With the majority of the group expressing their intent to visit the kobolds first, it was decided. Before they left, though, Bingley had one more parting gift for them.<br/><br/>"A few days ago, some bandits came by and tried to extort ol' Oleg here for gold - gold that he didn't have, at that. Luckily a passing band of travelers took care of the bandits. Now the bandits left behind some horses, which should do nicely for you big'uns. As for you, Grolo my boy, I have a ride more suited for our size - my old pony, Maggie. Now, these animals aren't beasts of war, so keep them out of harm's way and bring them back safely, or Erastil help me I'll give your hides a sound thrashing."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>With three horses and a pony, the group made good time, heading south-southeast across the last of the plains of southern Brevoy and into the hills of the Kamelands. There travel slowed, impaired by the rolling hills and twisting valleys between them that made travel in a straight line nearly impossible. The hills were pocked by small natural caves and crowned by woods on the hilltops, with smaller shrubs and bushes at the lower elevations already budding and showing new green leaves.<br/><br/>So it was that one rocky crag stood out from the others, being bare of trees on its top, instead sporting vegetation closer to its base. It rose slightly higher than the rest of the hills nearby, even after including the height of the trees growing on those hilltops. Oh, and the bones. Strewn to almost two hundred feet from the base of this hill were the skeletons of animals - what appeared to be the bones of boars, deer, and even a bear.<br/><br/>(http://i1300.photobucket.com/albums/ag94/Autocad-E/Kingmaker_002_small_zpsab1a3e58.png)<br/><br/><hr/><br/><br/>OOC: Some suggested options (it's not an exclusive list and it doesn't have to be followed, just a suggestion):<br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>Ignore and move on</li><li>Dismount and check it out (roll Perception)</li></ul>