GM Note:<br/><br/>Razi, once you have surveyed the sailors, you realize that there are sixteen survivors among them.  Most escaped the ordeal with minor cuts and bruises, but four are critically injured, and one is on the precipice of death itself.  From what you could gather, there are six dead, but about twenty men who are missing.<br/><br/>To Razi’s querries, Mr. Hennig pressed his cap against his heart and said:<br/><br/>“I am afraid that I didn’t know him personally, ma’am,” he said.  “It would be easier to bury them, but rocky cairns would be respectful, too, given the hard terrain and all.  No one would say it weren’t.  And I suppose we can return his personnel effects to the Fairfax Company somehow.  Someone there will know Lord Seward’s next of kin for sure, and they will want to know what happened here, ma’am.  For insurance reasons.”<br/><br/>The terrain was rocky, almost a wash of watermelon-sized igneous rocks of an onyx color, which were more like the broken shards of boulders.<br/><br/>