there a noticeable current to the brackish water? Trying to figure out if it's a river delta or just a lake that flooded and never quiet dried up.</strong><br/><br/>Sresk and Sophia feel along the steep cliffside until they discover the source of the fresh water.  It's like a little spring from the surface of the rock that overfills and spills over and into the area nearby.  Sresk, you sip the water, and it is delightful.  It is fresh and clean.  You are unsure of its origin, but surmise that it comes from an underground stream.<br/><br/><strong>B) While length may not be workable can we figure out how big around the snake is based on the size of the pattern?</strong><br/><br/>Sresk and Sophia, given their prodigious and expansive wilderness knowledge, are definitely able to surmise that the trail is that of a snake.  It is fresh, maybe not a day old.  Sresk is able to lie in the pattern, and the girth of the snake is thicker than Sresk is tall.  Given what you know, you think that the snake could be up to twenty or thirty feet long, or maybe even more.<br/><br/><strong>C) Is there enough of a trail to figure out where it had entered and left the beach? Or at least the direction it was heading? Certainly won't follow the trail far but if it's going in a straight line or wandering about would hopefully be able to work out.</strong><br/><br/>You follow the trail, and it's like it emerged from the water and traveled to another cliffside spring, then traveled back into the water.  You know that there are sea snakes that live in salt water, but they cannot drink it.<br/><br/><strong>D) Can we tell if it's actually a snake and not something being dragged like a tail? Any potential footprints along the markings?</strong><br/><br/>No.  That is to say, you do not see an additional trail.<br/><br/><strong>In the water. Sresk has a 30ft swim speed and a 60ft darkvision and she has to surface to breath so she won't go extremely deep. Say 200ft  in either direction along the shoreline and about 100 ft out in the water and diving to 60 ft if needed while exploring the area.</strong><br/><br/>Sresk enters into the water and explores the area near their landing.<br/><br/><strong>E) Are there any sandbanks or reefs that we lucked out and didn't run aground on when we were brought in by the wyvern. (They could be useful for fishing possibly as well as showing where the boat could move through.)</strong><br/><br/>The water is full of reefs and it is teeming with life.  You see large fish of all varieties.  It does not seem like this oceanic world has ever been fished.  The reef is high, and you imagine that you were fortunate enough not to skim the surface of the corral due to it being the high tide.  At low tide, you imagine that coming or going from land by boat would be difficult, and even impossible.<br/><br/><strong>F) Given the rocky outcroppings and such are there any caves beneath the waves that look like they'd hold something bigger then an eel or similar creature?</strong><br/><br/>Yes, there are definitely spots here and there where something large could lurk.<br/><br/><strong>G) Are there any signs of wreckage or floatsome?</strong><br/><br/>No, you do not spot any remains that resembles a traveler's touch.<br/><br/>However...  you do see the remains of a snake shedding.  At first, you think that it's an algae, but... it stretches along the sea floor for nearly sixty feet.<br/>