TimeStamp: Day 54, Winter of 512 AV. 5:43 PM
Retar sighed with relief when the gates to Syliras came into view. He was marching up the Southern Kabrin Road from Yahebah for the past three days, and his feet grew weary. Setting up camp outside the walls of the city (at a distance that wouldn’t provoke the guards), he began to unload his faithful steed named Kala. Kala was a beautiful Eyktolian Desertbreed horse with a spunky attitude, forcing Retar to walk on foot for the journey after several attempts to mount. His experience in riding is the same as his sophistication; nil. Kala began to nibble at the grass nearby as he pitched the tent and made his living space comfortable.
“Thanks be to Yahal for a safe journey.” He said with gratitude to the sky. He shuffled through his belongings. The Temple of Yahal in Yahebah had provided him with amiable supplies, for he ate his rations heartily and now had five-sevenths of his starting quantity. He took out the third day’s ration and began to munch the combination of dried wheat bread and goat cheese. After his respite, Retar went about his business tending to Kala and organizing his belongings for maximum accessibility. He then sat outside the entrance to the tent and began to pray silently to Yahal. He smiled peacefully with concentration...