The bandits operating from the Greenbelt were mostly humans, going by the survivors' reports, but none of the tracks here belonged to anything remotely close. The site was a day old at most and the tracks were still fresh, making it easy for Uria to distinguish between them. The oldest tracks were six sets of kobold tracks that entered the campsite from the south. Newer were three sets of giant centipede tracks - the size and spacing of the prints suggesting five-foot-long monstrosities - that came from the north. Most recent of all were mixed kobold and giant centipede tracks that left the camp heading in the direction of the great tree on the hill. Correlating the tale told by the tracks were bite wounds on the bodies of the two dead kobolds, in pairs of punctures as though caused by mandibles, and swollen and blackened with poison.